TABLE VIII. PERSONS EMPLOYED IN ALL INDUSTRIES OF MASSACHUSETTS, 1888-1908.1 Year Year over least number 71,181 1888 221,307 169,610 51,697 1899 420,701 312,054 108,647 1889 293,321 224,887 68,434 1900 440,363 322,200 118,163 1890 322,288 251,107 1901 456,137 339,405 116,732 1891 335,919 | 260,419 1902 483,392 373,385 110,007 1892 352,939 271,399 1903 500,348 377,563 122,785 1893 345,388 222,370 123,018 1904 493,354 | 363,245 | 130,109 1894 310,167 206,423 103,744 1905 534,712 411,869 122,843 1895 351,915 258,776 93,139 1906 565,472 448,830 116,642 1896 358,529 241,363 117,166 1907 607,151 453,349 153,802 1897 377,399 272,204 | 105,195 1908 570,712 383,588 187,124 1898 386,383 271,847 114,536 Massachusetts Statistics of Manufactures, 1889, pp. 61, 68, 202; 1890, pp. 91, 257, 315; 1891, pp. 91, 127, 135; 1892, pp. 33, 47, 399; 1893, pp. 41, 53, 311; 1894, pp. 51, 89, 204; 1896, pp. 28, 70, 168; 1897, pp. 30, 70, 175; 1898, pp. 29, 31, 33, 35, 73, 169; 1901, pp. 70, 80, 82, 87; 1903, pp. 30, 32, 39, 42.-Annual Reports of the Bureau of Labor, XXXVII., pp. 285, 288, 316; XXXVIII., pp. 322, 353, 355, 367, 403; XXXIX., pp. 2, 36; XL., p. 2. 2 Report of the Commissioner-General of Immigration, 1897, Table IX; 1898, p. 26; 1899-1901, Table VII; 1902-1908, Table IX. TABLE X.-INcrease or DecREASE (—) of the Number of Bread- Occupations at the XII. Census, Table 34, p. cviii., and Table 2, pp. 10 et seq. Compendium of the XI. Census, 1890, Part III, Population, Table 78, pp. 452 et seq. 2 Agents, bankers, and brokers, officials of banks and companies, manufacturers and officials, etc., boarding- and lodging-house keepers, bookkeepers and accountants, clerks and copyists, stenographers and typewriters, commercial travelers, salesmen and saleswomen, hotel keepers, merchants and dealers (wholesale), restaurant keepers, saloon keepers, livery-stable keepers, and undertakers. Includes boxmakers (paper), broom and brush makers. * Includes distillers and rectifiers, harness and saddle makers and repairers, hat and cap makers, leather curriers and tanners, marble and stone cutters, millers, and plasterers. Includes bleachery and dye works operatives, hucksters and peddlers. "Negroes only. There are no comparative data for other colored agricultural laborers at the XL Census. 7 Includes gardeners, florists, nurserymen, etc., lumbermen, wood choppers, etc., stock raisers, herders, and drovers. Includes brewers and maltsters, potters, telegraph and telephone linemen, trunk and leather-case makers, etc. TABLE XII.-FOREIGN-BORN ENGAGED IN GAINFUL OCCUPATIONS IN GERMANY, 1900.1 TABLE XIII.-FOREIGN-BORN IN GERMANY, BY COUNTRY OF BIRTH I Ergänzungsheft zu den Viertelsjahrsheften zur Statistik des Deutschen Reichs, 1905. Heft I. Die Deutschen im Auslande und die Ausländer im Deutschen Reich, p. 40. a Ibid. |