Census Figures Show U S Population Over One Hundred Million
James A. Edgerton discusses the 1903 census, noting the U S population excluding Alaska and possessions but including the Philippines would be about 101,100,000, with the U S proper at roughly 86 million and major growth seen in cities. He highlights New York leading city growth, California advances, and potential consolidations boosting regional totals, especially in New Jersey and northern states.
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James A. Edgerton
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Alaska
Porto Rico
Higull
Philippines
God
Samon
Panama
Philip
Pines
Guam
Cimacons
United Burles
Delon Pessewelons
Republic
Iowa
New York
Massachesette
Obie
Pennsylvania
California
New Jerey
Missouri
Michigan
Minnesota
Connecticut
Tennessee
Rhode Island
Oregon
Albany
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Sllnois
Ohio
Texas
Wisconsin
Indiana
Virginia
Rhode Ieland
Georgia
Kentucky
Kan- Ban
Birmingham
Alu
Los Angeles
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Spokane
Wash
Oakland
Cal
Minneapolis
Denver
Atlanta
Westmond
Charlotte
Minneapolia
St. Paul
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Omaha
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Tor
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Mudwon
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Elisabeth
Grane
Pasente
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Hackensack
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Englewood
Rutherford
Arlington
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Population shifts and census notes across states and Pacific coast growth
The article surveys 20th century population trends, noting New York and New Jersey as urban groups while many western and Pacific states show rapid growth. It highlights recounts in Seattle and Portland, increases in Nevada and Washington, and predicts global population milestones with a prophetic tone about future demographics.
Rank of States in Federal Allocation Listed
Fragmented text lists U S states and numbers in a broken chart style. Reads like a ranking or census style table with New York Pennsylvania Connecticut New Jersey California and many others appearing with unclear figures. The passage seems to enumerate state names with associated numbers or codes in a garbled OCR segment.
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Pahresivania Linen
Nevada
Merwmenneette
Connecticut
Mishiivan
Toile
Georgia
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Kentucky
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Munim
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Tettitorian
Porto Tates Delow Eike Minibere
First U S Census of 1790 Counts Population
The first census of the United States, taken in 1790, recorded a national population of 3,929,214. The figure reflects the early size of the new republic and marks a foundational demographic milestone for the nation.
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United Stas
Hamburg Aims To Be World’s Greatest Port
Hamburg authorities plan a $50 million four year program to deepen Elbe channels and build docks and warehouses. The project includes deeper main channel to 32 feet 3 inches and a large ship elevator, with many locks and tunnels under the river. Concrete linings guard permeable ground as a canal system connects Elbe and Oder for freight, barges, and seagoing ships.
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English Farmers to Tour United States and Canada
English agricultural groups plan educational tours for farmers to learn from American methods. The program visits leading colleges and government farms across the U S and Canada from April to September, featuring lectures on cattle feeding and cereal improvements, with longer and shorter itineraries and costs to be announced.
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America
Canada
United States
English Central and Associated Chambers of Agriculture
Iinerary
Nada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Niagara
British Columbia
Ontario
Michigan
New York
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Sharks as North Sea Food Fetishized in Pickled Strips
A fragmented report notes shark is processed into pickled strips and sold as eel along the North Sea coast. It describes market patterns, misnaming of fish like pike as green bones, and Baltic shores marketing of the creature under unfamiliar names.
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North Sea
Mnet
Lake Superior Drainage Feeds Vast Land Area
A historical report notes that Lake Superior drains eighty five thousand square tiles of land, highlighting its extraordinary watershed reach and influence on regional hydrology.
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Lake Superior
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