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4c5f2174-27b3-492d-bfbe-23b4471e2677 | Ilford with its new scheme will not, I trust, cause us so much annoyance during the ensuing year as in the past. (b) The more frequent opening of the gates at the mill, not only the miller's gates, but the gates owned by the Essex hewers Commission, so that the dammed up sewage may get away with every tide, and not as ... |
ceb1bc30-23ab-482c-bd9f-2b881bebe8f5 | One of these 12 schemes is to form part of the Lea and Boding Valley scheme, promoted by the Lea Conservancy Board; another which would bo confined to the Roiling Valley alone. The Barking Urban District Council have expressed their disapprobation of any plan having ita outfall within their jurisdiction. Neither of the... |
8020d8d1-26fe-4c94-b678-f18f7c21cfdc | The vigilance of the Thames Conservancy Board should guarantee a pure river wherever that river comes within their sphere. East Ham Sewerage WorksβOutfall. I am distinctly of opinion that the present condition of things at the point where this effluent is discharged, needs attention. Several times during the past year ... |
bd1b9bae-b152-46e9-b893-30cfef23be66 | Other inspections have been made at intervals by the request of the Council or individual ratepayers. The insanitary condition of the Kennedy Estate has been a source of great trouble and anxiety during the year. The condition of things at the present moment is most serious. As soon as a cesspool is dry it is at once a... |
32a6534a-fc2c-46fa-a311-63c19c137c93 | A new scheme has been sanctioned for this district also. HOUSING OF THE WORKING CLASSES. Several schemes have been before the Council during the year with a view to improve the housing of the working classes in the town. Two descriptions of dwelling houses were under discussion, viz :βthe two or three tenement houses a... |
8923c17a-3cab-4872-82b7-facccad4af7c | An excellent site has been purchased, at a reasonable cost, on the Ripple Road, and it seems probable that the work will be put in hand during the present year. My opinion is that it would be a great boon to the town if more double tenement houses, having separate front and back entrances, and separate back yards, were... |
b4750dbd-7c03-4176-81bd-f0c2542cfb8a | Owing to the low level of this Estate, it was found that it was impracticable to drain it by gravitation with the existing main outfall sewer in the Ripple Road. In order therefore, to bring the sewage matter to the required level, some method of lifting it has to be adopted. After thoroughly discussing the various met... |
2074e1f2-5c8a-4ac6-bdbc-536caa513a87 | During the past year flushing cisterns have been added to w.c.s in the town. I think the efforts of the Sanitary Committee on this point have been most successful. SANITARY IMPROVEMENTS EFFECTED IN 1898. The following properties have been re-sewered and the sewers ventilated :β 1. Wellington Buildings (w.c. accommodati... |
707fa139-038f-4bbe-bfb0-4ed8a55c2594 | Making up of Glenny Road. 13. Making up of part of Morley Road. 14. Closing of White's Court. CHIEF INDUSTRIES OF DISTRICT. (1) Beckton Gas WorksβThis includes all kinds of labour; coal porters, general labourers, stokers, engineers, &c. (2) Lawes' Chemical Manure WorksβThere are several departments here also. (a) Manu... |
331fbd43-5f39-4cb3-8fe5-c33d04820918 | (6) According to the last census return some 70 hands were employed in the Deep Se-x Fishery. (7) A large and increasing number of the population are workers from the Metropolis. 15 INFECTIOUS DISEASE. No. of Infectious cases during the year, 209. In 1897, 167. In 1896, 165. In 1895, 117. Action taken to Prevent the Sp... |
19cfa089-f2be-4bbd-839e-c0da49f6ed63 | (6) Printed precautions circulated, and verbal instruction given, (7) Fumigating, whitewashing, re-papering, and cleansing of premises, whenever considered necessary. (8) List of notified cases sent weekly to the managers of schools, laundries, pawnshops, etc. (9) Notice at once sent to head masters and managers of sch... |
a9fdd28c-058c-436c-a620-b78982ce65ec | Several cases were discovered in a peeling state at school. On one occasion, by the courtesy of the Chairman of the School Board, I was permitted to examine the rest of the class, to discover, if possible, any others in a similar condition. The cases have throughout been of a very mild character, and frequently the gre... |
4b9bb461-9ffb-40a6-9dee-e9788bbcec64 | 16 Notified Cases of Enteric Fever for the Year 1898, SHOWING CAUSATION AND DISTRIBUTION. No. Date. Address. Where treated. Result. Supposed Cause. Remarks. 1 March 23 14 Heath Street At Home Recovered Drains defective Employed at fish shop in East Street, drains defective 2 April 26 69 St. Margarets Road Upney Hospita... |
cdc494bd-67a3-4bad-a26b-3dfae7397904 | Margarets Road β β β No cause discovered Drains tested & found perfect 9 Sept. 6 10 Church Road β β β β β 10 β 7 13 Nelson Street At Home Died Drains defective Complained of bad smells when going to work 11 β 7 β β β β β β 12 ,, 21 72 Ripple Road Upney Hospital Recovered β β 13 Oct. 5 108 East Street At Home β No cause... |
c7572ac7-bfdb-4b9a-956c-661c5a15ca54 | Johns Retreat β β β Drains defective and bell trap 21 β 28 2 Eldred Road London Hospital β Drains found blocked 22 β 29 3 Braintree Terrace Upney Hospital β No cause discovered 23 β 31 3 Bifron Street β β β Eating shell fish Defective drains in addition 24 β 31 16 Battery Terrace β β β No cause discovered 25 Nov. 1 101... |
c370c292-7815-4cc7-8d6c-459f36023a16 | 31 β 19 28 Back Lane Upney Hospital Died Drains defective 17 Diphtheria and membranous croup. No. of cases. Deaths. Death rate per cent. 1898 74 7 9.4 1897 91 9 9.1 1896 48 6 12.5 Of these deaths 3 were due to Membranous Croup. Out of this number 39 were treated at the Upney Isolation Hospital, which is 52.7 per cent. ... |
ecf75c4b-368b-4e90-9de4-d68744e5b25c | 1897. 1898. January 6 5 β 1 February 5 9 β 3 March 7 4 2 1 April 2 5 β β May 3 1 β β June 16 1 β β July 15 5 β β August 5 3 β 1 September 11 13 β β October 11 11 2 November 6 6 1 2 December 4 11 1 β 91 74 6 8 Diphtheria & School Attendance. (The numbers refer to children between 4 and 14 years of age.) No. of Cases. Ja... |
29de2813-cd4f-45fd-a306-10cdec9a0929 | In 1898 there were no cases at all at that age. The heaviest months in the year (1898), were, February, 7; September, 6; and December 4; as against July, 9, and October, 7, in the preceding year. I am therefore unable to detect any definite connection between School Attendance and Diphtheria. I regret to say that I am ... |
fe1eadfb-a760-4e23-b109-87a0f268a821 | Margaret's Road (2 cases) Ventilating pipe defective 58, North Street (5 cases) Defective drains and bell trap 20, Roden Cottage Defective drains 14, Church Road 72, Glenny Road Upney Hospital (3 cases) 84, Ripple Road Defective drains 123, Glenny Road 33, Hardwick Street 25, George Street (2 cases) 6, Cobham Road Defe... |
b38dbc44-8f9f-49a0-94c9-0bd86965746d | 7, Maybells Cottages 100, Linton Road 10, Kings Road 14, Arthur Cottages Drains defective 6, Coverdale Road 82, Glenny Road (3 cases) Drains defective Dampness and open drain 113, Boundary Road 4, George Street North Street, Leftley, (3 cases) 13, New Road 6, Park Terrace 11, Battery Terrace 73, St. Margaret's Road 1, ... |
1697a126-fc90-454c-a118-925b2ae744b3 | 4, New Street 8, Over-the-Gates 6, Coverdale Road 79 cases. 26 cases to Sanitary Defects = 33Β°/, Whooping Cough. No death has occurred from this disease during the past year. The notifications given to the District Council through the courtesy of the School-Board of cases occurring amongst school children, have proved ... |
fd65a95f-1e5f-4c0b-ac09-bb809b971aec | The remaining children, if any, in the house, were prevented from attendance at school, and in most cases not allowed to return until any possible infection was unlikely. These measures were exceedingly successful, as without tho closing of the Eippleside School the epidemic passed away. There were no deaths. Small Pox... |
36a91120-beec-4833-925b-0344ce456fb6 | 1898 1 1 1897 4 1 In the fatal case, I was unable to discover any cause in the house or surroundings to account for it. 21 Phthisis. Deaths. 1898 11 1897 20 1896 18 The sudden drop in the number of deaths from this disease is remarkable. Possibly the lessened hours of labour and the increased facilities for exercise in... |
c9b369de-9989-4a86-a810-c6ea2c50367f | Much still remains to be done in re laying and ventilation of drains and sewers in many parts of the town, in rendering many houses more habitable by paving around them, &c. 2. More ventilation to the public sewers and more stringent regulations as to the efficient ventilation of private house drains and construction o... |
68323ad2-c6a8-42f9-9b1e-29a5ddc1aa58 | Arrangements should be made so that suspected cases of Diphtheria may be examined, and Anti-diphtheritic Serum supplied by the Local Authority. GENERAL STATISTICS. General Death Rate:β 1898 16 per 1,000 of estimated population. 1897 21.2 β β β 1896 17.1 β β β 1895 19.5 β β β These rates include persons belonging to the... |
bc316dc6-78e8-4082-a006-26142625f5b3 | Whooping Cough .. 0 20 3. Measles 8 45 4. Bronchitis, etc 18 31 Totals 78 154 The Birth Rate per 1,000 of the Estimated Population: β Barking. England and Wales. 1898 36.2 29.4 1897 41.6 29.7 1896 43.3 29.7 23 Zymotic Disease :β Deaths. Cases Notified. DiarrhΕa 52 β Measles 8 β Diphtheria and Croup 7 74 Fever 3 34 Whoo... |
f9ac18ae-804b-417f-b6d9-99a31cab6898 | βFor the half-year ending September 29th, 1898, there has been 243 persons receiving in-door, and 243 receiving out-door relief, or 24 per 1,000 of estimated population. Marriage Rate per 1,000 of Estimated Population.β 1898. 1897. Barking 6.75 β England & Wales β 16 That for 1898 is not yet available Note.βThis being ... |
a358657c-e0aa-42f7-a0d4-6187906dcd25 | Scarlet Fever 46 Diphtheria and Membranous Croup 43 Enteric Fever 21 Typhus β 1 111 Cases from outside the district 25 Giving a total of 136 Average time each patient was under treatment 5 weeks 2 days. Number of deaths, 7, which is equal to a death rate of 5 per cent. of cases admitted. 24 No. of Deaths were as follow... |
5a1b6e6d-58d6-4b04-8771-92bc5c7a32f9 | Lastly,βI am glad to be able to testify to the courtesy I have received from the various officers of this Council and other Authorities, in compiling these returns, without which, I should have been unable to arrive at many of the results given in the foregoing Report. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, C. F. FENT... |
324b3407-6bdd-4888-a4a7-d35dcf8096af | DiarrhΕa and Dysentery. Rheumatic Fever. Phthisis. Bronchitis Pneumonia, and Pleurisy. Heart Disease. Influenza. | Injuries. AH other Diseases. TOTAL. Enteric or Typhoid. Puerperal. Under 5 6 3 7 52 21 1 1 6 99 193 5 Upwards 1 2 1 1 1 11 1 11 13 10 4 2 47 95 New cases of Infectious Sickness in each Locality, coming to ... |
437df39d-66c8-4896-950b-9587d469167e | Diphtheria. Membranous Croup. Typhus. Enteric or Typhoid Under 5 21 12 4 1 1 12 9 3 1 5 Upwards 48 57 1 1 31 1 20 32 30 1 1 20 Annual Death-Rates for 1,000 from all Causes, and from several Zymotic Diseases, during the year 1898. All Causes. Principal Zymotic Diseases (Cols. 3-9) Smallpox. Measles. Scarlet Fever. Dipht... |
9421ae0a-16fc-438b-9ebd-2914aebcfcd8 | 22 0.01 0.41 0.11 0.24 0.31 0.18 0.96 161 33 Great Towns 19.0 2.85 0.00 0.56 0.14 0.31 0.42 0.20 1.22 178 67 Other Large Towns 17.2 2.41 0.05 0.41 0.10 0.28 0.27 0.21 1.09 173 England and Wales less the 100 Towns 16.7 1.75 0.00 0.31 0.09 018 0.25 0.17 0.75 145 Barking 160 3.55 0.00 .4 0.00 0.2 0.00 0.15 2.65 178 Number... |
ac761742-dc4a-40af-b52b-2c15fdbc3437 | 26 Sanitary Inspector's Office, Barking, March 7 th, 1899. To the Chairman and Members of the Barking Town Urban District Council. Gentlemen, ANNUAL REPORT. I have pleasure in submitting my Annual Report for the year 1898. During the year, I have served 1,146 notices for the abatement of nuisances, the major part being... |
59f2dfab-4c25-4d8f-9ed2-d2247b5dc86c | During the year 201 houses were disinfected; notices have been served to whitewash and cleanse such houses, and compliance therewith insisted upon. Special disinfectants have been prepared and supplied in cases of Typhoid Fever, and ordinary disinfectants in other cases twice weekly, according to instructions. 591 flus... |
794e19c3-c5a3-4476-8747-0ac955b64fb3 | Blockages of drains and sewers were reported to the Surveyor's department for attention. The drains in connection with 191 houses were tested, and 102 found defective. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, F. MARTIN, Inspector of Nuisances 27 Summary of Work done through the Sanitary Inspector in the Urban Sanitary D... |
5da98312-4328-4b96-a676-41127063a8cc | Bakehouses inspected 18 11. Dairies and Milk Shops inspected 38 12. Cowsheds inspected 5 13. Workshops inspected 14. Filthy houses cleansed, sec. 46 Public Health Act, 1875 38 15. Houses disinfected 203 16. Overcrowding abated 9 17. Houses placed in habitable repair 18. Houses closed 4 19. Houses erected or re-built, f... |
2449a2e8-74a1-4d9e-a948-a0b6d5129793 | Privies and W.C.'s repaired; W.C.'s supplied with water 649 28 Summary of Work β Continued. Total Number for Year. Results of Inspection, &c. 29. Cisterns cleansed, repaired, or covered 52 30. Animals improperly kept removed 9 31. Samples of water taken for Analysis See M.O.H.'s Report. 32 Compensation paid for destruc... |
84bc7890-6741-4c79-8bb9-80d262cf080d | BARK 4 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH, FOR THE YEAR 1901. HEALTH OF THE TOWN DURING 1901. March 4th, 1902. To the Chairman and Members of the Sanitary Committee. Gentlemen, The principal feature from a health point of view, of the year that has lately come to a close, was, that while the figures of sick... |
06bc0157-b28e-41e5-a8b3-7318eaa81e0e | The total number of Deaths from all causes during the same period, being 347, against 384 the year before, or with the necessary additions of persons belonging to the District dying in Institutions outside, 383, against 399 ; the rate per 1,000 of the former being 15 9 and 17.6, and of the latter 17 8 and 18.5. The dif... |
beb52e2d-7b0a-4c04-bcae-6fa1275be18f | The infantile mortality rate which in 1900 was 203 per 1,000 births registered, has dropped in 1901 to 161. With regard to causation, Diarrhoea again heads the list with 58 deaths, against 75 last year. Bronchitis 29, against 44; Phthisis 27 ; other Tubercular Diseases 24; making a total ascribed to Tubercular Diseases... |
76a87487-4246-4353-898f-63226205b1e1 | I think the foregoing figures indicate only that in the present year every effort should he made to combat the spread of Tubercular Disease, the fact that such diseases are most infectious being absolutely ignored. I intend to make some suggestions to you on the subject in the near future. Diarrhoea also, in summer mon... |
8d9a9119-5f67-41b1-9bcc-46a320d9f074 | Population as per census of 1891, 14,301; 1901, 21,547. Showing a decennial increase of 7,5^46. Area in acres 3,184; 3,809 land; 5 water; 219 acres tidal water; 87 foreshore. Persons per acre, average for the whole District 5'6 on the above population. Numbers of houses in the Town, March, 1901 (census):β Inhabited Uni... |
1d4ad84e-5955-42ff-9d13-efde0cf41d97 | This compared with 1891, gives the following increase: 1,290. Number of persons per inhabited house is given in the 1891 census returns as 5.5 ; in 1901, 5.6. In 1900 there were 398 deaths, and 783 births. The figures for 1901 were 383 and 799 respectively. The natural increase of the population by excess of births ove... |
76b1351d-c0eb-4dab-9c3e-0efe9e376ce2 | I think the Council should obtaiu power to stop this arrangement. No advance has been made in extending the public supply to Creeksmonth or Choats Lane. Negotiations are still in hand as regards Crceksmouth. For list of property not supplied by town water, see my report for 1900. Food and Milk Supply. Frequent inspecti... |
9a2cedea-e0e9-4208-a897-9b8214373f74 | The prevalence of Enteric Fever in the town towards the close of the year led me to make a special investigation into the condition 7 of the Dairies and Cowsheds in the Town. In one instance the condition was most unsatisfactory, and the necessary alterations are not yet completed. Bakehouses. Number 20. These come und... |
dee7b05e-26d5-4519-8ab7-89a050f5d220 | Regulations under Dairies, Cowsheds, and Milkshops Order, and Bakehouses. The building bye-laws need extension. There appears to be no power given therein to insist on new houses being built in a sanitary manner. Several instances of this have occurred lately. Burial Grounds. Cemetery.βThis burying ground continue- in ... |
eef410f3-f022-4e28-b0c0-a171abf0c727 | Tanner Square, β ,, Paving required round the houses, More conveniences for slop-water and better water supply. Drains have been relaid and ventilated. St. Johns Retreat, North street The main drains have been re-laid and ventilated. The Court also requires paving. Braintree Terrace Drains have been re-constrncted and ... |
0cb30aab-2222-418d-b813-47bb9edc57cb | Trafalgar Street Trafalgar Square Trafalgar Place Crookes Court, East Street These houses have been reported as unfit for human habitation, and have been voluntarily closed, but no order had been obtained from the Court to this effect. Morgan's Court, East street This Court has been partly paved, the drains have been r... |
de0af017-91fc-4bc4-9a3c-b5d5ce65d2be | Bifron's Square More sanitary accommodation (this work is in hand). Garden Place The drains to these properties have been re-laid and ventilated. Extra w.c. accommodation has been provided, and flushing cisterns attached. The yards still urgently need to be proproperly paved. Suffolk Place Wellington Buildings Parson's... |
da04baf8-fefe-4697-99a6-8fe64d5b80e8 | Factory Road and Emily Cottages Drains having been examined, need relaying and ventilating. The back yards to this property should be concreted. Park Terrace Drains need re-laying and ventilating. Albert Terrace β β β 10 Inspection of Districtβcontinued. Sanitary Improvements required. Collier Row Drains need re-laying... |
391a476e-9d61-459f-a38b-f5a40db5f71e | (a) River Roding. An intolerable nuisance was again caused by the condition of this river during the summer and autumn. Towards the close of the year the new effluent sewer of the Ilford Urban District Council was ready for use, and so the contribution of Ilford to the contamination of the stream was stopped. One impor... |
f9867f82-43d3-45eb-8d82-2ed98a890426 | 11 Now that Hford is eliminated, it will be easier to determine how far the up river and down river authorities contribute to the pollution. (b) Handtrough River. Upper Portionβ1 am not aware of any nuisance being caused by this stream during the year. Lower Portion.βThis portion still receives the East Ham effluent, w... |
3a7f25fe-0751-4ed4-85d8-f2b62ee35c1d | I have had occasion to complain of the deposition of pressed and treated sludge along the banks of the brook, and it has been discontinued (d) Other Watercourses, &c. I have not had reason to complain of these watercourses recently, and the method now adopted of covering the " rough dust " with excavation material, or ... |
6aad2183-265d-4963-80d2-ae2148375a2e | a week. There is a tendency for cottage rents in the town to decrease. 12 Sanitary Improvements Effected in 1900. The Surveyor reports that the drains to the following properties have been re-laid :β 45 to 47 Romford Street. Back Reform Place (part). 72, 74, and 76, East Street. No. 6 Axe Street. 1 to 3, Bifrons Place.... |
c0edcfc2-2833-4eb3-aa7a-ee36a748b94c | 2. hawes' Chemioal Manure WorksβThere are several ments here also. (a) Manufacture of Manures and Disinfectants. (b) Manufacture of Sheep Dip. In connection with which I have received no further complaints since my last report. (e) The manufacture of Strong Acids. 3. Agriculture gives employment to many. 4. Warne's Ind... |
aff54d59-d6c6-44e3-bb59-8a19edced335 | This is undertaken by the Council and is fairly well carried out. The accumulation of rough dust at the Council's sboot is not in my opinion a proper method for its disposal. I think there is little doubt that these accumulations of rubbish are decidedly damaging to the infantile health of the town. The dust shoot belo... |
9f0a2470-5b87-4b55-9233-ed5dabd0d060 | The main sewerage work here is also completed, the private house drains'are nearly all connected, Ventilation of Sewers. In my opinion, the method of ventilating the public sewers, by means of the private house drain ventilator, is open to serious objection. INFECTIOUS DISEASE. 15 Number of cases notified during 1901, ... |
fc93b209-4123-41d1-9c2f-4bb1fca61505 | North 51 Rate 12'0 per 1,000 persons living South 84 β 16.6 β β East 80 β 13.1 β β West 88 β 14.2 β β 303 Action taken to Prevent the Spread of Infectious Disease, General : 1. House visited by Sanitary Official as soon as practicable after the receipt of notification. 2. Isolation of Patient or removal to Infectious D... |
58ea4b8b-150c-4ac0-bd80-ff2ef8b3e214 | Notice at once sent to the Clerk of the School Board, and School Attendance Officer. 9. Notice sent privately to Pawnshops. 16 Scarlet Fever, No. of Cases. Deaths. No. treated in Hospital. Percentage treated in Hospital. Death rate per cent. 1901 134 3 92 68 2.2 1900 67 1 51 76 1.4 1899 55 2 33 60 3.6 1898 69 none 44 6... |
24938460-d0da-42ab-b3fc-46b285722eb7 | I am not aware of any return cases arising from convalescents returning home. I was not able to trace how the disease was introduced into the town. It was fairly evenly distributed in the four Wards into which the District is divided. Enteric Fever. No. of Cases. Deaths. No. treated in Hospital. Percentage treated in H... |
f069c7d0-392d-406a-b5b3-2eb1d3132802 | In 17 cases only was I able to trace serious defects in the house drainage. Investigations were made in every case as to milk supply, water, butter, meat, vegetables, fish, &c., with results which were somewhat confusing. Some of the cases appeared to originate from milk from a source which was certainly nut above susp... |
0f6919c0-2bf8-42a9-8e59-af764f51dda0 | In no less than 26 cases this appeared to be the cause. Among the small houses inhabited by the working classes, in which isolation is impos???ible and the precautions necessary to be observed in order to prevent the spread of such disease, but understood removal to hospital is imperative if an epedemic is to be avoide... |
63081c96-61b1-497b-ae6e-0288fa871791 | January 7 6 3 February 3 3 0 March 0 5 3 April 0 3 1 May 0 5 5 June 8 2 3 July 1 3 2 August 1 2 5 September 5 3 8 October 7 6 10 November 17 8 20 December 3 4 8 52 50 68 This is very marked ; 51 cases out of 68 occurring from August to December, and 30 in October and November. Diphtheria. No. of Cases. Deaths. No. trea... |
b4101d3e-ef1e-4fc5-99b0-2494c5959bea | 1901 80 3 41 51.2 3.7 1900 75 5 33 44.4 6.5 1899 49 4 14 28.5 8.1 1898 74 7 39 52.7 9.4 1897 91 9 β β 9.1 Wards. No. of Cases. North Ward 18 South Ward 22 East Ward 15 Wast Ward 25 80 19 Remarks. The low mortality is remarkable. Some of the cases treated in Hospital were very severe, but for the most part the cases wer... |
1f855743-768e-4068-b969-c1c7f2a2c32d | (The numbers refer to children between 4 and 14 years of age). No of cases 1898. No. of cases 1899. No. of cases 1900. No. of cases 1901. January 3 5 4 2 Schools opened February 7 2 3 7 March 3 β 5 4 April β 2 4 2 Part Holiday May 1 2 β 4 June β 1 6 4 July 3 1 2 6 August 1 β 4 3 All Holiday September 6 2 5 1 October 3 ... |
06bd8982-09a4-4c66-b391-10acc14d407e | Whooping Cough. Three deaths have been registered from Whooping Cough. The Schools were not closed. 20 Erysipelas. Cases. Deaths. 1901 16 3 1900 16 0 1899 16 1 1898 21 1 1897 20 1 Typhus Fever. No case of this disease occurred during the year. Puerperal Fever. Cases. Deaths. 1901 β β 1900 2 0 1899 1 β 1898 1 1 1897 4 1... |
b53009ec-1450-41c0-910f-ae7d21b9564b | During the autumn months, with many cases in the Metropolitan area, and in several Districts near at hand, it was considered advisable to anticipate the occurrence of the disease in this town. Up to the end of the year (Dec. 31st, four casus only were notified, and all these of a mild character. 21 The first two cases ... |
bc0af71a-b408-42ac-8713-bab3f76ba0ef | If unable to carry out above with contacts in house, they are removed to shelter, whilst house or rooms are stripped, &c. 5. Notification of case to School Board or other School Managers, and Pawn Shops. 6. Notification of contacts to" Medical Officer of Health of other Districts, if residing or working out of the Town... |
68b05dd8-a4ef-4506-8901-8a8f5e6566f1 | 1901 4 1900 2 1899 6 1898 5 1897 4 22 Cancer. Deaths. 1901 11 1900 12 1899 8 1898 7 1897 7 Further Sanitary Requirements of District. 1. Much still remains to be done in the relaying and ventilation of drains and sewers in many parts of the town, in rendering many houses more habitable by paving round them. 2. More ven... |
fcb026ef-d8bd-4031-83e6-33acff0a82ad | Public Sanitary Conveniences for both sexes are urgently needed in several parts of the town. 7. The erection of a Destructor for house refuse, &c. 8. The remodelling of the Sewage Works. Statistics. The death rates for the past ten years are set out fully in the tables at the end of the book. The nett rate for the cur... |
6117e306-f9f8-4ab5-b6c4-8d7106fe9e85 | North Ward 4215 71 16 South Ward 5073 83 15 East Ward 6063 83 13 West Ward 6196 111 17 21,547 348 15 For the year 1900 the West Ward was very much higher than all the rest; the figures were:β North 13 South 13 East 14 West 22 During 1901 house to house inspection of the Ward has been carried out, and many improvements ... |
3e3db29c-3a2f-47c2-b773-b65e1291b6f0 | Every case has been investigated as to the probable cause, and the result of these inquiries are found tabulated below. Overcrowding. β4. Site of House.βNot concreted, 118 out of 189, or 62 per cent., as against 75 per cent. the year before ; Back Yards not paved or defective, 19 or 10 per cent., 1900 11.7 per cent. Mi... |
0a7c5062-a4ed-40d3-afb3-31b9aa004fad | Classify the deaths only in the same way we findβ Per Cent. Site of house, 26 cases 58 Badly paved and defective yards, 3 6 Sanitary defects, 17 38 Mother goes out to work, 8 18 Seasonal Influence. Cases Notified. Deaths. Per cent. 1900. 1901. 1900. 1901. 1900. 1901. July 89 113 6 17 6.7 151 August 80 61 31 20 38.7 32.... |
d1e0ec6c-3d09-4b3b-b0b2-aff1b8f3d8f3 | The mean temperature of the air in July, 1901, was 64 8; in August, 62.3; and September, 57.9. The July temperature was above the average 3., and 2.5 bring above the average of 130, and 60 years respectively, but 2. and 0.9 lower than in 1900 and 1899, and 3.3 higher than in 98. So that in July the mean temperature was... |
7096d551-c741-426d-bff4-200bac87de22 | 25 The question of earth temperature has been exhaustively investigated by others. Localities Affected. 1900. 1901. Cases. Deaths. Cases. Deaths. North 23 7 28 6 South 85 22 75 19 East 44 14 37 7 West 52 24 49 12 204 67 189 44 As to locality the West Ward again shews the most severe mortality, and the South the largest... |
68774c0f-94aa-43b9-bdc9-176ac8ee771c | 1901. Nursed by Mother 41 per cent. 30 per cent. nearly Artificially Fed 19 β 58 β Mixed . . .. 40 β 18 β 26 These figures are somewhat conflicting. In 1900 I was inclined to think that the balance of evidence was in favour of some specific organism, not necessarily connected with artificial feeding, but in 1901 the fi... |
636ce871-970c-4993-b6b0-e915d6764c6e | The annual mortality rate of 1,000 persons living for diarrhΕa in this District during the past three year have been:β 1899 2.09 1900 3.1 (This year should be higher on corrected population) 1901 2.61 Every effort is being made to remedy all sanitary defects, such as ill paved yards, leaky or blocked drains, accumulati... |
2d438272-c588-4dbf-8be5-fab2ca6b1aad | Notification I believe to be the only means of dealing with the disease, as the milk supply condition of premises is discovered and remedied sooner than any other way that I know of. For financial reasons it will not be proposed this year. The question is worthy of the strictest investigation, especially from a bacteri... |
f2a9417f-d40e-42c8-bf88-6df0806b4647 | DiarrhΕa 43 70 45 52 50 2. Whooping Cough 3 19 1 0 20 3. Measles 16 3 7 8 45 4. Bronchitis, &c. 13 44 25 18 31 75 136 78 78 146 The Birth Rate Per 1000 of the Estimated Population:β Barking. England & Wales. |
615af747-1efa-4d9d-8a0c-32ca4d577c5f | 1901 41.3 28.5 1900 34 28.9 1899 37.0 29.3 1898 36.2 29.4 1897 41.6 29.7 Zymotic Death Rate Per 1000 of the Estimated Population:β 1901 3.18 1900 4.52 1899 2.9 1898 3.50 1897 6.8 Zymotic Case Rate Per 1000 of the Estimated Population:β 1901 13 1900 9.1 28 Annual Death-rates per 1000 from All Causes, and from certain Zy... |
da870236-0204-452a-be15-4dd664ef2cde | Deaths under 1 year per 1000 Births. Cols. |
92250e02-9795-4a3a-a26f-f9fabc2aa25f | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 England & Wales 16.9 2.05 0.01 0.27 0.13 0.27 0.30 0.16 0.91 151 33 Great Towns 18.6 2.68 0.02 0.43 0.17 0.30 0.36 0.17 1.23 168 67 other large Towns 17.1 2.24 0.00 0.25 0.14 0.28 0.30 0.18 1.09 163 England & Wales less the 100 Towns 15.7 1.56 0.01 0.17 0.10 0.24 0.25 0.14 1.65 137 Barking (1901) 1... |
4e84c418-d420-4529-95ac-ed43670c885e | 00 0.73 0.13 0.13 0.09 0.13 1.97 177 ,, (1900) 17.7 4.52 0.00 0.01 0.04 0.22 0.84 0.31 3.1 203 ,, (1899) 17.5 2.9 0.00 0.32 0.09 1.18 0.04 0.18 2. 09 172 Vaccination. This will be gone into in detail when reporting on Small Pox. Rainfall. Observer Mr. T. Booton. |
220afe85-111a-4f52-9409-279059312211 | Rainfall for the year 1901, which was as follows:β January .71 February 1.03 March 1.77 April 1.54 May 1.25 June .74 July 2.40 August 1.33 September 1.15 October 2.82 November .76 December 2.80 18.30 29 Rainfall for 1900 22.33 β 1899 22.90 β 1898 16.08 β 1897 21.53 Marriages. The number of marriages solemnized in the B... |
9a6a56a1-aa8a-4cb4-84e0-feb1efe3b272 | In the near future better accommodation will have to be provided for the Caretaker, as the cottages are old and damp, in fact scarcely habitable. The old laundry was destroyed by fire in September, and a new and far more commodious building has been erected in its stead. Negotiations for the purchase of some acres of t... |
7ef9194b-08ff-45df-b9f5-54ebb3b0a889 | The maximum number of cases of this disease accommodated the Wards, was 42. I do not know of any case (except the fatal one) in which there were any sequelae, and only 3 which suffered from Albuminuria. A Discharging Ward is greatly needed. Diphtheria. The Diphtheria Wards in the later months of the year being utilized... |
3067e57f-7646-4b92-a38a-0befe475a45b | In the autumn the Electric Light was laid on to the Ward, Nurses Rooms, and the oil lamps in Grounds were also done away with and electric light substituted. This has been a great benefit. Hospital Sewage Disposal.βThe amount being small some difficulty is found in getting the coke filters to act. A fresh arrangement i... |
1a328773-43b2-4617-86cf-73017c78809c | 31 I am glad to own my obligations to the Sanitary Inspector and every one of his staff. Their cheerful devotion to the extra labour that has been necessary deserves all praise. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, C. F. FENTON. TABLE OF DEATHS during the year 1901, in the Barking Town Urban District:β Year. Populat... |
62db775d-c4cf-40e9-bbe2-aaf2404e6c68 | * 1891 14301 640 44.7 96 150 282 19.7 1892 15115 652 43.1 99 151.8 281 18.5 1893 15829 629 39.1 98 156.6 288 18.1 1894 16000 693 43.3 85 122.4 207 13.0 1895 .. 16000 693 43.3 112 162.6 312 19.5 1896 .. 16500 698 43.3 104 148.9 250 17.1 1897 .. 18500 771 41.6 138 178. 360 21.2 1898 .. 20000 724 36.2 129 178. 321 16. 189... |
361a5318-c2c3-45e4-9b6a-d7d779903e3b | 389 17.5 1900 .. 21500 783 36.4 159 203. 384 17.8 399 18.5 Averages for years 1891-00 17527 708 40.8 115 162. 307 17.8 1901 21730 899 41.3 155 172. 347 15. 9 36 383 17.6 *Rates calculated per 1,000 of estimated population. Area of District in acres (exclusive of area covered by water) 3,809 Total population of all ages... |
2b83e2a5-cdad-4a2c-9e58-170f5248b988 | of cases removed to hospital. Under 1. 1 to 5. 5 to 15. 15 to 25. Small-pox 4 1 β β 3 β β 4 Diphtheria 80 1 24 35 11 9 β 41 Membraneous croup 1 β 1 β β β β 1 Erysipelas 16 2 β 2 2 8 β β Scarlet Fever 134 2 34 87 10 β 1 92 Enteric Fever 68 β 8 37 9 14 β 35 DiarrhΕa in July Aug. and Sept. 195 β β β β β β β Totals 498 6 6... |
e49f5598-d339-433a-b3b3-c30aacde48d3 | 5 and under 15. 15 and under 25. 25 and under 65. 65 and upwards. |
062b3d0b-2bce-4900-8f92-276bfb385afc | Measles 16 3 13 β β β β Scarlet Fever 3 1 β 2 β β β Whooping Cough 2 1 1 β β β β Diphtheria and Membraneous Croup 3 1 2 β β β β Croup 1 β 1 β β β β Enteric Fever 3 β β 1 1 1 β Epidemic Influenza 4 1 β β I 2 β DiarrhΕa 43 40 3 β β β β Enteritis 15 10 4 β β β β Erysipelas 3 β β β β 2 1 Other septic diseases 1 1 β β β β β... |
5ce3e11b-1319-4655-ae55-45b613c8a174 | malignant disease 11 1 β β β 6 4 Bronchitis 29 10 3 β 3 4 9 Pneumonia 25 8 5 β 1 9 2 Pleurisy 3 1 β β β 2 β Other diseases of RespiratoryOrgans 4 1 2 β β 1 β Alcoholism, Cirrhosis of liver 2 β β β β 2 β Premature Birth 14 14 β β β β β Diseases and accidents of parturition 1 β β β 1 β β Heart diseases 14 β β 2 1 10 1 Ac... |
ae9b3444-1ff9-407b-a7a6-c9951f14daf1 | FOR THE YEAR 1901. 34 PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT. To the Chairman and Members of the Barking Town Urban District Council. Gentlemen, I have the honour to present the following report of work done in the Public Health Department during the year 1901. Inspection has been made of 1,741 houses, and works of sanitary improvem... |
0be858a1-1e3b-4981-aec0-cbb2ed05ddb0 | The following list of Streets, Courts, &c., have been inspected under systematic house to house inspection:β North Street (part of) Alma Place Cowbridge Lane Back Reform Place Union Street Romford Street Braintree Terrace Bridge Street Back Lane Heath Street Fisher Street Morgan's Quay Factory Road Emily Cottages Colli... |
c98a22b7-82f9-453a-b6e5-1d6995a05832 | 270 lots of bedding, clothing, &c., have been disinfected in the Council's apparatus, and 76 rooms were stripped and limewhited after cases of Scarlet Fever. Sale of Food and Drugs Act. β73 samples were taken during the year and submitted to the Public Analyst for analysis, consisting of:β Milk 29 Butter 19 Ale 4 Flour... |
6688c52c-d6b1-4f21-b6c3-493155727dc6 | The Cowsheds require many improvements in the way of paving, ventilating, lighting, &c., to bring them in conformity with the new regulations. One Cowshed has been drained and connected with the sewer. Slaughter-houses.βI Licensed, and 3 Registered Slaughterhouses in the District, all of which have been inspected at in... |
67d81d63-6921-49fc-8273-b4c9cfc8a8b5 | Premises inspected 1741 House to house inspections 863 Preliminary notices 1004 Statutory notices 71 Drains cleared 178 Drains tested 269 Drains repaired 106 Water closetβflush reinstated 241 ,, β new provided 23 ,, pans, new fixed 50 β trap repaired 25 Yards paved 41 ,, paving repaired 33 ,, cleansed 6 Roofs repaired ... |
2f1fec03-103f-4741-a262-1cf80ae466b5 | pipes disconnected from drain 15 Ventilating pipes repaired 12 β ,, new ones fixed 15 37 Overcrowding abated 6 Animals improperly keptβremoved 5 Dustbins provided 50 β newβprovided 107 Cesspools abolished 36 Walls and ceilings repaired 91 Rooms stripped and cleaned after infectious disease 76 Sink waste pipes repaired ... |
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