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–16,645 US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 118.[1]

Alabama ( 778) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 118.

Arizona ( 8) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 118.

Arkansas ( 319) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 118.

California ( 217) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 119.

Colorado ( 40) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 119.

Connecticut ( 644) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 124.

Delaware ( 29) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 125.

District of Columbia ( 115) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 130.

Florida ( 265) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 130.

Georgia ( 667) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 130.

Idaho ( 11) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 131.

Illinois ( 454) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 131.

Indian Territory ( 36) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 137.

Indiana ( 456) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 136.

Iowa ( 206) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 137.

Kansas ( 175) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 142.

Kentucky ( 477) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 142.

Louisiana ( 191) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 143.

Maine ( 245) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 143.

Maryland ( 221) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 148.

Massachusetts (1,130) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 148.

Michigan ( 419) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 161.

Minnesota ( 152) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 166.

Mississippi ( 587) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 167.

Missouri ( 355) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 167.

Montana ( 17) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 172.

Nebraska ( 96) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 172.

Nevada ( 10) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 173.

New Hampshire ( 185) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 173.

New Jersey ( 443) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 178.

New Mexico ( 26) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 179.

New York ( 535) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 184.

North Carolina ( 799) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 191.

North Dakota ( 25) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 196.

Ohio ( 605) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 196.

Oklahoma ( 23) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 202.

Oregon ( 66) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 202.

Pennsylvania ( 978) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 202.

Rhode Island ( 321) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 209.

South Carolina ( 492) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 209.

South Dakota ( 26) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 214.

Tennessee (1,019) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 214.

Texas ( 397) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 215.

Utah ( 35) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 215.

Vermont ( 129) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 215.

Virginia ( 754) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 220.

Washington ( 53) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 220.

West Virginia ( 186) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 221.

Wisconsin ( 241) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 221.

Wyoming ( 20) US Census. Statistics of Deaths. 1902, Table 7, p. 225.

Narrative Information

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Sources

(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Influenza (Flu). “Key Facts About Influenza (Flu).” 10-3-2017 update. Accessed 6-17-2018 at: https://www.cdc.gov/flu/keyfacts.htm

United States Census Office. Vital Statistics Vol. IV, Part II, Statistics of Deaths. Twelfth Census of the United States, Taken in the Year 1900. Washington, DC: 1902. Accessed 6-9-2018 at: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/vsushistorical/vsush_1900_4.pdf

[1] Table 7 — Deaths from each Reported Cause by State. Cause of Death number 121.