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South Dakota (South Dakota, United States) (search for this): entry jews
g made in 1880, says Mr. Adler, we can secure a total of 778,107, without making any allowance for the natural increase in twenty years, nor for the immigration through Canada and other ports of the United States than New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. The following tentative estimate by States is given, being based, with a few modifications, on the table of David Sulzberger: Alabama6,000 Arizona2,000 Arkansas4,000 California35,000 Colorado10,500 Connecticut6,000 North and South Dakota3,500 Delaware3,000 District of Columbia3,500 Florida2,500 （Continued from preceding page.) Georgia7,000 Idaho2,000 Illinois95,000 Indiana25,000 Iowa5,000 Kansas3,500 Kentucky12,000 Louisiana20,000 Maine5,000 Maryland35,000 Massachusetts20,000 Michigan9,000 Mississippi5,000 Missouri35,000 Montana2,500 Nebraska2,000 Nevada2,500 New Hampshire1,000 New Jersey25,000 New Mexico2,000 New York400,000 North Carolina12,000 Ohio50,000 Oregon6,000 Pennsylvania95,
United States (United States) (search for this): entry jews
Jews. The Jewish citizenship of the United States is one of the most substantial of all foreign constituents of our complex population. The Jews are an exceedingly law-abiding people, and in t899-1900 (Hebrew year, 5660), Cyrus Adler, the editor, considering the number of Jews in the United States, said: As the census of the United States has, in accordance with the spirit of AmericUnited States has, in accordance with the spirit of American institutions, taken no heed of the religious convictions of American citizens, whether native-born or naturalized, all statements concerning the number of Jews living in this country are based upohe total at 937,800. The following figures are then given: Jewish immigration into the United States, 1885-99. Year.New York.Philadelphia.Baltimore. 188518,5351,076 188627,3482,310 188725ural increase in twenty years, nor for the immigration through Canada and other ports of the United States than New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. The following tentative estimate by States is
Wisconsin (Wisconsin, United States) (search for this): entry jews
Philadelphia, and Baltimore. The following tentative estimate by States is given, being based, with a few modifications, on the table of David Sulzberger: Alabama6,000 Arizona2,000 Arkansas4,000 California35,000 Colorado10,500 Connecticut6,000 North and South Dakota3,500 Delaware3,000 District of Columbia3,500 Florida2,500 （Continued from preceding page.) Georgia7,000 Idaho2,000 Illinois95,000 Indiana25,000 Iowa5,000 Kansas3,500 Kentucky12,000 Louisiana20,000 Maine5,000 Maryland35,000 Massachusetts20,000 Michigan9,000 Mississippi5,000 Missouri35,000 Montana2,500 Nebraska2,000 Nevada2,500 New Hampshire1,000 New Jersey25,000 New Mexico2,000 New York400,000 North Carolina12,000 Ohio50,000 Oregon6,000 Pennsylvania95,000 Rhode Island3,500 South Carolina8,000 Tennessee5,000 Texas15,000 Utah5,000 Vermont1,000 Virginia18,000 Washington2,800 West Virginia6,000 Wisconsin10,000 Wyoming1,000 ——–—— Total1,043,800 Jews
Idaho (Idaho, United States) (search for this): entry jews
nty years, nor for the immigration through Canada and other ports of the United States than New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. The following tentative estimate by States is given, being based, with a few modifications, on the table of David Sulzberger: Alabama6,000 Arizona2,000 Arkansas4,000 California35,000 Colorado10,500 Connecticut6,000 North and South Dakota3,500 Delaware3,000 District of Columbia3,500 Florida2,500 （Continued from preceding page.) Georgia7,000 Idaho2,000 Illinois95,000 Indiana25,000 Iowa5,000 Kansas3,500 Kentucky12,000 Louisiana20,000 Maine5,000 Maryland35,000 Massachusetts20,000 Michigan9,000 Mississippi5,000 Missouri35,000 Montana2,500 Nebraska2,000 Nevada2,500 New Hampshire1,000 New Jersey25,000 New Mexico2,000 New York400,000 North Carolina12,000 Ohio50,000 Oregon6,000 Pennsylvania95,000 Rhode Island3,500 South Carolina8,000 Tennessee5,000 Texas15,000 Utah5,000 Vermont1,000 Virginia18,000 Washington
Nebraska (Nebraska, United States) (search for this): entry jews
, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. The following tentative estimate by States is given, being based, with a few modifications, on the table of David Sulzberger: Alabama6,000 Arizona2,000 Arkansas4,000 California35,000 Colorado10,500 Connecticut6,000 North and South Dakota3,500 Delaware3,000 District of Columbia3,500 Florida2,500 （Continued from preceding page.) Georgia7,000 Idaho2,000 Illinois95,000 Indiana25,000 Iowa5,000 Kansas3,500 Kentucky12,000 Louisiana20,000 Maine5,000 Maryland35,000 Massachusetts20,000 Michigan9,000 Mississippi5,000 Missouri35,000 Montana2,500 Nebraska2,000 Nevada2,500 New Hampshire1,000 New Jersey25,000 New Mexico2,000 New York400,000 North Carolina12,000 Ohio50,000 Oregon6,000 Pennsylvania95,000 Rhode Island3,500 South Carolina8,000 Tennessee5,000 Texas15,000 Utah5,000 Vermont1,000 Virginia18,000 Washington2,800 West Virginia6,000 Wisconsin10,000 Wyoming1,000 ——–—— Total1,043,800 Jews
Tennessee (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): entry jews
Philadelphia, and Baltimore. The following tentative estimate by States is given, being based, with a few modifications, on the table of David Sulzberger: Alabama6,000 Arizona2,000 Arkansas4,000 California35,000 Colorado10,500 Connecticut6,000 North and South Dakota3,500 Delaware3,000 District of Columbia3,500 Florida2,500 （Continued from preceding page.) Georgia7,000 Idaho2,000 Illinois95,000 Indiana25,000 Iowa5,000 Kansas3,500 Kentucky12,000 Louisiana20,000 Maine5,000 Maryland35,000 Massachusetts20,000 Michigan9,000 Mississippi5,000 Missouri35,000 Montana2,500 Nebraska2,000 Nevada2,500 New Hampshire1,000 New Jersey25,000 New Mexico2,000 New York400,000 North Carolina12,000 Ohio50,000 Oregon6,000 Pennsylvania95,000 Rhode Island3,500 South Carolina8,000 Tennessee5,000 Texas15,000 Utah5,000 Vermont1,000 Virginia18,000 Washington2,800 West Virginia6,000 Wisconsin10,000 Wyoming1,000 ——–—— Total1,043,800 Jews
Massachusetts (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): entry jews
Philadelphia, and Baltimore. The following tentative estimate by States is given, being based, with a few modifications, on the table of David Sulzberger: Alabama6,000 Arizona2,000 Arkansas4,000 California35,000 Colorado10,500 Connecticut6,000 North and South Dakota3,500 Delaware3,000 District of Columbia3,500 Florida2,500 （Continued from preceding page.) Georgia7,000 Idaho2,000 Illinois95,000 Indiana25,000 Iowa5,000 Kansas3,500 Kentucky12,000 Louisiana20,000 Maine5,000 Maryland35,000 Massachusetts20,000 Michigan9,000 Mississippi5,000 Missouri35,000 Montana2,500 Nebraska2,000 Nevada2,500 New Hampshire1,000 New Jersey25,000 New Mexico2,000 New York400,000 North Carolina12,000 Ohio50,000 Oregon6,000 Pennsylvania95,000 Rhode Island3,500 South Carolina8,000 Tennessee5,000 Texas15,000 Utah5,000 Vermont1,000 Virginia18,000 Washington2,800 West Virginia6,000 Wisconsin10,000 Wyoming1,000 ——–—— Total1,043,800 Jews
Illinois (Illinois, United States) (search for this): entry jews
r for the immigration through Canada and other ports of the United States than New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. The following tentative estimate by States is given, being based, with a few modifications, on the table of David Sulzberger: Alabama6,000 Arizona2,000 Arkansas4,000 California35,000 Colorado10,500 Connecticut6,000 North and South Dakota3,500 Delaware3,000 District of Columbia3,500 Florida2,500 （Continued from preceding page.) Georgia7,000 Idaho2,000 Illinois95,000 Indiana25,000 Iowa5,000 Kansas3,500 Kentucky12,000 Louisiana20,000 Maine5,000 Maryland35,000 Massachusetts20,000 Michigan9,000 Mississippi5,000 Missouri35,000 Montana2,500 Nebraska2,000 Nevada2,500 New Hampshire1,000 New Jersey25,000 New Mexico2,000 New York400,000 North Carolina12,000 Ohio50,000 Oregon6,000 Pennsylvania95,000 Rhode Island3,500 South Carolina8,000 Tennessee5,000 Texas15,000 Utah5,000 Vermont1,000 Virginia18,000 Washington2,800 West Vi
Delaware (Delaware, United States) (search for this): entry jews
ays Mr. Adler, we can secure a total of 778,107, without making any allowance for the natural increase in twenty years, nor for the immigration through Canada and other ports of the United States than New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. The following tentative estimate by States is given, being based, with a few modifications, on the table of David Sulzberger: Alabama6,000 Arizona2,000 Arkansas4,000 California35,000 Colorado10,500 Connecticut6,000 North and South Dakota3,500 Delaware3,000 District of Columbia3,500 Florida2,500 （Continued from preceding page.) Georgia7,000 Idaho2,000 Illinois95,000 Indiana25,000 Iowa5,000 Kansas3,500 Kentucky12,000 Louisiana20,000 Maine5,000 Maryland35,000 Massachusetts20,000 Michigan9,000 Mississippi5,000 Missouri35,000 Montana2,500 Nebraska2,000 Nevada2,500 New Hampshire1,000 New Jersey25,000 New Mexico2,000 New York400,000 North Carolina12,000 Ohio50,000 Oregon6,000 Pennsylvania95,000 Rhode Island
Vienna (Wien, Austria) (search for this): entry jews
hich the Jews were subjected were being less rigorously enforced than formerly. The ferment infused into the European social body by the Dreyfus affair appeared to have had a clarifying effect, even the Procurator of the Russian Holy Synod having in a recent interview disavowed anti-Semitic sentiments. The actual storm centre of Slavic anti-Semitism had moved over the border from Russia to Austria and Rumania, and in Bohemia the condition of affairs was described as gravely foreboding. In Vienna the fever of anti-Semitism had passed its critical stage. This had been, in part, due to the disclosure of colossal frauds in the administration of the city finances by numerous leaders of the anti-Semite majority. In Germany and France the conditions were still more favorable. Turning to the subject of Jewish colonization, President Levy said that the movement to colonize Jews in Palestine had been stemmed by the interference of the Turkish government. Jewish colonies had been establi
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