Population density growth from 1800 to late 19th century
The article traces U S territorial growth from 1800 to 1867 and shows population density rising from about seven to the square mile in 1800 to over 21 by 1890. It ranks densest areas in the District of Columbia Rhode Island Massachusetts New Jersey Connecticut New York and Pennsylvania and notes very low densities in Montana Wyoming Arizona and Nevada. It also notes high density in Rhode Island and Massachusetts and points Maine New Hampshire and Vermont as surprisingly sparse among old states.
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Atlantic
Mississippi
United States
Louisiana Purchase
Florida
Alaska
District of Columbia
Rhode Island
Massachuttts
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Montana
Wyoming
Arizona
Nevada
Massachusetts
North Atlantic
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New Department Established For Biological Survey
The secretary of agriculture forms a Biological Survey on July 1 to map where animals and crops can thrive. Dr Merriam leads the effort with charts, a global catalog, and county level species counts to guide American farming and avoid unsuitable soils and climates. Historical notes compare early secret writing methods used by Spartans.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Biological Survey
CO. Hart Merriam
Groceries and Dry Goods Agent for White Marble Lime
An advertisement for Groceries, Dry Goods and related items announces the agent for White Marble Lime Quarry lime, claiming it is the best in the market. The listing emphasizes supplier connection and product quality.
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