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With Wireless Waves of Communication, Plans to Girdle the World with Story of Happenings Far and Near BUILDING BIG TOWER OUT ON LONG ISLAND By means of the gigantic transmitting tower he is erecting...

TO THE EDITOR OF TAE HERALD :— I cannot refrain from protesting against the most ungenerous comments in this morning's papers on Professor Langley's efforts. Professor Manly's tests, in view of the...

An Advance in Wireless Telegraphy — Meddling Impossible. Any one who has ever tried to persuade Mr. Tesla to talk for publication about his experiments and projects knows how firm and courteous are...

U. S. Court in One Circuit Upholds His Patents, in Another Does Not. Judge Cult, in the United States Circuit Court for the First Judicial district, which includes Maine, Vermont and Massachusetts...

Great Expert Proposes Gridiron of Stations Predicts Cheap System for Communication Says That It Is Possible to Control Crewless Warships and Fire Guns by Radio-Waves — Declares That Germany Without...

Inventor Answers Criticisms of This Form of Construction and Declares It Would Be a Means of Preventing Vast Waste by Making Naval Vessels Useful in Times of Peace Foresees New Methods in War. Says an...

Sheriff to Auction Costly Structure to Satinfy Small Claim. For a debt of $199.81 the tower erected by Nikola Tesla at Wardenclyffe, L. I., is to be sold by Sheriff Wells, of Suffolk County, on Monday...

SO THE ELECTRICIAN IS EXCUSED FROM JURY DUTY IN LA MENDOLA MURDER TRIAL. Nikola Tesla, the electrician, was excused from jury duty yesterday in the trial of Michael La Mendola, for murder in the first...

In an Exclusive Interview Nikola Tesla Tells of Developments to Take Place Within Next Five Years "What is the future of radio — in, say, five years? What are the chief changes that will take place?"...

HE FAILED TO OBEY A SUMMONS FOR JURY DUTY For failing to appear in answer to a summons for jury duty Nikola Tesla, the inventor, was fined $100 by Judge Foster, in Part II, General Sessions, yesterday...