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 1898
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Arsenical Poisoning 41
Bakehouses 33
Birth Rate 4
Byelaws (Houses let in Lodgings) 37
Canal Boats Act 35-79
Constitutional Diseases 29
Cow Sheds, List of 82
Customs and Inland Revenue Act 37
Death Rate 5
Diphtheria 18
Dusting Account 64
East London Water Co 43
Enteric Fever 14
Erysipelas 22
Estimated Population 4
Factory and Workshops' Act 34-80
Illegitimacy 5
Infant Mortality 6
Infectious Fevers and Drain Effluvia 52
Marriage Rate 4
Measles 28
Meteorology 81
Mortuary 67
Notifiable Diseases 11
Non-Notifiable Diseases 23
Population and Density 4
Prosecutions under Food and Drugs Act 77
Prosecutions under Public Health Act (London) 72
Public Health Act (London) 1891 30
Puerperal Fever 22
Register of Sanitary Work 69-70
Removal of House Refuse 64
River Lea 59
Senile Mortality 7
Scarlatina 11
Slaughter-Houses, List of 82
Small-pox 11
Smoke Nuisances 34
Specific Causes of Death 7
Tuberculosis (Royal Commission on) 88
Whooping Cough 28
Zymotic Diseases 7
Tables—
Analysis of Lea Water 60
Births 5
Bakehouses 84
Deaths 8-10
Deaths from Diarrhoea 28
Death Statistics, according to Diseases, Ages and Localities 26
Dusting Account 65
Infant Mortality 7
Influenza 23
Inquests 68
Population, Area and Density in Sub-Districts of Hackney 4
Population, Births, and New Cases of Infectious Sickness 24
Requests for Removal of Dust 66
Suicides and Accidental Deaths 68
Tubercular Diseases 29
Vaccination 50