Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lambeth]
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In the remaining 334 cases inquests were held with the following results:—
I. Natural Causes | 181 | |
II. Accidental Causes | 107 | |
Burns and Scalds | 12 | |
Drowning | 4 | |
Run over | 18 | |
Falls, etc. | 35 | |
Suffocation | 14 | |
Fracture | 9 | |
Misadventure | 1 | |
Crushed | 7 | |
Blood Poisoning | 3 | |
Kick | ||
Knocked down by drain | 1 | |
Improper Feeding | 2 | |
III. Homicidal Causes | 39 | |
Suicide | 35 | |
Murder | 1 | |
Manslaughter | 3 | |
IV. Open Verdicts | 7 | |
Found Drowned | 7 | |
Total | 334 |
District of Lambeth Borough Population (estimated to middle of 1906), 315774.
Births in the year 1906—8972. Deaths in the year 1906, of infants—1088.
Deaths from all Causes at all Ages, 4709,
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