asiatic cholera

Next day two cases of Asiatic cholera were reported in the steerage.

In 1832, poor health after Asiatic cholera obliged him to retire.

He helped fight the Asiatic cholera epidemic of 1832 and qualified as a doctor the following year.

He was honored for his investigations into yellow fever and Asiatic cholera.

In the summer of 1832, hundreds of workers died when Asiatic cholera swept the area.

Asiatic cholera, a new enteric disease, provided the spur to action.

An English clerk tells him that lots of people in the city have Asiatic cholera.

The convention covers cases of Asiatic cholera, oriental plague and yellow fever.

Asiatic cholera is generally caused by contaminated drinking water and is contagious.

In February 1835 he was reelected far a second term, during which the Asiatic cholera afflicted the country.

June 20 - Eighty-eight deaths from Asiatic cholera are reported at Montreal.

The following year, he went to Paris to study Asiatic cholera, a disease that was then epidemic in the French capital.

The concluding attack on a population incapacitated by famine was delivered by Asiatic cholera.

She died on September 10, 1854 from Asiatic cholera, one day after their daughter died from the same disease.

The discussion of Asiatic cholera is so complete and circumstantial that it constitutes a classic of clinical description.

In 1833 an outbreak of Asiatic cholera struck Franklin County, causing the deaths of at least 150 people.

The Townes had many children, but this was a time of epidemics of smallpox, typhus and Asiatic cholera.

This growth was said to be so small because the town was caught in an epidemic of Asiatic cholera and most people who weren't sick left town.

In the summer of 1867, an Asiatic cholera outbreak began amongst the soldiers of the four companies of the 38th Infantry stationed at the fort.

As the clerk closes the bureau, Aschenbach asks him about the plague and is told that the city is in the grip of Asiatic cholera.

An early 19th century incidence of asiatic cholera in Europe was recorded in Russia and other continental countries in the spring of 1831.

Prompted by an epidemic of Asiatic cholera in 1832, a committee of the Common Council, a city agency, asked an engineer to investigate new water sources.

An international sanitary conference was held in Venice in 1892, prompted in part by the spread of Asiatic cholera earlier in that century.

The first Ohio State Fair was planned for September 1849, but an outbreak of Asiatic cholera forced cancellation of those plans.

The Asiatic cholera was the first of several cholera pandemics to sweep through Asia and Europe during the 19th and 20th centuries.