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To the Editor of The World: As bearing intimately on the report in your issue of even date that my tower is to be sold for $199.81 on Dec. 9, which, to use Mark Twain's phrase, is "greatly exaggerated...

Has Mrs. Benedict Solved Tesla's Great Problem? ATOMIC SHEATH BROKEN. Research Reveals the Force Long Sought by Scientists. VIBRATION'S POWER FREED. Claim That Electricity May Be Supplanted. EFFECT ON...

Nikola Tesla Deprecates the Holding Out of Hope to the Sightless and Says Facts Do Not Warrant It. The Electrical Review will publish to-day an exhaustive communication from Nikola Tesla on his latest...

His Achievements in Electrical Research - Endless Possibilities of Problems He Is Now at Work Upon - ls Experiments with the Roentgen Rays - His Personality Nikola Tesla is a man about whom the...

(Correspondence of the Courier-Journal.) New York, April 10. — We are soon to have electric lights so cheap that any one can afford to have them. At least, this is the promise of three noted...

The Recorder Brings Electrician and Millionaire Together. LAST HOPE OF THE BLIND MERCHANT Has the Subtle Fluid Power to Restore His Fading Sight? EXPERIMENT TO BE TRIED With No Thought of Gain, but...

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...

This article is a reprint from the New York World of December 4, 1910 and is intentionally not duplicated here.