Population boom shows U S near hundred million mark
James A. Edgerton notes 93,402,151 counted in the 1910 census with Alaska Porto Rico and Hawaii. Philippines and canal zone excluded. Growth concentrated in cities. New York leads metros. notable gains in the South and California. consolidation could spur further population shifts.
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United States Population Compared Across 1890 1900 1910
The report notes 1890 figures exclude certain Indians and cites Porto Rico’s 1889 census with 953 243 residents. It highlights California city growth from 1900 to 1910 and discusses Boston New York and New Jersey commuter patterns shaping population totals.
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Richmond
Paterson
Omaha
Fall River
Dayton
Grand Ra
Nashville
Lowell
Cambridge
Spokane
Bridgeport
Albany
Census Trends Show Population Shifts and Growth in States
The survey notes large urban commuters in New York and Connecticut, with metropolis population potentially above 600000 if included. It ranks states by growth, highlighting Washington and Oklahoma doubling, Nevada rising, and Pacific coast boom, while farming regions lag. padding and recounts occur in a few Western cities.
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Pacific Coast
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Tacoma
Portland
Ore
Fort Smith
Ark
Atlantic City
Bargains Noted On Third Page Cent-a-Words
The fragment references bargains listed on the third page with cent-a-word pricing. Details are unreadable, but the notice points to promotional offers appearing in the newspaper.
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