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Domestic News
July 7, 1899
Washington Standard
Olympia, Thurston County, Washington
What is this article about?
The 1899 school census for the city reports a total of 1,202 children of school age (567 boys, 635 girls), an increase of 67 from 1,135 in 1898. Breakdown by wards: First 200, Second 66, Third 304, Fourth 198, Fifth 280, Sixth 154.
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The following is the table of the school census of the city for 1899 recently taken:
First ward—Male, 98; female, 102: total, 200.
Second ward—Male, 28; female, 38; total, 66.
Third ward—Male 144; female, 160; total, 304.
Fourth ward—Male, 88; female, 110; total, 198.
Fifth ward—Male, 131; female, 149; total, 280.
Sixth ward—Male, 78; female, 76; total, 154.
The total number of boys of school age in the city is 567; girls 635, and total number of both, 1,202.
The census of 1898 shows 533 males and 602 females, a total of 1,135, or 67 less than for the present year.
First ward—Male, 98; female, 102: total, 200.
Second ward—Male, 28; female, 38; total, 66.
Third ward—Male 144; female, 160; total, 304.
Fourth ward—Male, 88; female, 110; total, 198.
Fifth ward—Male, 131; female, 149; total, 280.
Sixth ward—Male, 78; female, 76; total, 154.
The total number of boys of school age in the city is 567; girls 635, and total number of both, 1,202.
The census of 1898 shows 533 males and 602 females, a total of 1,135, or 67 less than for the present year.
What sub-type of article is it?
Education
What keywords are associated?
School Census
1899
City Wards
Child Population
Education Statistics
Domestic News Details
Event Date
1899
Outcome
total children increased to 1,202 from 1,135 in 1898.
Event Details
School census by wards: First ward total 200 (98 male, 102 female); Second 66 (28M, 38F); Third 304 (144M, 160F); Fourth 198 (88M, 110F); Fifth 280 (131M, 149F); Sixth 154 (78M, 76F). City totals: 567 boys, 635 girls.