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AS has already been announced, this meeting was held in September, under the presidency of Prof. Mascart, and lasted seven days (September 17-23, inclusive). The last meeting of a similar character had been held in Munich in 1891. The Paris meeting was attended by some forty members. Canada and Mexico were represented for the first time; neither Spain, Portugal, Brazil, nor the Argentine States were represented. The Weather Bureau, Washington, sent no one; Mr. Page came from the Hydrographic Office, Washington, but only in a private capacity.
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SCOTT, R. The International Meteorological Conference in Paris. Nature 54, 624 (1896). https://doi.org/10.1038/054624a0
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