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of securing accurate reports of population from some institutions the enumeration
is not quite complete . The establishments for which figures are lacking are ,
however , among the least important as to size . Could their population have
been ...
of securing accurate reports of population from some institutions the enumeration
is not quite complete . The establishments for which figures are lacking are ,
however , among the least important as to size . Could their population have
been ...
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December 31 , 1904 , was 347 , and the number of persons admitted during the
year in each 100,000 of population was 2,509.6 . So far as the individual state or
territory is concerned these proportions are clearly determined not so much by ...
December 31 , 1904 , was 347 , and the number of persons admitted during the
year in each 100,000 of population was 2,509.6 . So far as the individual state or
territory is concerned these proportions are clearly determined not so much by ...
Page 128
More impressive to the student of race problems becomes the inquiry when we
realize that while one fifth of our entire population lives in the thirty eight cities of
100,000 population and over , two fifths of our foreign born population , one third
...
More impressive to the student of race problems becomes the inquiry when we
realize that while one fifth of our entire population lives in the thirty eight cities of
100,000 population and over , two fifths of our foreign born population , one third
...
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