[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London] page 69

City of London 1901

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

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Table: APPENDIX H— continued.

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APPENDIX H— continued.

Date.	Name of Vessel.	Port of Registry and Official No.	Where from and date.	Disease.	Date of Attack.	Probable source of Infection.	Remarks.
1901.			1901.		1901.
Aug. 24	Warspite Training	Ship, lying off	Greenhithe	Diphtheria	24th Aug.	Previous case	Removed to Charlton Baths with effects.
„ 28	Do.	Do.	Do.	Do.	27 th „	Do.	Ditto.
„ 6	Schooner Nautilus	Uddevalla, Swedish	Gefle, 11th July	Enteric Fever	6th „	Previous cases	Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital with effects. Vessel disinfected.
.. 12	s.s. Socotra	Newcastle, 106,612	Yokohama, 27th May	Adenitis (? Plague)	10th June	Kobe	Patient removed to Hospital at Foochow, where vessel was disinfected.
„ 13	s.s. Ovidia	Stockholm, Swedish	Quebec, 21st July	Enteric Fever	11th Aug.	Montreal	Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital with effects. Vessel disinfected.
„ 14	s.s. Johanne			Do.	5th „	(?)	Inmate of German Hospital, Dalston. Vessel sailed before receipt of notification.
„ 18	s.s. Austral	Glasgow, 85,923	Sydney, 6th July	Erysipelas	29th July	Colombo	Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital with bedding and effects. Vessel disinfected.
„ 22	Schooner Eva	Rudkjobing, Danish	Archangel, 13th July	Continued Fever	11th Aug.	Archangel	Ditto.
„ 25	s.s. Magnus	Copenhagen, Danish	St. Petersburg, 18th Aug.	Enteric Fever	22nd „	St. Petersburg	Ditto.
„ 28	Cornwall Training	Ship, lying off	Purfleet	Scarlatina (4 cases)	17th „ 21st „ 22nd „ 27th „	.(?) Previous cases	Removed to Wennington Hospital. Isolation bay disinfected by ship's authorities.
Sept. 7	Langesund	Langesund, Norwegian	Porsgrund, 30th Aug.	Enteric Fever	6th Sept.	Porsgrund	Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital with effects. Vessel disinfected.
„ 10	Cornwall Training	Ship, lying off	Purfleet	Scarlatina	5th ,,	Previous case	Removed to Wen nington Hospital with effects. Sick bay disinfected.
16	Do.	Do.	Do.	Enteric Fever	5th „	(?)	Ditto.
„ 11	s.s. Glenesk	Glasgow, 98,632	Tacoma, 26 th May	Pneumonia	29th Aug.	(?)	Patient died suddenly on September 8th. At the inquest held the verdict was "Death from natural causes." The result of bacteriological examination of the lung und spleen was negative as regards Pestis and Anthrax, The forecastle was disinfected.