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Criminality and economic conditions

Note 133 — CRIMINALITY.

Henry P. (Henry Pomeroy) Horton translation

Occupations. Among the Prisoners Convicted there were: Average.

1894. 1895. 1896. 1897. 1898. 1899. 1900. Number. %

Domestics M. 948 729 832 651 662 667 604 729 0.7

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W. 1,876 1,530 1,417 1,369 1,424 1,986 2,042 1,663 3.9

Workmen, housekeepers, seamstresses M. 75,539 69,944 72,725 73,264 77,321 75,220 69,168 73,311 68.0

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W. 11,083 10,596 10,574 12,394 14,376 14,960 14,179 12,594 29.2

Factory workers M. 3,763 2,420 3,212 2,855 3,019 2,590 2,331 2,941 2.7

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W. 3,755 3,127 2,926 2,762 3,086 3,367 3,498 3,217 7.5

Mechanicians and skilled workmen M. 20,702 18,747 19,216 19,179 20,914 20,351 19,726 19,870 18.4

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W. 677 646 1,220 1,342 1,527 1,348 1,480 1,177 2.7

Foremen, inspectors M. 80 75 65 64 60 75 61 68 0.1

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W. 2 3 4 5 2 1 2 2 0.0

Store and office clerks M. 2,869 2,652 2,805 2,506 2,877 2,677 2,550 2,705 2.5

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W. 125 83 77 84 102 161 237 124 0.3

Merchants M. 4,054 4,045 4,410 3,984 4,352 4,052 3,461 4,056 3.7

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W. 4,127 4,004 4,249 4,087 4,820 4,513 4,179 4,282 9.9

Liberal professions M. 239 231 208 223 194 209 204 215 0.2

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W. 24 23 34 23 33 24 28 27 0.1

Soldiers, sailors and marines 3,620 3,338 3,433 3,227 3,202 3,082 3,327 3,318 3.1

Prostitutes 5,132 5,105 7,411 6,746 6,413 6,092 6,715 6,230 14.5

Without occupation M. 1,369 746 644 550 518 391 320 648 0.6

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W. 15,067 14,910 13,494 13,606 13,361 12,888 12,745 13,725 31.9

Total Men 107,861 100.00

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Women 43,041 100.00

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