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Fulham 1900

Annual report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year ending December 31st, 1900

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In 3 cases the disease was attributed to shellfish. In 7 cases
the disease was contracted outside the district,
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TABLE XXIII. Showing the number of children on the rolls of the Board and other primary Schools in Fulham.

Boys.Girls.Infants.Mixed.Total.
Ackmar Road Board School527550609–1,686
Everington Street440413572...1,425
Fulham Palace Road „––253214467
Halford Road495480629–1,604
Harwood Road „410392520–1,322
Hugon Road430433536–1,399
Kingwood Road461456536–1,453
Langford Road555595675–1,825
Lillie Road508527612–1,647
Munster Road466465605–1,536
North End Road373389529–1,291
St. Dunstan's Road460466400–1,326
Sherbrooke Road426472646–1,544
Star Road375380502–1,257
Townmead Road167152146–465
William Street475513509–1,497
All Saints' Denominational179–––179
Elizabethan––304878
Holy Cross––140182322
St. John's––265268533
St. Thomas's298261290–849
7,0456,944900471223,705

Enteric Fever.
92 cases were notified or 6.9 per 10,000 inhabitants, the
disease being less prevalent than in 1899.
Fatality.—There were 19 deaths, giving a case mortality of
20.7 per cent., the average for the past seven years being 20.8.
Personal infection by unrecognised cases gave rise to 3 subsequent
cases in a house in Walham Avenue, to 3 in a house in Francis
Street, and to 2 in a house in St. Olaf's Road.
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