Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report on the sanitary condition of the Hackney District for the year 1897
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Bakehouses 30
Birth Rate 6
Byelaws (Houses let in Lodgings) 35
Canal Boats Act 31
Constitutional Diseases 27
Cow Sheds, List of 29-94
Customs and Inland Revenue Act 34
Death Rate 6
Diphtheria 14
Dusting Account 61
Enteric Fever 13
Estimated Population 5
Factory and Workshops' Act 30
Flooding of House Basements in Clapton Park 52
Floods at Lea Bridge 48
Hackney Wick 36
Illegitimacy 6
Infant Mortality 8
Infectious Fevers and Drain Effluvia 44
Marriage Rate 6
Measles 24
Meteorology 73
Mortuary 72
Notifiable Diseases 12
Non-Notifiable Diseases 16
Population and Density 4
Prosecutions under Food and Drugs Act 70
Prosecutions under Public Health Act (London) 67
Public Health Act (London) 1891 28
Register of Sanitary Work 66
Removal of House Refuse 58
Report of Conference on Pollution of River Lea 75
River Lea 36
Scarlatina 12
Slaughter-Houses, List of 93
Small-pox 12
Smoke Nuisances 30
Specific Causes of Death 8
Storm Floodings 46
Zymotic Diseases 8
Tables—
Analysis of Lea Water 37
Bakehouses 96
Deaths 7-9
Deaths from Diarrhœa 24
Death Statistics, according to Diseases, Ages and Localities 18-21
Dusting Account 61
Infant Mortality
Influenza 16
Inquests 72
Population, Area and Density in Sub-Districts of Hackney 1
Population, Births, and New Cases of Infectious Sickness 22
Sewers in Clapton Park 53-56
Requests for Removal of Dust 64
Suicides and Accidental Deaths 72
Vaccination 59