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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...

By William J. Broad The New York Times The world of science is belatedly recognizing the genius of centric and enigmatic inventors, Nikola Tesla. A century after he arrived penniless on the docks of...

On Saturday, Sept. 25th, the U. S. Shipping Board launched the Liberty ship "Nikola Tesla" honoring the memory of the great American inventor, a Serbian emigrant from Croatia, who died in New York...

Marconi's System To Be Used at London in a Novel Exhibition. PEOPLE TO SEE THE CUP RACES. Shown by Two Miniature Yachts Representing the Columbia and Shamrock and Sailed on a Pond by Electricity Over...

By WILLIAM J. BROAD The New York Times NEW YORK – The world of science is belatedly recognizing the genius of one of its most important, eccentric and enigmatic inventors, Nikola Tesla. A century...

Tesla, Leading Radio Expert, Asserts He Can Now Send Electrical Energy in Any Quantity to Farthest Parts of World Without Wires. By J. P. GLASS. Wireless transmission of the human voice as at present...

By Bill McTernan Shoreham — The people of this North Shore village thought the end of the world had come one summer night in 1902, when ghostly flashes of light and crackling blasts shattered the...

This is a condensed reprint from the syndicated article and is intentionally not duplicated here. A complete version of the article can be found in the Springfield Union of April 23, 1922 .