About the Census Projections by Col. Richard T. Hinton
Col Richard T Hinton surveys the 1900 census prospects noting a population near 77 million, up 24 percent from 1890, driven by immigration. He cites higher gains than the census bureau forecast and predicts wealth growth in farming and mining areas with less debt and more secure homes in the west and south. He also foresees significant population gains in the trans Mississippi and Mississippi valley regions, with the new west earning three fifths of the decade rise.
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Richard T. Hinton
Census Bureau
Hinton
Treasury
Col. Hinton
trans-Missouri
Mississippi Valley
New West
Galveston News
Letters Remaining at Bryan Post Office for Week Ended Aug 13
The list shows Reynolds Annie Reed C B Wallace Mrs N H Rickey W BP Wheeler Mrs P E Riggins W McMillan Simmie Sharp WS Adams Mrs B Spell Marshall Franklin Frain Mimgom Siller Foster Sallie Herndon Sam Goldsmith Hazel 2Simmons Gi Hall Minnie M Trinado GL Harris Mrs Laurie Turousek Annie Harris Miss Lonna Wallace Fd McDanial Vina Anderson Gemes Hill Miss AJ Aldridge HW M D Holland Jessie 4 Blake Author J Miles Mrs Robert Bard George Odoms Willie Barnes J L Carnes John Davis Johnnie Edwards J T Fancher LC Fry Ike Hill BH Jones Wesley.
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John Davis
Johnnie Edwards
T Fancher
LC Fry Ike Hill
Jones Wesley
Lettes
Bryan
Tyler Haswell
P. M
Battle for Pekin Gate at Ching Chai Wan Area
Washington reports difficult march through swamps toward Ching Chai Wan as Chaffee may move toward Ho Si Wu and Tung Chow. Chinese defenses around Ching Chai Wan and Tung Chow hinge on grain stores near Pekin, with potential for hard resistance and delays.
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Ching Chai Wan
Washington
War Department
Chaffee
Ho Si Wu
Tung Chow
Pei Ho
Matow
Tien Tsin
China
Pekin
Head End Collision Kills Two on Colorado Rails
A head end crash between Missouri Pacific and Rio Grande Coast Limited near Monument, Colorado, killed R. F. Webber of Manitou and B. F. Gilbert of Fowler. Injured include Frank Frado, his wife and two children, and H. Barnes of Denver. The Coast Limited failed to stop at Monument Switch. air brakes allegedly failed on the southbound train.
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Colorado Springs
Missouri Pacific
Monument
R. F. Webber
Manitou
B. F. Gilbert
Fowler
Frank Frado
Salida
H. ©. Barnes
Denver
Monument Switch
Gilbert
Webber
Engineer Demond
Limited
No formal asylum request for Kruger at American consulate
Washington reports no official application from Consul Hollis for sanctuary for President Kruger. Diplomatic immunity only applies to legations, not consulates. No evidence of a formal plea. if one had existed it would have reached the White House for decision.
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Washington
State Department
Hollis
Kruger
Local grain sale on arrival of two cars
Announcement states two car loads will be sold for two days only with delivery anywhere in the city. Bright oats priced at 284 cents per bushel. R. M. Gordon & Co. 218.
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R. M. Gordon & Co
Indemnity Demanded by U S Over China Violence
A Washington official says the United States seeks monetary indemnity for American casualties in China, not territorial gains. He states families would need lifelong support and hints at accountability if orders came from high sources. Taun or empress dowager could face punishment.
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Washington
United States
China
Tuan
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