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By Adam Sudetic Member, Lodge 519 DETROIT, Mich. — When the late Dr. Nikola Tesla first came to America in 1884, almost 72 years ago, he ran into the same strange impressions which engulf all who...

Large Tract of Sound Property Disposed of Under Foreclosure. (Special to the Brooklyn Times.) RIVERHEAD, Feb. 15. — The tract of about 1.100 acres owned by the corporation known as Wardenclyffe on the...

QUEER-LOOKING APPARATUS IN OPERATION ON LONG ISLAND. STRANGERS UNWELCOME TREMENDOUS FORCE AT THE COMMAND OF THE GREAT INVENTOR. Nikola Tesla of wireless-telegraph fame has established at Wardenclyffe...

By ROBERT J. SCHADEWALD Will Mische never expected to find himself in a dispute with electrical engineers when he began reading about Nikola Tesla a year ago. Mische had never even heard of Tesla...

By DAVE PETERS Times Staff Writer What a New York researcher Monday called a "grass roots movement in science" — wireless electricity transmission — has almost accidentally focused on Stearns County....

By MARK PEARSON Times Staff Writer Nikola Tesla — inventor, genius, eccentric. Who was this potential millionaire who died a pauper, the man whose theories and inventions may be the answer to our...

In the “Canadian Serb-Defender” the notorious Lazo Kostić is fiercely angry and “losing his nerves” because of the scholar Nikola Tesla. He writes an article under the title “Attempts to Steal Nikola...