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Poplar 1913

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

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(15) Notified 4th August. Patient, aged 26 years, of Driffield Road,
Bow. Patient admitted into St. Bartholomew's Hospital on 27th July.
(16) Notified 5th August. Admitted into London Hospital on
4th August. Patient, aged 42 years, of Coborn Road, Bow. Died on
7th August.
(17) Patient, aged 29 years, of Crew Street, Poplar. Notified 9th
August, removed to South-Eastern Hospital on the 22nd. together with
infant.
(18) Patient, aged 28 years, of Fern Street, Bromley. Admitted into
Sick Asylum on 11th August, was confined in Sick Asylum on 12th August,
and notified on 15th August.
(19) Patient, aged 28 years, of Chiltern Road, Bromley. Notified on
19th August, removed to South-Eastern Hospital on 21st. Certified
on 20th September as not suffering from the complaint or any other notifiable
disease.
(20) Patient, aged 25 years, of Cottage Street, Poplar. Notified 29th
September, admitted London Hospital 28th September.
(21) Patient, aged 31 years, of Pier Street, Poplar. Notified 21st
October, removed to South-Eastern Hospital, 21st October.
(22) Patient, aged 22 years, of Eastward Street, Bromley. Notified
on 3rd November having been admitted into the Sick Asylum on 27th
October. The birth took place on 21st October at Eastward Street.
Died 3rd December.
(23) Patient, aged 33 years, of Marner Street, Bromley. Patient
confined with twins on 26th and 27th October, notified on 6th November,
and removed to Eastern Hospital on 6th November. Died 10th November.
(24) Patient, aged 39 years, of Newcastle Street. Notified 7th November,
and removed to Eastern Hospital on that day.
(25) A case of puerperal fever was notified on December 1st as occurring
in a patient, aged 27 years, of Arcadia Street. Patient was admitted
into the Sick Asylum on 24th November. The child was stillborn.
(26) A case of puerperal fever was notified on 1st January, 1914, as
occurring in a patient, aged 22 years, of Johnson Street, Poplar. The
case was removed to the South-Eastern Hospital on the date of notification.