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It Is a Nuisance and Distraction, Says Inventor of Electrical Devices Seeks New Power Source Secret Experiments Aiding in 'Greatest Discovery' Nikola Tesla, pioneer of radio. thinks it is a nuisance...

Colorado was for a short while the home of Nikola Tesla, the Yugoslav eccentric who gave the world alternating electric current and many other revolutionary inventions. His genius blossomed after he...

Honor Memory Of Nikola Tesla Chicago is about to dedicate its first monument to Nikola Tesla, American electrical inventor, physicist, witty hermit and pigeon fancier. Tesla lived in seclusion most of...

"Wireless telegraphy is a system of flashing signals by means of a light that is invisible, similar to the X-rays. Circles of this unseen, mysterious light may be sped instantly to any distance, even...

Mr. Nikola Tesla, the "wizard," died the other day, and he left a lot of questions unanswered. His solid accomplishments were astonishing in their scope-more than nine hundred patents, including the...

In January of last year a solitary superman died in a New York hotel, alone and comparatively poor. In Nikola Tesla's eighty-six years he had come from obscurity in a Yugoslav village to the height of...

Dedication Ceremonies Yesterday The Nikola Tesla Historical Marker was dedicated Monday afternoon in Memorial park. The marker designates the location of the world famous Tesla experimental laboratory...

Nikola Tesla, the great inventor who would become penniless and fade into obscurity, made his most important experiment in Colorado Springs On May 17, 1899, Nikola Tesla stretched his long legs in his...

Experimenters Have Been Devoting a Great Deal of Their Time Trying to Solve This Problem Radio has sprung unusually fast from technical obscurity to a popular utility, through broadcasting, and to...

One night, back in 1899, sitting alone in his laboratory in Colorado Springs, Colo., Nikola Tesla, a famed physicist, picked up what he believed were signals from space. But Tesla was some 60 years...