Population rankings and counts by state in 1900s data
The document lists state population rankings with New York leading at 9,113,614 and Washington at 1,141,990, noting a large national total and Philippine island figures. It includes county population data for Washington 1919 and 1909, listing counties like Chehalis, Clark, Pierce, Spokane, and Yakima with their respective counts.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Massachusetts
Missouri
Indiana
Georgia
New Jersey
California
Wisconsin
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Minnesota
Virginia
Mississippi
Kansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkanee
South Carolina
Maryland
West Virginia
Nebraska
Washington
Porto
Connecticut
Florida
Maine
South Dakota
North Dakota
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Montana
Vermont
District of Columbia
Delaware
Whsvete
Hawaii
Wyoming
Nevada
Alaska
Adams
Benton
Chehalis
Clarke
Columbia
Lonwhite Senate
Franklin
Atlioun Oo
Mason Ae
Okanogan
Hess
Pierce Pry Sue
San Juan .c
Skagita En
Wehkiakum
Whatcom
Whitman Ae
Yakima
Thieves Glorified Among Kakha Khel Tribe in India
The Kakha Khel, a tribe near the Khyber Pass in northern India, esteem thieving as a noble craft. A mother blesses her infant to become a thief, and girls seek husbands skilled in theft. The Christian Herald notes their culture sanctifies peculation and teaches crime from birth.
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Khyber Pass
India
Christian Herald
The Carpenter’s Language In Legal Terms
A sentence lists numerous carpentry phrases used in law including filed the bill shaved the note cut an acquaintance split a chair made an entry got up a case framed an indictment impaneled a jury put them into a box nailed a witness hammered a judge and bored a whole court, then laid down law and turned carpenter.
Taft Nominates Supreme Court and Commerce Court Members
President Taft sent to the Senate a slate including Edward Douglas White for chief justice, Willis Vandeventer and Joseph Rucker Lamar as associate justices, and Martin A. Knapp, Robert W. Finchbald, William H. Hunt, and John Emmet Carland for the new court of commerce with varying five to two year terms. B. H. Meyer and C. C. McChord named to the Interstate Commerce Commission as new members, with the commission to elect its new chairman.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
Edward Douglas White
Louisiana
Willis Vandeventer
Wyoming
Joseph Rucker Lamar
United States
Middle District
Pensylvania
William H. Hunt
Court of Customs of Appeals
District of Montana
John Emmet Carland
South Dakota
Court of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
B. H. Meyer
Wisconsin
C. C. McChord
Kentucky
Farmers to travel to Ottawa to press on tariffs and trade
A Winnipeg-anchored farmers delegation of about five hundred from Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan sails tonight to Ottawa to press the Dominion government on tariff policy reciprocity with the United States and increased preference for British goods. They will seek public utility status for Port Arthur Fort William elevators and government operation of the Hudson Bay Railway.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canada
Ottawa
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
United States
Western Mars
Port Arthur
Fort William
Hudson's Bay Railway
Three C. O. deckhands Arrested for Whisky Looting
Three C. O. deckhands Valentine McGinnis and Hill were arrested by Sheriff Ferguson after looting a case of whiskey consigned upriver. The theft occurred Friday with the boat's arrival Saturday. they face a preliminary hearing tomorrow afternoon.
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Valentine, McGinnis
Hill
Ferguson
Stuck to His Bargain Parrot Joke
A buyer accuses a bird dealer of guaranteeing a talking parrot. The dealer quips the parrot repeats every word but cannot hear, being deaf as a post, leaving the buyer exasperated.
Fourth of July meeting ends with whispered jeer at mayor
In a small city during a Fourth of July gathering mayor William Smith stood to read the Declaration of Independence. A fellow attendee, a former schoolmate, whispered that Bill never wrote it and lacks intelligence, prompting a moment of audible hush.
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William Smith
Bill
New York Times
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Polly
Red Wing
Wellington
Nanimo
B. C
WESCO
West Coast Agencies, Inc
Arrow Transfer Co
Wenatchee Ave. N
Bunkers
R. R. Bet
Axmas
Roberts, Johnson & Rand
Zener- Hill Co
P. P. Holcomb
F. T. Blunck, JR
Washington State
Philippine Islands
Guam
Samoa
Panama Canal Zone
Supreme Court
George Turner
Spokane
Farmers State Case
Eere
Hawkes
Manning & Bowman
Haviland
China
Rogers & Bros. Knives & Forks
Xmas
Sporting Goods
LOU Hardware
Compan
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