Population by color in Alabama in 1910 and Birmingham details
The document reports the 1910 total population of Alabama subdivided by race with White and Negro figures, cites earlier 1900 and 1890 data, and gives Birmingham's 1919 population by race. It notes trends in white and Negro population growth, with percentages, and lists county and city breakdowns for Birmingham and surrounding areas.
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Siabame
Birmingha City
Birmingham
Alabama
Antauga
Daliein
Barbour
Asabe
Ars
Ballock
Ana Sae
Bever
Lesa
Ceanben
Dillonaire
Choctayy
Brad
Clarke
I Colbee
Howston
Jeferson Be
Lemar
Pbt
Lawrence
Longes
Madhronatu
Witcox
Whiston
Crry
Annistaz
Denzetner
Birmingiac
Dothan Florence
Gadsden
Huatazilly Nei
Birmingham Citizens Alarmed by Underground Water Cavities
Citizens in Viat city fear a spreading underground stream may trigger depressions and damage as several caverns have appeared near homes. City officials consider expert inspection to locate and curb the evolving danger, following multiple cave events around Twenty etond street and adjacent districts.
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Avenue Tland
Amley
Jacen Weatherby
9Th Street
Frank Gatsford
Trena
Mx Qefford
Mr. GaSard
Accidental Shot Kills Youth of Sixteen
In Alabama, Limestone County, a sixteen year old boy died after a shotgun discharge at a sparking area. The shooter, a 11 year old girl, was nearby when the weapon fired. Detectives await further statements to determine the cause and if negligence occurred.
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Andhioa
Ala
Dee
Biorek Crow
Acthemes
Marie Gwens
Young Downe
Crow
Dowdoty Special Railway Schedule Change 1872
A dated notice describes a reroute or schedule change for the Dowdoty Special trains 44 and 46. It states a future Hunday service replacing daily operations starting January 2, 1872, affecting Ugthan and nearby regions with altered travel to the capital city and back.
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Bowdala
The Choir Plans Christmas Cantata At Porter Avenue church
The Methodist church on Porter Avenue will host a Christmas cantata by the church choir and visiting singers from nearby churches. The program features carols and seasonal selections, with admission free and a reception to follow.
Criterion Theater Divisible By Odd Fragments
Fragmentary OCR narrative describes a film or stage program at the Criterion with misread names and disjoint phrases. It hints at divorce themes, monks, and speakers, suggesting a revue or serialized feature titled “Orphans” or similar, with references to patrons and a Grey street venue.
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