Chicago Daily News Almanac and Political RegisterChicago Daily News Company, 1893 |
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... Jersey 18 1,444,933 19 1,131,116 17 906,096 21 672,035 19 489,555 New York .. 1 5,997,853 1 5,082,871 1 4,382,759 1 3,880,735 1 3,097,394 North Carolina . 16 1,617,947 15 1,399,750 14 1,071,361 12 992,622 10 869,039 North Dakota .. 39 ...
... Jersey 18 1,444,933 19 1,131,116 17 906,096 21 672,035 19 489,555 New York .. 1 5,997,853 1 5,082,871 1 4,382,759 1 3,880,735 1 3,097,394 North Carolina . 16 1,617,947 15 1,399,750 14 1,071,361 12 992,622 10 869,039 North Dakota .. 39 ...
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... Jersey .. New York .. North Carolina .. 2188 : 284,574 18 269,328 15 244,022 16 214,460 11 183,858 10 141 . 373,306 14 320,823 13 277,426 12 245,562 10 211,149 9 184 . 2,428,921 1 1,918,603 1 1,372,111 2 959,049 3 589,051 5 340 753,419 ...
... Jersey .. New York .. North Carolina .. 2188 : 284,574 18 269,328 15 244,022 16 214,460 11 183,858 10 141 . 373,306 14 320,823 13 277,426 12 245,562 10 211,149 9 184 . 2,428,921 1 1,918,603 1 1,372,111 2 959,049 3 589,051 5 340 753,419 ...
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... Jersey . 720,819 724,114 100,457 1,115,958 328,975 29,479 Pennsylvania ..... 2,666,331 2,591,683 97,200 4,412,294 845,720 19,167 South Atlantic Div . 4,418,769 4,439,151 100,461 8,649,395 208,525 2,411 Delaware .. 85,573 82,920 96,900 ...
... Jersey . 720,819 724,114 100,457 1,115,958 328,975 29,479 Pennsylvania ..... 2,666,331 2,591,683 97,200 4,412,294 845,720 19,167 South Atlantic Div . 4,418,769 4,439,151 100,461 8,649,395 208,525 2,411 Delaware .. 85,573 82,920 96,900 ...
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... Jersey .. Pennsylvania .... South Atlantic Div 212,040 13 3,153,528 4 58.932 7 41.126 16 2,500 AND 1,000 A UNDE 7 93,921 18 95,922 24 72,336 142 20 21 26,350 31 409,731 8 112,792 8 48,285 55 294.369 47 7 37,764 14 13 173,247 20 114,188 ...
... Jersey .. Pennsylvania .... South Atlantic Div 212,040 13 3,153,528 4 58.932 7 41.126 16 2,500 AND 1,000 A UNDE 7 93,921 18 95,922 24 72,336 142 20 21 26,350 31 409,731 8 112,792 8 48,285 55 294.369 47 7 37,764 14 13 173,247 20 114,188 ...
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... Jersey 1,444,933 720,819 724,114 1,115,958 328,975 Pennsylvania 5,258,014 2,666,331 2,591,683 4,412,294 845,720 8,857,920 4,418,769 4,439,151 8,649,395 208,525 Delaware .. 168,493 85,573 82,920 155,332 13,161 Maryland .. 1,042,390 ...
... Jersey 1,444,933 720,819 724,114 1,115,958 328,975 Pennsylvania 5,258,014 2,666,331 2,591,683 4,412,294 845,720 8,857,920 4,418,769 4,439,151 8,649,395 208,525 Delaware .. 168,493 85,573 82,920 155,332 13,161 Maryland .. 1,042,390 ...
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