The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 13Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... Population , in 1891 , 8631 ; in 1901 , 10,686 . Consult Hore , History of New- market and Annals of the Turf ( 3 vols . , London , 1886 ) . NEWMARKET . A town of York County , Ontario , Canada , 34 miles north of Toronto on the ...
... Population , in 1891 , 8631 ; in 1901 , 10,686 . Consult Hore , History of New- market and Annals of the Turf ( 3 vols . , London , 1886 ) . NEWMARKET . A town of York County , Ontario , Canada , 34 miles north of Toronto on the ...
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... POPULATION OF ARIZONA BY COUNTIES . Population . Area in County . Map Index . County Seat . square miles . 1890 . 1900 . ... • • Apache Cochise .. Coconino .. Gila Graham . Maricopa .. Mohave Navajo ... Pima ... Pinal . Santa Cruz ...
... POPULATION OF ARIZONA BY COUNTIES . Population . Area in County . Map Index . County Seat . square miles . 1890 . 1900 . ... • • Apache Cochise .. Coconino .. Gila Graham . Maricopa .. Mohave Navajo ... Pima ... Pinal . Santa Cruz ...
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... POPULATION . The population increased from 61,547 in 1850 to 91,874 in 1870 , 153,953 in 1890 , and 195,310 in 1900. The foreign - born in the last year numbered 13,625 , of whom 6649 were Mexicans . The Indian population numbered ...
... POPULATION . The population increased from 61,547 in 1850 to 91,874 in 1870 , 153,953 in 1890 , and 195,310 in 1900. The foreign - born in the last year numbered 13,625 , of whom 6649 were Mexicans . The Indian population numbered ...
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... population of about 55,000 , died of yellow fever and cholera ; of 1847 , when nearly 2500 died of yellow fever alone ; and of 1853 — the ' Great Epidemic ' when fully 16,000 died from yellow fever and other causes . In 1878 there was ...
... population of about 55,000 , died of yellow fever and cholera ; of 1847 , when nearly 2500 died of yellow fever alone ; and of 1853 — the ' Great Epidemic ' when fully 16,000 died from yellow fever and other causes . In 1878 there was ...
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... POPULATION . The census of 1900 gave New Orleans a population of 287,104 , making it the twelfth largest city in the United States . This total included 30,325 persons of foreign birth and 77,714 of negro descent . The increase in ...
... POPULATION . The census of 1900 gave New Orleans a population of 287,104 , making it the twelfth largest city in the United States . This total included 30,325 persons of foreign birth and 77,714 of negro descent . The increase in ...
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