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Poplar 1922

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Poplar, Metropolitan Borough]

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21
DEATHS FROM DROWNING, ETC., AND DEATHS OF
PERSONS OF UNKNOWN ADDRESSES INCLUDED
IN THE MORTALITY STATISTICS.
The following deaths have been included in the Mortality Statistics
of the respective Sub-districts as there is no reason for believing that such
deaths will be shown in the Mortality Tables of any other SubDistrict:—

Poplar (Sub-District).

1st Feb.In Ashton Street.Unknown.Female, about 5 days.Died from disease, the nature of which was not ascertained. P.M. Inquest.
6th Feb.River Thames foreshore near Pierhead, Millwall.Unknown.Male. Newly born.Hæmorrhage from umbilical cord and want of attention at birth. P.M. Inquest.
23rd April.Limehouse Basin West India Dock.Widow of Brick-Female, 89. layer.Senectus. Syncope.
20th April.River Thames.Marine engineer Male, 32. of Kingussie, Inverness.Found drowned. Open verdict. Inquest.
Bromley (Sub-District).
20th Sept.Bow Cemetery.Unknown.Female. Newly born.Atelectasis. Natural cause. Inquest.
2nd Oct.Poplar Hospital.Merchant sea-Male, 49. man. Homeless.Phthisis. Bronchiectasis.
20th Oct.Poplar Hospital.Engine fitter, of Male, 30. Carnoustie, Scotland.Burst of gas engine. Fractured pelvis. P.M. Accidental. Inquest.
Bow (Sub-District).
19th Sept.In street, Malmesbury Road.Unknown.Female. Newly born.Atelectasis. Natural cause. Inquest.