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Hackney 1901

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hackney]

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Deaths from Influenza during the years 1891 to 1900.

Year.Jan.Feb.Mar.Apl.MayJuneJulyAug.Sep.Oct.Nov.Dec.
189100028639632111
189277296311100001
1893341110443111737
1894185241300i113
18952691931002235
1890142321010134
1897116593001227
189811167543222111
1899393511631105310
190048184221101132

Diarrhœa.—There were 168 deaths recorded from this cause
during the year, 130 of which were under one year of age. This is
equivalent to a mortality of .76 per 1000 living. In addition to the

In addition to the above, there were 77 deaths from enteritis, of which 56 were under one year of age. These facts are set out below:

Deaths at all ages during the year fromDeaths under one year.In the third quarter, all ages.In the third quarter, und'r one ye'r
Diarrhœa168130142116
Enteritis and Gastroenteritis77564127

Measles.—This disease was very prevalent in the borough during
1901, and led to 87 deaths. Of these 80 occurred under the age of
five years. The mortality for the year is .4 per 1000 living.
Whooping Cough.—This disease was not so fatal in the borough
during 1901 as the year before. The deaths numbered 49 against 109
in 1900. Of the total deaths last year 48 occurred under the age of
five years. The mortality for the year is .22 per 1000.