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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

City of London 1901

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

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Table: APPENDIX E.— continued.

APPENDIX E.— continued.

Date.Ship's Name.Steam or Sailing.Where from.Cause of Disinfection.
1901.
November 14EdithSailingFremantleScarlet Fever.
„ 19VictorSteam TugLondonSmall-pox.
„ 21BombaySteamYokohamaPrecautionary Measure.
„ 21Clan Frazer„ChittagonaDitto.
„ 25Peninsular„BombayPlague.
„ 28Inchanga„NatalEnteric Fever.
„ 28Clan Alpine„Madras CoastPrecautionary Measure.
„ 29Mesaba„New YorkScarlet Fever.
December 1Fort Salisbury„Cape TownEnteric Fever.
„ 2Nord Pol„KronstadtDiphtheria.
„ 4Lake Erie„Cape TownEnteric Fever.
„ 5Greek„DittoDitto.
„ 10Clan Macfarlane„CalcuttaDitto.
„ 11Sophocles„SydneyDitto.
„ 12Canton„YokohamaPrecautionary Measure.
„ 13Morayshire„SydneyEnteric Fever.
„ 14Cornucopia„TonsbergContinued Fever.
„ 20Arabia„BombayEnteric Fever.
„ 24Ceylon„YokohamaPrecautionary Measure.
„ 27Manitou„New YorkMeasles.
„ 28Katharine„ShoeburynessSmall-pox.
„ 29Goorkha„CalcuttaPrecautionary Measure.