Notes on autopsies, etc.

Cases include sudden deaths from a variety of natural causes, accidents (including medical accidents, especially anaesthesia-related), suicide, and criminal abortion, also suspicious deaths of infants, as well as cases of murder and manslaughter. Among the cases of particular interest: 14/112 CO poisoning, fatal accident while cleaning out boiler; 14/197, 216, 286 Medinal poisoning; 14/240 silicosis; 14/285 woman throws herself in front of train; 14/319 death attributed to (but was not) thallium hair dye; 14/323 measles - Christian Science; 14/329 acute nicotine poisoning

Sep 1933 - Mar 1934

1 box of index cards

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