Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27
NEWARK CENSUS
FIGURES GIVEN
IN i. S. REPORT
Official Federal Statement Ver-
flies Stars Story of
Week Ago.

| WASHINGTON, April 27-As an
nounced in the Newark Evening Star
last Tuesday, the census bureau OF
the United States, i'm an official state
ment today, fixes the population of
Newark at 3S9, 106. This estimate is
made annually by the bureau in cal
culating the death rate and increase
in population. All of the national
and State figures in today's report
were contained in the Stars story a
week ago. The actual enumeration
of the population of the United States
is made every ten years.
The population of New Jersey is
estimated to be 2S15,663, against
2,S15, ,167 in 1910.
Jersey City's population is fixed at
293921, or S5, 1856 less than Newark.
Paterson's population is estimated to
be 1905; Trenton, 106.SS1, and Cam
den, 102, 465.
Continental United States now has
| a population OF more than $4,000, 0O0
people. The country, with its pos
sessions, is peopled with more than
| 109 000, 600 persons.
Il Census experts have calculated that
the popula ton of continental United
States on July 1, 1914, will be 9s,7S1,-
324, against 91.972, 266 on April Is, 1910,
when the last census was taken.
For the United states and its pos
sessions they estimate the population
this July will be i0q. 02l ,992, compared
with 101 74S, 269 i'm 1910.
Estimates for cities under 100000
have not been announced.
100000 or More.
Following are the July ], 1914, esti-
mates of popula ton of cities of 100
600 or more: Birmingham, 166, l54; Los
Angeles 438, ,9l4: Oakland 1S3 002; San
Francisco, 44S,502; Denver. 245,523;
Bridgeport, 115,2S9; Hartford. 1O7 ,03S;
New Haven. IA sos: Washington.
sos, ,37S Atlanta, 179,292; Chicago, p
1898 325 indianapolis, 259413; Louis
vile. 255, ia; New Orleans 361. 22l
Baltimore. $40, $50; Boston, 733 ,802;
Cambridge, 110. .357; Fall River, 1875. .443;
Lowell, III ,004; New Bedford, 12,230;
Springfield, Mass. 100, 37J; Worcester,
Isl, 1872; Detroit. 537 $50; Grand Rapids.
123. 227 Minneapolis, 242 4G6; St Paul,
2S6 766 Kansas city. 2S1, ,911: st. Louis,
734667; Omaha, 1924; Camden, n.
j.. 102 465; Jersey City, 293, 81; New
ark, 3S9, 106; Paterson, 134 ,305; Tren-
ton t06 S31; Albany, 02961; Buffalo,
454, 112.
New York City.
New York IAN five boroughs). $685.
5S7; Bronx Borough, 529, 1873; Brooklyn
Borough, 1896 Manhattan Bor-
ough, 2,536, 49, Queens Borough, 339,
SS6; Richmond Borough, 4,043; Roch-
ester, 24l .51S; Syracuse, 149, 1853; Gin
cinnati. 402. .175; Cleveland. 639, ,431; Co
lumbus 204 ,567; Dayton l23, 1874; To-
ledo. 1874 1876; Portland Ore, 260, sol !;
Philadelphia, ! 1,657, $40; Pittsburgh,
| 564,S7S; Reading, ,361; Scranton,
141, ,351; Providence, 245,090; Memphis,
143, ,231; Nashville, 1883: Dallas, ILL.,
9s6; San Antonio, 115,063; Salt Lake
City, 109, $50; Richmond 1897; Sc
attic, 313,029; Spokane, 1876, ,657; Taco
ma, 1903, AIS; Milwaukee, 1854
Alabama, 2,269.945; Arizona, 239,053;
Arkansas, 1856, 4S0; California, 2,757.-
1876; Colorado, 909, ,537; Connecticut,
LOO $685. Delaware, 209,S17: District
of Columbia, 353.37S; Colorado. S4S, Ill;
Georgia, 2,776, 513; Idaho, 395, ,4O7; Tlli-
nois. $3.50, ISL; Indiana, 2,779, ,467; Iowa,
2,221, 1855; Kansas, 1,7S44S97; Kentucky,
$3.50, ,731; Louisiana, L773,4S2; Maine,
762, 767; Maryland, 344,075; Massachu-
Minnesota. 2.213,919; Mississippi, l.
9O1, ,S82; Missouri, 1872, $780, Montana,
1854; Nebraska. 245,S ,S73: Nevada,
9S. 723: New Hampshire. 43S, ,662; New
Jersey, 2,S15, ,663 New Mexico, 3S3, SOL
New York. 9,S99, ,761: North Carolina,
1899 ,452; North Dakota, $780, 966; ohio,
5,026, ,S9S; Oklahoma, 2,026,5 ,534; Oregon,
7S3. 239; Pennsylvania, S.245, ,967; Rhode
Island, 591, ,215:; South Carolina. $50 =
015: South Dakota, 661 ,5S3; Tennessee,
2.254, 754: Texas. 4.257, ,S54: Utah. 414,
SIS: Vermont, 361 ,205; Virginia, 2,15O,-
0G9: Washington, l ,407 $685. West Vir-
giuia. t332,9t0; Wisconsin, 2446, ,716:
Wyoming, 1853 1856.