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Poplar 1926

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

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DEATHS OF PERSONS OF UNKNOWN ADDRESSES, ETC.,
INCLUDED IN THE MORTALITY STATISTICS.

The following deaths have been included in the mortality statistics of the Borough in accordance with the Registrar-General's rules relating to "Transferable Deaths."

1926.
28th Feb.St. Andrew's Hospital, no fixed abode.Male, 54.Acute bronchitis; cardiac failure.
17th Mar.S.S."Umlazi," East India Dock, of Calcutta .Male, 36.Embolism of coronary artery. P.M. Inquest.
19th „31, Orchard Place, of Jersey, Channel Islands.Male, 73.Cancer of prostate gland Asthenia.
4th MayOn way to Poplar HospitalMale, 50. (unknown).Atheroma of coronary arteries. Myocardial degeneration. P.M. Inquest.
28th Dec., 1925. (Body recovered 13th May, 1926).River Thames, of Hamburg.Male, 36.Fell into river while boarding ship. Asphyxia due to drowning. Accidental cause. P.M. Inquest.
21st May.River Thames, off Storers Wharf.Male, newly-born (unknown).Want of attention at birth. Open verdict. Inquest.
2nd June.River Thames, off Bullivant's Wharf.Female newly-born (unknown).Want of attention at birth. Open verdict. Inquest.
10th „Poplar Hospital, of Pietermaritzburg, South Africa.Female, 67.Cerebral haemorrhage.
23rd „River Thames, off Lancaster's Wharf.Female, newly-born (unknown).Want of attention at birth. Open verdict. Inquest.
2nd JulySt. Andrew's Hospital, no fixed abode.Male, 49.Pulmonary tuberculosis.