Hearings Before the Special Committee Appointed by the Speaker, Volume 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1907 |
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ACTING CHAIRMAN Allison and Detached asked asylum attendants autopsy BALL BARCHFELD BASTEN BELT better board of visitors building BURCH BURROUGHS camisole capita CARRAHER charge COLE committee compensation complaint DADDYSMAN designation by actual discharged District District of Columbia Doctor BLACKBURN Doctor CLARK Doctor FITCH Doctor NEVITT Doctor White DONOHUE duly sworn duty Eggnog Elizabeth's employed employees examination GOODRICH HARBAUGH HAYDEN insane institution kitchen KLUGG laborer laundry LLOYD LOCHTE LOGIE Maenche MCMURRAY mean Miss CORBETT Miss EDWARDS Miss FERRALL Miss HERBERT Miss HILL Miss MCLANAHAN Miss OMAHUNDRA months never night nurses o'clock OFFUTT oleomargarine patients Pay roll designation physician PYLES QUAID restless REYBURN SCHONEBERGER seen Slept SMYSER SNIDER Special diet STACK strait-jacket sulph superintendent supervisor suppose TAYLOR tell testified as follows TESTIMONY thing tion told treatment WALLACE ward week
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Página 796 - It shall be the duty of any person or persons having custody or control of the dead body of any human being or any part of such body to report in writing, or cause to be reported in writing, to the health officer of said District, within fortyeight hours after the death of the deceased, the name of said deceased and the location of the body or part thereof. No such body or part thereof shall be kept in said District in such manner as to give rise to any offensive odors to the annoyance of any person...
Página 795 - Columbia by any person or by means of any boat, vessel, car, stage, or other vehicle, or by any public or private conveyance without a permit therefor first granted by the...
Página 796 - District in such manner as to give rise to any offensive odors to the annoyance of any person or persons in the neighborhood or to the public, nor so as to be exposed to the public view; nor shall any such body or part thereof be permitted by the person or persons having custody or control of it to remain...
Página 796 - District, and then only when said permit is countersigned by the coroner of said District, authorizing such cremation or destruction. It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to embalm, inject, or by any similar method preserve the dead body, or part of the dead body, of any human being in said District within four hours after death or before the issue of the death certificate; and in case the death is believed to be due to other than natural causes, or the cause thereof is unknown, such embalming,...
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Página 795 - ... previously buried coffin, unless such coffin has been separately entombed in properly cemented stone or brick work; but if on reopening any grave the soil be found to be offensive, such soil shall not be disturbed. In no case shall a grave be opened in which has been buried the body of any person who has died of Asiatic cholera, yellow fever, typhus fever, smallpox (including varioloid), leprosy, the plague, tetanus, diphtheria, or scarlet fever.
Página 796 - ... conveyed, transferred, or removed beyond the limits of said District it shall be the duty of the person or agent or officer of the corporation having charge of such conveyance, transfer, or removal to detach, date, sign, and return to the health officer the permit authorizing such conveyance, transfer, or removal before six o'clock postmeridian of the Saturday following the day of such conveyance, transfer, or removal of said remains.
Página 796 - ... unburied for a longer period than one week after death without permission of the health officer, unless it has been cremated or deposited in the vault of some cemetery ; nor shall any person publicly exhibit in said District, for pay or otherwise, any dead body of any human being, or any part of such body, without a permit from the health officer of said District so to do, except such exhibition be in connection with some Government museum or with some institution of learning permanently located...
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