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To the Editor of The New York Times: THE NEW YORK TIMES last week reported an interview with Marconi, in which he said: They [the Germans] have even stolen my invention." I question whether Mr...

Every one along the Hudson from Seventy-second street to Ninety-fifth street watched for an hour last night for a strange small craft that flew up and down the river at a rate varying from twenty-five...

If Tesla's secret invention fulfills expectations it will be possible to blow up battleships at a distance of 1,000 miles from the aerial station. For Gunpowder Will Be Substituted Electrical Waves...

Nikola Tesla is by nature a dreamer. Of the hundreds of electrical discoveries associated with his name, but few have been proved of practical use. It therefore remains to be seen whether or not there...

Marconi Says His Signals Are Due to the Atmosphere. HE HAS RECEIVED THEM HIMSELF Professor Fleming Laughs at the Idea of Signals From Mars. New York Sun Special Service London, Jan. 5. — Nikola Tesla...

MR. TESLA, if he has not already opened correspondence with the inhabitants of Mars, has received communications from them and expects before long to establish an interchange of intelligence with...

He helped restore the legacy of a long-forgotten inventor By KATY READ In 1943, when Leland Anderson was in high school and read an obituary for Nikola Tesla, the Serbian-American inventor was largely...

Nikola Tesla is undoubtedly (a remarkable man, and it is admitted that he has made some wonderful discoveries in the field of electrical research, but his statement that he has received a message from...

By JAMES COATES Chicago Tribune COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Giants have trod the ground here. Zebulon Pike, legendary explorer of the unknown West, gave his name to the majestic white-capped peak just...