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On Feb. 14 of the year 1901 THE SUN announced that NIKOLA TESLA had perfected his plans for machinery to telegraph without wires across the ocean, and it was estimated that eight months would be...

Hopes to Send Wireless Messages Across the Sea in Eight Months. NEW YORK, Feb. 14. — The Sun today makes editorial announcement of another Tesla invention. It says: “The Sun is authorized to state...
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey have promised to come from Washington for the sole purpose of accepting a most pressing invitation from the officers and members of the Entertainment Club, of which they are...


Nikola Tesla, considered by many as one of the world’s greatest exponents of wireless telegraphy, chose Shoreham, on the north shore of Suffolk County, as the site of his most spectacular experiment...

How New York City Draws on All Creation for Its Brains, Energy, Enterprise and Accomplishment. NEW YORK city has not given birth to most of its great men. The country has furnished energy and brains...

Nikola Tesla, the originator of the alternating current induction motor, created the first Westinghouse fan in 1886 — one of the earliest uses of the electric motor.
Interested Scientists Vary in Opinion of Reported Invention in Europe. The French newspapers are particularly interested in the new electric ray invented by the Englishman, Grindell Matthews. A...