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Water Production & Recovery (Wooster, Ohio) (view source)
Revision as of 09:18, 8 September 2021
, 09:18, 8 September 2021→BETTER WATER WORKS: WHAT WOOSTER WANTS AND CAN WELL HAVE; Report of Water Extension Commission to the City Council, Wooster, Oh. Nov. 19, 1894
! CITY.||Deaths from all causes||Deaths from Typhoid Fever
! CITY.||Deaths from all causes||Deaths from Typhoid Fever
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||Cincinnati, Oh.||Data 2||Data 3
||Cincinnati, Oh.||6840||252?
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||Pittsburg and Allegheny City, Pa.||Data 6||Data 7
||Pittsburg and Allegheny City, Pa.||7328||495
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||Philadelphia, Pa.||Data 10||Data 11
||Philadelphia, Pa.||23738||770
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||Chicago, Ill. (river pollutes lake)||Data 10||Data 11
||Chicago, Ill. (river pollutes lake)||25162||794
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||Washington, D. C.||Data 10||Data 11
||Washington, D. C.||5955||200
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||Nashville, Tenn.||Data 10||Data 11
||Nashville, Tenn.||1876||49
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