Maidstone typhoid epidemic information

The Maidstone typhoid epidemic (11 September 1897 - 29 January 1898), was the largest typhoid epidemic the UK had experienced. Typhoid is an acute life-threatening...

Engineer Regiment. Maidstone Prison is north of the town centre and was completed in 1819. In 1897-1898 the Maidstone typhoid epidemic killed at least 132...

water. The 1897 Maidstone typhoid epidemic was partly as a result of hop-pickers camping near the Farleigh Springs which supplied Maidstone with water. Particularly...

River died from a typhoid epidemic. The World Health Organization estimates the death toll was over 6,000 during this time. Maidstone, Kent outbreak in...

was seconded to work with other London Hospital nurses in the Maidstone typhoid epidemic, from 15 October 1897 until early January 1898, while still a...

1896 and May 1898. During her training Glover worked in the 1897 Maidstone Typhoid Epidemic. Glover rapidly gained promotion to Sister under Mabel Cave at...

followed by an examination. In the summer of 1897, a typhoid epidemic broke out in Maidstone and nine of Luckes' Probationers were seconded to help...

caused a serious typhoid fever epidemic in Lincoln, England. Alexander Cruickshank Houston used chlorination of the water to stop the epidemic. His installation...

Maidstone since 1889, when county councils were first established across England and Wales. There was a severe epidemic of typhoid fever in Maidstone...

eliminated cholera, and also decreased the incidence of typhus and typhoid epidemics. Bazalgette's capacity for hard work was remarkable; every connection...

Construction of Works (1st ed.). New York: John Wiley & Sons. p. 493. "Typhoid Epidemic at Maidstone". Journal of the Sanitary Institute. 18: 388. October 1897....

Construction of Works (1st ed.). New York: John Wiley & Sons. p. 493. "Typhoid Epidemic at Maidstone". Journal of the Sanitary Institute. 18: 388. October 1897....

instances of CDIs in those being treated at the hospital. In October 2007, Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust was heavily criticized by the Healthcare...

had to come in by sea and were vulnerable to the British blockade. A typhoid epidemic in Brest during 1757–1758 killed over 4,000 French seamen, greatly...

built. 1901 - Population: 48,784. 1904 – November–August 1905: Typhoid fever epidemic kills 130. 1905 – 23 November: Lincoln Corporation Tramways commences...

and within living memory were the Woodhouse cholera epidemic of the 1840s, and the typhoid epidemic in nearby Headingley of 1889. When Scott was born,...