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Rec Mtg# Year Authors Institution Talk title
1 11 1894 Joseph Silas Diller† USGS Note on white deposits, similar to "bird-lime", found on rocks in California
2 11 1894 William Bullock Clark Johns Hopkins University Certain climatic features of Maryland
3 11 1894 Charles Doolittle Walcott† USGS Intraformational conglomerates
4 11 1894 Arthur Keith†;
  George Ferdinand Becker		 USGS Discussion of "Theories of the origin of mountain ranges" by Joseph Le Conte
5 12 1894 Robert Lawrence Packard† Cosmos Club Variscite from Utah
6 12 1894 Charles Willard Hayes† USGS A determination of the lateral compression which has produced the slaty cleavage in east Tennessee
7 12 1894 Grove Karl Gilbert† USGS Le Conte's physical theory of mountain formation
8 12 1894 Gilbert Dennison Harris† US National Museum On the geological position of the Eocene deposits of Maryland and Virginia
9 12 1894 Lester Frank Ward† USGS The Cretaceous rim of the Black Hills
10 13 1894 Grove Karl Gilbert† USGS The natural subdivision of the Cretaceous section in the vicinity of Pueblo, Colorado
11 13 1894 Charles Doolittle Walcott† USGS Notice of new discoveries of Cambrian faunas in Pennsylvania and Alabama
12 13 1894 (Charles) Whitman Cross† USGS The supposed Archean complex of the Pikes Peak district, Colorado
13 13 1894 Edward Bennett Matthews Maryland Geological Survey The granites of Pikes Peak, Colorado
14 13 1894 William John McGee† Bureau of Ethnology A few words on continent building and mountain building
15 14 1894 Henry Ward Turner† USGS The auriferous slate series of the Sierra Nevada
16 14 1894 Charles Willard Hayes† USGS Geological relations of the Southern Appalachian bauxite deposits
17 14 1894 (Charles) David White† USGS/US National Museum Note on the geological relations of the "conglomerate series" in the West Virginia-Tennessee region
18 15 1894 George Huntington Williams Johns Hopkins University The crystalline rocks in the vicinity of Washington, DC
19 15 1894 Nelson Horatio Darton† USGS Cenozoic history of eastern Maryland and Virginia
20 15 1894 Henry Ward Turner† USGS The volcanic rocks of the Sierra Nevada
21 16 1894 William Keith Brooks Johns Hopkins University A zoological view of the oldest fossils
22 16 1894 Theodore Nicholas Gill† US national Museum Differences between animal types as indicators of geological age
23 17 1894 Willard Drake Johnson Jr. USGS Glacial erosion
24 17 1894 Lester Frank Ward† USGS The geology of the Potomac formation
25 18 1894 Frank Hall Knowlton† USGS Fossil plants as an aid to geology
26 19 1894 Robert Lawrence Packard† Cosmos Club Note on an occurrence of granite near Casco Bay, Maine
27 19 1894 Joseph Silas Diller†;
  Charles Schuchert		 USGS The discovery of Devonian rocks in California
28 19 1894 Nelson Horatio Darton† USGS Faults of the Mohawk-Adirondack region
29 20 1894 (Charles) Whitman Cross† USGS Notes on the geology of the Pikes Peak District
30 20 1894 Grove Karl Gilbert† USGS The pigbacks of Dry Creek
31 20 1894 Nelson Horatio Darton† USGS Artesian well prospects of the middle Atlantic slope
32 21 1894 Robert Thomas Hill† USGS Geology of the island of Cuba
33 21 1894 William Healey Dall† US National Museum Notes on the geology of San Diego, California
34 21 1894 Lester Frank Ward† USGS The paleontology of the Potomac formation
35 22 1894 Charles Doolittle Walcott† USGS Note on the geology of the White Mountains of California
36 22 1894 Nelson Horatio Darton† USGS Some features of Paleozoic stratigraphy from New York to Virginia
37 22 1894 Alpheus Hyatt Boston University Note on the so-called Monotis of Taylorville, California
38 22 1894 Bailey Willis† USGS Heat and cold as agents of erosion
39 23 1894 Arthur Keith† USGS Some new features of Appalachian structure
40 23 1894 Charles Willard Hayes† USGS Geological relations of the Tennessee phosphates
41 23 1894 Nelson Horatio Darton† USGS Discovery of an intrusive dike near Syracuse, New York
42 24 1894 Charles Doolittle Walcott† USGS The United States Geological Survey. (Presidential Address)
  25 1894     Annual meeting 2
† GSW Founder
George Homans Eldridge was Chair of the Auditing Committee in 1894
Charles Willard Hayes was Chair of the Program Committee in 1894
George Perkins Merrill was on the Council in 1894
Robert Thomas Hill was on the Council in 1894
Charles Willard Hayes was on the Council in 1894
William Healey Dall was on the Council in 1894
George Ferdinand Becker was on the Council in 1894
Joseph Silas Diller was Council Secy in 1894
(Charles) Whitman Cross was Meeting Secy in 1894
Arnold Hague was Treasurer in 1894
Grove Karl Gilbert was 2nd VP in 1894
Samuel Franklin Emmons was 1st VP in 1894
Charles Doolittle Walcott was President in 1894