Annual Report of the State Board of Health of the State of Wisconsin for the Year Ending ..., Volume 20Wisconsin State Board of Health, 1905 1902/04- include also reports on the vital statistics of the state. From 1906/08- these rports are compiled by the State Bureau of Vita Statistics. |
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21 MONTHS PRECEDING Abscess Angina Pectoris ARRANGED WITH REFERENCE Board of Health CAUSE OF DEATH Causes Ill-Defined Circulatory System Congestion & Hemorrhage CONJUGAL RELATION County Death Heart Death Heart Failure Diarrhoea Diphtheria Disease Genito Urinary Diseases Circulatory System Diseases Digestive System Diseases Female Urinary Diseases Infancy Diseases Male Genito Diseases Respiratory System Diseases Skin Diseases Uterus Ovarian Erysipelas Female Urinary Organs Freezing Drowning Genito Urinary Organs Genito Urinary System Health Officer Hemorrhage Uterine Tumor Horses Sunstroke jugal Locomotor Ataxia Male Genito Urinary MONTHS PRECEDING OCTOBER Norwegian Ovarian Cyst Paralysis Causes unspecified Puerpeal Puerperal Pyaemia Pyaemia and Septicemia REFERENCE TO CAUSATION relation Age Respiratory System Scarlet Fever Septicemia Skin and Adnexia Smallpox Stomach not Cancer Sudden Death Heart Sunstroke and Freezing theria Total deaths Tuberculosis Tuberculosis lungs Tumor Other Diseases Typhoid Fever Unclassified Urinary Organs Urinary System Uterine Hemorrhage Uterine Uterus Uterus Ovarian Cyst Water supply WISCONSIN Yellow Atrophy Liver
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Page 18 - Annual Meeting of the Conference of State and Provincial Boards of Health of North America will be held in Detroit, Michigan, August 9, 10, and n, 1898. The " Quarter Centennial Celebration of the Establishment of the Michigan State Board of Health " will be in progress at the above named time.
Page 118 - No person shall bury, prepare for incineration or remove from place where death occurs, any human body until he has received a permit to do so from the health officer or one of his deputies, if the death occurs in a city, or from the village or town clerk, if the death occurs in a village or town...
Page 131 - Resolved by the Senate and Souse of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States hereby expresses approval of this movement and requests the favorable consideration and action of the State authorities, to the end that the United States may attain a complete and uniform system of registration. Approved, February 11, 1903.
Page 61 - Diphtheria bacilli have been found in a considerable proportion of persons who have come into contact with cases of diphtheria or with other infected persons. 2. Such persons have been shown to be a grave danger to public health, especially when frequenting schools or institutions, and to constitute the usual channel by which the disease is spread. 3. Very satisfactory results have followed on the isolation of convalescents from the disease and of infected "contacts," where two or more consecutive...
Page 131 - Office are now cooperating in an effort to extend the benefits of registration and to promote its efficiency by indicating the essential requirements of legislative enactments designed to secure the proper registration of all deaths and births and the collection of accurate vital statistics, to be presented to the attention of the legislative authorities in nonregistration States, with the suggestion that such legislation be adopted; Now, therefore, Resolved...
Page 118 - ... sailor in the service of the United States, place of burial, name of undertaker or other person conducting the burial or incineration, date of certificate, number and date of burial permit, and said certificate shall be signed by the physician last in attendance on deceased; if any there was, who shall state the primary and secondary cause of death according to the best information he can obtain, or in case of violence, by a coroner, or by a justice of the peace.
Page 131 - ... their occurrence furnishes official record information of much value to individuals; and Whereas the registration of deaths, with information upon certain points, is essential to the progress of medical and sanitary science in preventing and restricting disease and in devising and applying remedial agencies; and Whereas all of the principal countries of the civilized world recognize the necessity for such registration and enforce the same by general laws; and Whereas registration in the United...
Page 130 - RESOLUTION BY CONGRESS. Joint resolution requesting state authorities to cooperate with Census Office in securing a uniform system of birth and death registration.] Whereas the registration of births and deaths at the time of their occurrence furnishes official record information of much value to individuals; and Whereas the registration of deaths, with information upon certain points, is essential to the progress of medical and sanitary...
Page 61 - The author's conclusions are : 1. Diphtheria bacilli have been found in a considerable proportion of persons who have come into contact with cases of diphtheria or with other infected persons. 2. Such persons have been shown to be...
Page 131 - Whereas, All of the principal countries of the civilized world recognize the necessity for such registration and enforce the same by general laws ; and Whereas, Registration in the United States is now confined to a few states, as a whole, and the larger cities, under local laws and ordinances which differ widely in their requirements; and Whereas, It is most important that registration should be conducted under laws that will insure a practical uniformity in the character and amount of information...