Word: gold
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...England championships three medals, gold, silver and bronze, are offered for each weapon. All contestants must be members...
...collection of rare Aztec gold jewelry, the value of which is estimated at $10,000, was recently discovered stored in an unused cellar of the Peabody Museum at Yale. Previous to its discovery, the existence of the treasure was known to no one. It is supposed that the collection was placed there by the late Professor Marsh, who was so much absorbed in the work of collecting that he never compiled a catalogue of the possessions of the Museum...
...will hold its annual exhibition of photographs during the week beginning next Monday. The exhibition will be held in Brooks House, and will be open on Monday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on the other four days of the week from 10 to 9. A gold and a silver medal will be given as first and second prizes for the two pictures of highest artistic merit. The judges of the exhibition will be Professor Charles Eliot Norton, Mr. J. D. Thorp, president of the Cambridge Camera Club, and Mr. Charles T. Carruth...
...Gold Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society of England was awarded to Professor E. C. Pickering, of the Harvard Observatory, on the occasion of the society's annual meeting, held February 8. Mr. Choate received the medal in behalf of Professor Pickering, who was unable to be present in person, owing to the pressure of his duties here...
...even so the amount of ore required will be considerable. It is probable that stone from local sources, containing pyrites, will be used, and mixed with broken slate, or the crushed stone employed in road building. The expense of transportation is likely to preclude the reduction of commercial gold ore, though it would be more satisfactory for purposes of instruction...