Blank, defective and scattering, 14,904. in consequence of the uncertainties in the count resulting from the "fusion" formed, the plurality shown for Cleveland must be considered an approximation to the actual result-not a definite result. 67,3171 8101 939 132,162 7,6561 319,906 23,005 The exports of crude rubber from the Amazon River district in 1910 exceeded 9,688 metric tons. In 1910 there were 183,600 students in the universities, colleges and technical schools of the United States. [2,544,3431 9,872 28,240 217 1,077 223 Total. 530 443,385 30,713 |7,628.785|5,084,442] 258,950 402,895] 33,490 114,546 13,523,108 Totals Plurality 17,677,78816,407,982 252,511 420,890 14,021 29,146| 83,651|14,885,989 (1,269,806) The vote in the above table in Michigan and Illinois is not that for the highest elector, but is made up by taking the highest party vote in each county. The vote of Oklahoma is unofficial, no satisfactory official return from that state having been tabulated so far. ELECTION OF 1912. For popular vote at election of 1912 see table at end of "Elections in States" in this volume. PRESIDENTS AND CABINET CHIEFS. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS, 1789-1912. (A Cabinet officer, being appointed for no fixed term, does not go out of office when a President's term expires, but usually remains formally at the head of his department until his successor qualifies or he is reappointed. No note is taken in the following table of the formal service of hold-over Cabinet officers under the administration of incoming Presidents unless that service continues long enough to involve some exercise of Cabinet The production in the United States of hard soaps was 1,784,888,527 pounds in 1909; soft soaps, 59,337,379 pounds, and of glycerine 53,134,146 pounds. |