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In 1903, the U.S. & U.K. settled their old dispute over the boundary between Canada & this U.S. territory |
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9-letter word found in the title of the following:
"Spider Murphy played the tenor saxophone / Little Joe was blowin' on the slide trombone / The drummer boy from Illinois went crash, boom, bang..." |
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In October 1987, in the S. Pacific, one of these erupted 130' beneath the research ship Melville |
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Both Rebecca & Rowena love this title hero of a Sir Walter Scott romance |
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Mounties must have a Canadian driver's license & no criminal record, & speak either of these 2 languages |
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Antonio Vivaldi dies in poverty & obscurity in this Austrian city, not his native Venice |
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It was the colonial capital of Virginia in 1700 & when you visit it today, you'll swear it still is |
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Traditionally, hay fever sufferers have blamed this for their misery, but ragweed is the real culprit |
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In Sept. 1987 the Walt Disney Company announced plans to buy this Calif. tourist attraction |
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Esmeralda, a lovely gypsy accused of witchcraft, finds a genuine protector in him |
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These people have been recruited as Mounties only since 1974 |
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Like many notable Baroque composers, Couperin held this instrumental post in a church |
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This was finally ratified 3/4 of the states & went into force in December 1791 |
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For clipper ships, this attribute was the top priority |
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The nickname of Annie P. Miller, heroine of a Henry James novella |
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The Mounties are the only police force in these 2 Canadian territories |
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Most authorities recognize the beginning of this century as the start of the Baroque period |
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Though the 4th, not the 1st, chief justice, he did more than any other to shape the Supreme Court |
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Mississippi riverboat named for the outlet of the Sacramento River, where it originally ran |
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She was the object of Heathcliff's obsessive desire |
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The Mounties weren't "Royal" until 1904, by this monarch's decree |
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Usually known by name of a Maryland creek, this 1862 battle is known as the bloodiest day of the Civil War |
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The 1st nuclear submarine was produced in this state's shipyards |
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Supposedly, Tolstoy got the idea for this book after seeing a woman who had jumped in front of a train |
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Besides Quebec, the only Canadian province not policed by the Mounties |
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