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Nikola Tesla striding along Park avenue. Seventy-seven years old now. Tall, gaunt, gray. Still working on his new source of energy. Hopes it will be known as the "Tesla dynamo."

NIKOLA TESLA, "the famous electrical expert," denounces the purchase by the Subway folk of the equipment now in use in the big tube. Mr. Tesla's position is clearly explained thus: "The motors should...

The exhibition inaugurated in New York by the National Electric Light Association places another milestone in the wonderful progress of electricity and is a monument also to the inventive genius of...

On Wednesday, Sept. 25, in the presence of the Governor, many of the State officers, representatives of trade associations, and of the Chamber of Commerce and Produce Exchange, and scientific experts...

Wonderful Changes Before the Dawn of the Next Century. MANY NEW INVENTIONS Applications for Printing, Lighting, Heating and Cooking That Will Revolutionize Present Customs — Some of Them Enumerated...

Robert E. Marsh was yesterday named receiver of the assets of Nikola Tesla, inventor, in the city's suit for recovery of personal taxes.

That the most overlooked and least-known genius of the last 100 years is Nikola Tesla who, rather than Marconi, invented the first radio, and, rather than Edison, devised the alternating current...

Marvels That Nikola Tesla’s Visitors Saw the Other Night. New York, Oct. 5. — Millions of volts of electricity were harnessed the other night in Nikola Tesla’s laboratory and turned into the plaything...

Tesla Promises ’Round the World With no Wire. FOR COMMERCIAL USE Inventor Says Emphatically That He Has the Necessary Financial Backing — The Instruments and the Mode of Operation. New York Sun...