Newspaper results for "Nikola Tesla" OR "Nicola Tesla" OR "Tesla electrical"~10 OR "Tesla coil"~5
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7295 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (440 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.
Evening Star — 1874-04-23, page 1
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… yesterday by q score Of "a to 10, A nAHL q Co., 4fANUFACTUkERs AND IMPORTERS Or ELECTRICAL APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES. Tesla Srsst, eOr.sr Louisiana arsnrs nortArsu. Having recently Increased thsir manufacturins …
The National Tribune — 1893-03-30, page 11
… greatest American electricians, living or dead? 4. What will be the extent of the electrical ex hibits at the World's Fair? 1. Nearly or quite all of Iho readers of Tub Na …
… electricity to the force producing thee phenomena. Ho also con ducted many experiments in electrical science, aud, in fact, gave the first impulse to the study of electrical phenomena, which study lias nlways been productive of -such grand results, and …
… Charles Brush, Frank Sprague, Eliliti Thomson, Edwin Houston, C J. Van De poele. Nikola Tesla. i. The extent of the electric installment at the World's Fair, according to the …
Evening Star — 1893-05-13, page 4
… machinery by which such Illumination is to be preduced. Some time ago Prof. Nicole Tesla, an electrical gensi, demonstrated the possibility of obtain lug a faint light from a vibrating …
Evening Star — 1893-10-02, page 4
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… Investigate. For some time past that profound scientist and advanced electrician. Prof. Nikola Tesla, has been making public some of the wonders evolved in his laboratory and In a …
… 1t In the light Of a mere theoretical possibility, but as a seriGus problem in electrical engineering, which seemed to him certain to be carried out. Astounding as this …
… accomplished so many marvellous things that the VOICE Vi tne crltlC Is suenceu III HrOr Tesla and Mr.. Preece make their theories commercially good and thus do away with the …
Evening Star — 1894-02-23, page 1
… ac ions, switches and the like. These little do ails are of vast import to the electrical raternity, but are not calculated to para yze the laity with awe. It Is not easy …
… progress, and show tow actively at work the inventive brain In n the details of the electrical business. The Leadquarters of the convention will be at he Ebbitt House, and the …
… in the collee tion and his hame Is identified with many )f the improvements in electrical lighting. Tbe Third Days Papers. On Thursday morning there will be a p ser on " …
Evening Star — 1894-04-05, page 6
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… Baker (dem.), $500; Brown (rep.), 10, 40. Some of the Marvellous ThD les which Nikola Tesla Con rDo. From the Springfield RepuflfcsD 1t is not an extravagant statement 10 …
… centered such " asnihceut dreams as are being built up o. certain recently dis covered electrical rinciples Among these the foremost p.sr-e must be given to the astounding dlscs …
… veries OF the young SerVisn genus Nlkc 20 Tesla, which are so novel ana SO u.@ Drdinary that the most imagihauNe OF Inventors are …
Evening Star — 1894-11-12, page 8
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… and the stimulation of trade consequent upon the passage Of the new tariff act TESLA's OSCuLATOR. What is Claimed for This Latest Electrical Invention. From the Boston Transcript Teslas latest invention, the "oscillator, …
… electric lighting. In the face of this marvellous invention a recent statement OF Tesla seems hardly no longer visionary The young Montenegrin said, Il expect to live …
The Washington Times — 1894-11-12, page 5
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… standing controversy settled at once and forever Ever since the adoption of the electrical execution act by the State, the Westinghouse peopie. whose dynamos are in use, …
… assured by the holding of an autopsy directly after the body had been taken from the electrical chair. No less an authority than Nicola Tesla, the famous cleo trician, contended that he could bring back TO life a man killed …
… in an electrical chair. provided the attempt was made Immediately after execution. Mr George Westinghouse …
Evening Star — 1894-11-16, page 11
… your druggist for it. Foster 'Medicine Com pany, Baltimore, Md. 42d7r2 ~ I LATE ELECTRICAL PROBIPMS. Edison and the Problem of Convert ig Coal Directly Into Electrietty. …
… have a wonderful revolution in many things. It will lead to treating metals by electrical reduction, and an enormous number of ac complishments. We now go to the melting …
… of using high tension currents for producing light. This is the current of which Nikola Tesla is the strongest advo cate. We must expect, so they say, a won derful revolution …
The Washington Times — 1895-03-14, page 3
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… but it would take larger building than rhe Capitolto to hold those who have lost. NICOLA TESLA, the electrician who tried to make sunshine, lost his factory by fire yes terday …
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