Bulletin: Proportion of the sexes in the U.S. 1904, Volume 14U.S. Government Printing Office, 1904 |
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age attending school Allegheny plateau Appalachian valley Basin and Plateau cent attending school cent cent cent cent fe cent of males cent Per cent Chinese cities and country Coast lowlands Coastal plain east Columbian mesas continental United country districts decrease District of Columbia Eastern North Central England hills enumerators excess of females excess of males female population figures greater increase Indian Territory inhabitants in 1890 Interior timbered region Iowa Kansas Lake region least 2,500 inhabitants LIVING IN CITIES males than females maps Massachusetts Mississippi alluvial region Mississippi river native white negro North Central division North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Ozark hills Pacific valley physiographic divisions Piedmont region plain west Plateau region population of continental Prairie region proportion of males registration area reported Rhode Island Rocky Mountain round numbers school population smaller cities South Atlantic division South Carolina Southern South Atlantic tion total population Twelfth Census Utah West Virginia Western division
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Página 21 - ... 50 to 54 years 55 to 59 years 60 to 64 years 65 to 69 years 70 to 74 years 75 to 79 years 80 to 84 years 85 to 89 years 90 to 94 years 95 to 99 years 100 years and over.
Página 23 - Convention, held at San Francisco, November 21 and 22, 1901, p. 51.) By this method thousands of Chinese — upon the admission of the Chinese themselves — have been allowed not only to enter and remain in the United States, but declared to be nativeborn citizens thereof, each with a vote and qualified to participate in the political affairs of this country.
Página 28 - registration cities" not situated in the states mentioned. The report adds : "These are all states and all cities having at least 8,000 inhabitants, for which the registration of deaths under local laws and ordinances was found to be sufficiently accurate for use by the Census Office.
Página 29 - Less than 1 year 1 year 2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years 6 years 7 years 8 years . . 9 years 10 years 1 1 years 12 years 13 years 14 years 15 years 16 years 17 years 18 years...
Página 7 - Probably in the population of the world as a whole, and certainly in that half of it which has been counted with distinction of sex, there are several million more males than females. In continental United States, however, the relative excess of males is greater than the average for all countries.
Página 16 - Army (enlisted men), by localionof command for groups of States, 1917. The table shows that the lowest Army death rates were in States north of Mason and Dixon's Line and the Ohio River and east of the Mississippi and that the highest rates were in States between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains. In determining this geographical grouping two causes may have been at work. First, as the last column of Table 12 indicates, States with a low soldier death rate are the States with a large...
Página 8 - States, there are 2 periods of life at which the reported number of females is greater. One, extending from about 83 years of age to the end of life, is probably due...
Página 7 - American counties had an excess of females. American cities as a rule have more females than males. In the 1,861 cities, each having in 1900 at least Bull.
Página 11 - ... group of states which, in 1900, had over 120 males to 100 females there was an actual decrease in the sex ratio during the decade. This would seem to show that the states are growing somewhat more uniform when measured by the ratio of males to females. This tendency toward uniformity was noted in 1900. "The states in 1900 show a range of 15.5 per cent. between the highest and lowest, while in 1890 they had a range of 17.6 per cent.; moreover, the mean departure of the per cents. from 50 was 3.3...
Página 23 - Commissioner of Immigration. He shows that perhaps the most important way which Chinese immigrants have devised for evading the exclusion laws is for the foreigner to enter the country from Canada or Mexico, submit to arrest for violation of the law, and on trial to present Chinese testimony that he was born in the United States and is thus by birthright a citizen to whom the exclusion law has no application.