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POPULATION OF PRINCIPAL CITIES-CONTINUED [[line]] [[three column table]] [[city]] | *1906 | 1900 Peoria, Ill. | 66,365 | 56,100 Philadelphia, Pa. | 1,441,735 | 1,293,697 Pittsburg, Pa. |375,082 | 321,616 Pittsfield, Mass. | 25,648 | 21,766 Portland, Me. | 55,167 | 50, 145 Portland, Ore. | 109,884 | 90,426 Providence, R.I. | 203,243 | 175,597 Pueblo, Col. | 30,824 | 28,157 Quincy, Ill. | 39,108 | 36,252 Quincy, Mass. | 28,911 | 23,899 Racine, Wis. | 32,928 | 29,102 Reading, Pa. | 91,141 | 78,961 Richmond, Va. | 87,246 | 85,050 Rochester, N.Y. | 185,703 | 162,608 Rockford, Ill. | 36,051 | 31,051 Saginaw, Mich. | 48,742 | 42,345 Saint Joseph, Mo. | 118,004 | 102,979 Saint Louis, Mo. | 649,320 | 575,238 Saint Paul, Minn. | 203,815 | 163,065 Salem, Mass. | 37,961 | 35,956 Salt Lake City, Utah | 61,202 | 53,531 San Antonio, Tex. | 62,711 | 53,321 San Francisco, Cal. | | 342,782 Savannah, Ga. | 68.596 | 54,244 Schenectady, N.Y. | 61,919 | 31,682 Scranton, Pa. | 118,692 | 102,026 Seattle, Wash. | 104,169 | 80,671 Sioux City, Ia. | 42,520 | 33,111 Somerville, Mass. | 70,798 | 61,643 South Omaha, Neb. | 36,765 | 26,001 South Bend, Ind. | 44,605 | 35,999 Spokane, Wash. | 47,006 | 36,848 Springfield, Ill. | 38,933 | 34,159 Springfield, Mass. | 75,836 | 62,059 Springfield, O. | 42,069 | 38,253 Superior, Wis. | 37,643 | 31,091 Syracuse, N.Y. | 118,880 | 108,374 Tacoma, Wash. | 55,392 | 37,714 Taunton, Mass. | 30,953 | 31,036 Terre Haute, Ind. | 52,805 | 36,673 Toledo, O. | 159,980 | 131,822 Topeka, Kan. | 41,886 | 33,608 Trenton, N.J. | 86,355 |73,307 Troy, N.Y. | 76,513 | 60,651 Utica, N.Y. | 65,099 | 56,383 Waltham, Mass. | 26,842 | 23,481 Washington, D.C. | 307,716 | 278,718 West Hoboken, N.J. | 30,280 | 23,094 Wheeling, W.Va. | 41,494 | 38,878 Wichita, Kan. | 35,541 | 24,671 Wilkesbarre, Pa. | 60,121 | 51,721 Williamsport, Pa. | 29,735 | 28,757 Wilmington, Del. | 85,140 | 76,508 Woonsocket, R.I. | 32,994 | 28,204 Worcester, Mass. | 130,078 | 118,421 Yonkers, N.Y. | 64,110 | 47,931 York, Pa. | 39,168 | 33,708 Youngstown, O. | 52,710 | 44,885 [[end page]] [[start page]] [[preprinted]] [[double line]] Wednesday, January 1, 1908. [[line]] [[/preprinted]] I was lazily sopping a bowl of Jones Sahibs' fizz when they ushered 1908 into this little town. It isn't often I do that, but I had good luck this time in having the new 'un bob in at just the proper moment to get an aristocratic and dignified impression of me. Mr. Jones left us today. we are the losers, for he livened us up, turned over our livers several times, patched up an international feud, and qott weisnoch. He is certainly all the currency. He has came and went, I am still alive and holding my job. Who'd 'a thunk it?