Chicago Daily News Almanac and Political RegisterChicago Daily News Company, 1893 |
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... Dakota .. 39 182,719 Ohio . 4 3,672,316 3 3,198,062 3 2,665,260 3 2,339,511 3 1,980,329 Oregon . 38 313,767 36 174,768 36 90,923 34 52,465 32 13,294 Pennsylvania .. 2 5,258,014 2 4,282,891 2 3,521,951 2 2,906,215 2 2,311,786 Rhode ...
... Dakota .. 39 182,719 Ohio . 4 3,672,316 3 3,198,062 3 2,665,260 3 2,339,511 3 1,980,329 Oregon . 38 313,767 36 174,768 36 90,923 34 52,465 32 13,294 Pennsylvania .. 2 5,258,014 2 4,282,891 2 3,521,951 2 2,906,215 2 2,311,786 Rhode ...
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... Dakota ... Ohio ... 3 1,519,467 937,903 5 581,295 13 230,760 18 45,365 Oregon Pennsylvania .. 2 1,724,033 2 1,348,233 3 1,047,507 3 810,091 3 602,365 2 434 Rhode Island . 24 108,830 23 97,199 20 83,015 17 76,931 16 69,122 15 68 . South ...
... Dakota ... Ohio ... 3 1,519,467 937,903 5 581,295 13 230,760 18 45,365 Oregon Pennsylvania .. 2 1,724,033 2 1,348,233 3 1,047,507 3 810,091 3 602,365 2 434 Rhode Island . 24 108,830 23 97,199 20 83,015 17 76,931 16 69,122 15 68 . South ...
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... Dakota . 101,590 81,129 79,859 101,258 81,461 80,449 South Dakota .. 180,250 148,558 82,418 237,753 91,055 38,298 Nebraska .. 572,824 486.086 84,858 856,368 202,542 23,651 Kansas .. 752,112 674,984 89,745 1,279,258 147,838 11,557 South ...
... Dakota . 101,590 81,129 79,859 101,258 81,461 80,449 South Dakota .. 180,250 148,558 82,418 237,753 91,055 38,298 Nebraska .. 572,824 486.086 84,858 856,368 202,542 23,651 Kansas .. 752,112 674,984 89,745 1,279,258 147,838 11,557 South ...
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... Dakota .. 8 20.646 South Dakota .. 17 44,830 Nebraska ... 55 353,103 Kansas .... 101 378,691 South Central Div . 375 1,917,195 13 Kentucky Tennessee 63 412,525 53 304,843 Alabama ... 41 186,802 232 18 98,280 15 45.632 3 38,306 6 35.776 ...
... Dakota .. 8 20.646 South Dakota .. 17 44,830 Nebraska ... 55 353,103 Kansas .... 101 378,691 South Central Div . 375 1,917,195 13 Kentucky Tennessee 63 412,525 53 304,843 Alabama ... 41 186,802 232 18 98,280 15 45.632 3 38,306 6 35.776 ...
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... Dakota .. 182.719 101,590 81,129 101,258 81,461 South Dakota . 328,808 180.250 148,558 237,753 91,055 Nebraska . 1,058,910 572,824 486,086 856,368 202,542 Kansas ... 1,427,096 752,112 674,984 1,279,258 147,838 10,972,893 5,593,877 ...
... Dakota .. 182.719 101,590 81,129 101,258 81,461 South Dakota . 328,808 180.250 148,558 237,753 91,055 Nebraska . 1,058,910 572,824 486,086 856,368 202,542 Kansas ... 1,427,096 752,112 674,984 1,279,258 147,838 10,972,893 5,593,877 ...
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