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The destruction of Nikola Tesla's workshop, with its wonderful contents, is something more than a private calamity. It is a misfortune to the whole world. It is not in any degree an exaggeration to...

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ELECTRICIAN. SIR: In your issue of November 18th I find a description of Prof. Ewing's high-frequency alternator, which has pleased me chiefly because it conveyed to me the...

Lecture in Which Tesla in 1803 Described the Idea Which Marconi Subsequently Demonstrated Practically — Tesla's Theories Followed by Marconi. Prof Slaby, inventor of the process of wireless telegraphy...

The Electrician Has a New Device for Giving Exercise Without Exertion. Nikola Tesla, the electrician, has directed his inventive genius in a new direction. He has produced a machine which he calls an...

In 1877 Sir William Siemens, who had lately been to America; in an address be fore the Iron and Steel Institute, says Clemens Herschel in Cassier's Magazine for July, thus outlined briefly his views...

Electricity from the Great Cataract May Supplant Engines, Cables and Locomotives. STEAM WILL BE OBSOLETE. Some of Bellamy's Brightest Dreams May Soon Be Realized in This City. NEW YORK IS NOT TOO FAR...

By a Fire the Noted Electrician, Nikola Tesla, Loses Mechanisms of Inestimable Value. INVENTIONS IN THE RUINS. The Workshop Where He Evolved Ideas That Startled Electricians Entirely Destroyed. YEARS...

The Successful Utilization of Niagara Power - Cheap Transmission to Buffalo — Progress in House-Lighting, Factory Work, etc., etc. Written for the Express by Madison Buell. No name is more brilliantly...

Inventor Believes Future,Communication Among Planets by Such Means Possible. Nikola Tesla, scientist and inventor, last night expressed his faith in future communication among the planets by means of...