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City of London 1901

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London]

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APPENDIX E.

Table: Vessels Disinfected, from 1st July to 31st December, 1901.

Vessels Disinfected, from 1st July to 31st December, 1901.

DateShip's Name.Steam or Sailing.Where from.Cause of Disinfection.
1901.
July 4PhoebeBargeNorthfleetEnteric Fever.
„ 6Clan MacaulaySteamMadras CoastPrecautionary Measure.
„ 15Clan Maclntyre„CalcuttaDitto.
„ 15Canton„YokohamaDitto.
„ 16Oily of Corinth„CalcuttaDitto.
„ 17WarspiteTraining Ship(Lying at Greenhithe)Ditto.
„ 18Storm CockSteamLondonScarlatina.
„ 22Clan Macalister„Madras CoastPrecautionary Measure.
„ 22Palawan„YokohamaDitto.
„ 23Ormuz„SydneyDitto.
„ 23Cayo Romano„New OrleansEnteric Fever.
„ 24Hurona„MontrealDitto.
„ 26Princess MaySailingSouthamptonScarlet Fever.
„ 26CeylonSteamYokohamaPrecautionary Measure.
„ 27Clan Macpherson„Madras CoastDitto.
„ 31NautilusSailingGefleEnteric Fever.
August 6Ditto„DittoDitto.
„ 12SocotraSteamYokohamaPrecautionary Measure.
„ 13Ovidia„QuebecEnteric Fever.
„ 14Clan Mackay„MadrasPrecautionary Measure.
„ 16Clan Campbell„DittoDitto.
„ 18Austral„SydneyErysipelas.
„ 22Eva„ArchangelEnteric Fever.
„ 22Japan„YokohamaPrecautionary Measure.
„ 25Magnus„St. PetersbergEnteric Fever.