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...three-days meeting of the Geological Society of America opened in Albany on Dec. 27. Harvard was represented by Professor N. S. Shaler, Professor W. M. Davis, Professor Wolff and Mr. J. B. Woodworth. Professor Davis gave three papers before the meetings, "Excursion to the Colorado Canyon," "Peneplain of Brittany," and "Notes on River Terraces...
Geological Conference. Papers: Reconnaissance of the Hudson River and Lake Champlain valleys. Mr. J. B. Woodworth.--Geology of the Region north of Boston. Dr. T. A. Jaggar. Rotch Building...
...form very valuable additions. The most important is the collection brought by Professor Agassiz on his return from his expedition in the Pacific Ocean. Most of the objects were taken from Western Polynesia and the Caroline Islands. They consist of domestic utensils, ornaments and weapons of all kinds. Dr. Woodworth of the Geological Department accompanied Professor Agassiz and collected many very odd objects through personal visits to the natives...
...Ashton and Dr. Campbell; in Astronomy, Mr. Reed; in Engineering, Mr. Turner; in Shopwork, Professor Burke; in Physics, Professor Sabine, Mr. McElfresh and Mr. Collins; in Chemistry, Dr. Torrey, Mr. Wheeler and Mr. Black; in Botany, Mr. Olive and Mr. King; in Geology, Professor Shaler, Professor Brigham, Mr. Woodworth and Mr. Woodman; in Geography, Professor Davis and Mr. Burr; in Mineralogy, Dr. Eakle; in Physical Training, Dr. Sargent...
...Geology of the Richmond Basin, in Virginia," and "The Geology of the Narragansett Basin" are the titles of two new books which Professor Shaler and Mr. J. B. Woodworth have collaborated in writing. Mr. Woodworth has also written a monograph on the structure and origin of the rocks in which the coals of Eastern Virginia are found. His report on "The Occurrence of Fossil Vertebrate Footprints in the Carboniferous Rocks of Massachusetts" is ready for publication...