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A statistical report details deaths in Greater Melbourne during January 1900, categorized by age, cause, and disease classification, with specific breakdowns for febrile, parasitic, dietetic, constitutional, respiratory, digestive, urinary, generative, and parturition-related causes.
Of these 224, or 51 per cent., were males, and 212, or 49 per cent., were females; …
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LocationGreater Melbourne
Statistical PeriodJanuary 1900
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 7, 19 January 1897.
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