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Says Successful Heavier-Than-Air Flier Will Be Different. To the Editor of The New York Times : The chronicler of current events is only too apt to lose sight of the true perspective and real...

So Says Nikola Tesla — But He is Working on One of His Own. To the Editor of The New York Times : It was not a little amusing to read a short time ago how the "great secret" of the aeroplane was...

How the Electrician's Lamp of Aladdin May Construct New Worlds. To the Editor of The New York Times : From a report in your issue of March 11, which escaped my attention, I notice that some remarks I...

Aerial and Sea Navigation and Wireless Telegraphy to Make Astounding Strides. To the Editor of The World : A forecast — not a prophecy! Constant and careful study of the state of things in this...

Confident, However, That Wireless Telephony is Entirely Possible. To the Editor of The New York Times : I have read with great interest the report in your issue of to-day that the Danish engineer...

Since the reports reached Servia as to the work Mr. Tesla was doing, and the startling economies that he hoped to bring about in the production of power, several of his young fellow-countrymen have...

Nikola Tesla Says Distance Forms No Obstacle to Transmission of Energy. To the Editor of The New York Times : In your issue of the 19th inst. Edison makes statements which cannot fail to create...

Nikola Tesla Noted Narcotic Influences of Periodic Currents in 1898. To the Editor of The New York Times : I have read with interest the reports in The Times of the 13th and 15th inst. referring to...

Nikola Tesla on His Wireless System for the Transmission of Energy. To the Editor of The New York Times : You have called me an "inventor of some useful pieces of electrical apparatus." It is not...

To the Editor of The World : I have enjoyed very much the odd prediction of Sir Hugh Bell, President of the Iron and Steel Institute, with reference to the wireless transmission of power, reported in...