Hampstead Hospital Report Shows Yearly Admissions
The Hampstead Hospital records 356 admissions with 267 adults and 89 children, 71 accidents and 322 discharged. Income stood at 2189 pounds 10 shillings 3d against expenses 3817 pounds 4d, a deficit of 9801 pounds 14s 1d. Council seeks new site and funds, with 4477 pounds paid and 3000 pounds pledged.
Charity scheme for Mrs Eliza Roberts legacy to St Anne Soho
The Charity Commissioners published a scheme for disposing of Mrs Eliza Roberts legacy income to St Anne Soho, created in 1898. Trustees include the rector, St Patrick’s principal priest, local health officer, and Maude Stanley. Westminster council to appoint five. Income funds convalescent homes, seaside camps, and relief for sick and necessitous residents or workers in St Anne parish.
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St. Anne’s
Soho
Charity Commissioners
Eliza Roberts
St. Anne, Soho
Bank of England
St. Anne
St. Patrick
Soho Square
Strand District
Charity Organization Society
Maude Stanley
T. F. Blackwell
Borough of
Westminster
Kent
St Giles Mission Excursion Draws Over a Thousand
A Sunday school and reform home outreach led by Mr. W Wheatley took 1000 plus participants from St. Giles Christian Mission on August 22. The group traveled from Lindon’s inn-fields to Pinner in 46 large brakes, showcasing the breadth of the mission’s care for the young and destitute. One branch, Maldon Fissex homes, remained in operation with Wheatley sending children and adults to their facility for a fortnight or longer.
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St. Giles’ Christian Mission
W. Wheatley
Lindon’s Inn-Fields
Pinner
Maldon
Fissex
Shaftesbury Institute highlights city slum benevolence drive
The Shaftesbury Institute under Miss Meredith Brown reports fruitful work in London slums. The Deaconess House in Great James Street opens, with the Women’s Shelter aiding those near starvation and a Training Home at Clarendon-house guiding girls aged 15 to 21 toward virtue and service. Address: Lisson-grove, London N W.
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Shaftesbury Institute
Meredith Brown
Great James Street
Clarendon-house
Maida Vale
Lisson-grove
London
N.W
Aged Deserving Poor to Receive Special Provisions
Local Government Board guidance for guardians proposes extra day rooms separate sleeping quarters and extended liberty for inmates aged 65 and up. Each elder inmate should have a locker and tobacco tea and sugar supplies become compulsory. City guardians report raising one elderly case’s relief from 5s to 6s weekly and discuss Whitechapel Union follow suit.
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Boards of Guardians
City of London Guardians
J.G. White
Whitechapel
Nurses and Circular Wards in Liverpool Infirmary
The Nursing Record notes circular wards reduce nurse breakdown by rotating duties. It cites Liverpool Royal Infirmary where an overtired nurse is reassigned to a ward and improvement follows. Observers say long hospital wards demand heavy walking that tires even robust staff.
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Liverpool Royal Infirmary