Add to ORKG• Cincinnati was credited in the bulletin of the New York Board of Health as the city with the lowest death rate in the nation, at 2.8 per thousand.Newspaper article
• All emergency hospitals have been closed• It is considered probable that there will still be a num...
• Dr. Baker: “The recurrence of the influenza epidemic in Louisville is of a much milder form than t...
• Health Officer William H. Peters said that the “health condition” (article, not sure if his actual...
• 75 new cases, 10 deaths reported to Health Dept. yesterday, which is “a slight reduction” than the...
• The article provides a chart that compares the number of deaths total, and corresponding death ...
The Census Bureau has released influenza figures (deaths per 1000 population) for major citiesaround...
• Health Officer William H. Peters showed with statistics that “Cincinnati has suffered less from th...
• “A survey of the [US] public health service...indicates that Columbus’ mortality rate is...compara...
• “110 Mortalities in Week – Chicago Had 1242 and New York 2156.”• Of cities with corresponding popu...
• Influenza (and its complications) caused the death rate in Portland to increase to 2.2/thousand in...
• As result of high number of flu deaths, Philadelphia’s mortality rate for 1918 is 24.2 per thousan...
• Death rate due to influenza in Milwaukee is lowest in country based on the figures from the surgeo...
• “In Spite of Recent Epidemic There Were Less Deaths in 1918 Than Preceding Year.”• Remarkably low ...
• [St. Paul] has the lowest excessive death rate from the epidemic influenza of any major city in th...
• Twin Cities had lowest death rate among 46 largest cities in the U.S. for 1918• Minneapolis: 14 pe...
• All emergency hospitals have been closed• It is considered probable that there will still be a num...
• Dr. Baker: “The recurrence of the influenza epidemic in Louisville is of a much milder form than t...
• Health Officer William H. Peters said that the “health condition” (article, not sure if his actual...
• 75 new cases, 10 deaths reported to Health Dept. yesterday, which is “a slight reduction” than the...
• The article provides a chart that compares the number of deaths total, and corresponding death ...
The Census Bureau has released influenza figures (deaths per 1000 population) for major citiesaround...
• Health Officer William H. Peters showed with statistics that “Cincinnati has suffered less from th...
• “A survey of the [US] public health service...indicates that Columbus’ mortality rate is...compara...
• “110 Mortalities in Week – Chicago Had 1242 and New York 2156.”• Of cities with corresponding popu...
• Influenza (and its complications) caused the death rate in Portland to increase to 2.2/thousand in...
• As result of high number of flu deaths, Philadelphia’s mortality rate for 1918 is 24.2 per thousan...
• Death rate due to influenza in Milwaukee is lowest in country based on the figures from the surgeo...
• “In Spite of Recent Epidemic There Were Less Deaths in 1918 Than Preceding Year.”• Remarkably low ...
• [St. Paul] has the lowest excessive death rate from the epidemic influenza of any major city in th...
• Twin Cities had lowest death rate among 46 largest cities in the U.S. for 1918• Minneapolis: 14 pe...
• All emergency hospitals have been closed• It is considered probable that there will still be a num...
• Dr. Baker: “The recurrence of the influenza epidemic in Louisville is of a much milder form than t...
• Health Officer William H. Peters said that the “health condition” (article, not sure if his actual...