First U S Census of 1790 and Its Schedules
A summary of the 1790 census, noting that it counted heads of families across new states, with 3 231 538 people excluding slaves and about 400 000 names surviving after losses from 1812 destruction. Details cover schedules, preservation in 26 volumes, and frontier conditions.
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United States
Connecticut
Delaware
Georgia
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachuseets
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
State Department
Washington
Witon Coons
Rhode Island, the Last of Twie
Massachusetts
Alabama
Missssippi
Georgi
CIA
Indiana
Minnels
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Northwest Territory
Southwest Territory
Mississippi River
France
Louisiana
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kanees
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Florida
Texas
Mexico
California
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Span
United Staties
Twkor
Elmira
Binghamyton
Kantucky
Detroi
Vincennes
Philadelphia
White House
Population figures for early American cities in 1790
The capital had only a survey value and New York City counted 3,131 residents, while Philadelphia led with 28,522 and Boston followed at 18,320. Mail and correspondence were costly and irregular due to slow transport.
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Capitol
New York City
United States
Philadelphia
Boston
Anniversary of Burning of Col Crawford Observed in Ohio
In Upper Sandusky Ohio on June 11 the 125th anniversary of Col Crawford s burning at the stake was commemorated by historical and patriotic societies. The exercises were held near the death site where a monument erected in 1877 stands.
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Upper Sandusky, O
Col. Crawford
West Virginia Pharmacists Open Second Annual Convention
The West Virginia State Pharmaceutical Association began its second annual two day session in Wheeling on June 11. Formed at Parkersburg last October the group has grown from about sixty members to over one hundred with more joining. President Walker of Sudden presided at the Wheeling Park Casino as delegates from counties read reports. The session closes with a bouquet tomorrow night for men and a vaudeville show for ladies in the park garden.
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia State Pharmaceutical Association
Associatio
Parkersburg
Crue
Walker
Sudton
Wheeling Park
The College Hero and Tom Trotter’s Folly
A humorous yet sympathetic portrait of Tom Trotter, a towering college star whose football glory masks academic laziness. Despite heroic on field feats and faculty worry, he relies on clever tricks to pass exams, culminating in a blindsiding final that he dodges with a photo of a declete dress girl as inspiration and a triumphant campus send off. The tale ends with Tom announcing postgraduate enrollment amid cheers.
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Tom Trotter
Tom
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University of Y
Linden
Two Women Die in City Automobile Crash
An automobile collision in the northern city area left two women dead and three others seriously injured when a traction car struck the Himes vehicle at 38th Street and College Avenue late today.
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Indianapolis
Teday
J. F. Himes
38Th Street
College Avenue
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