1,425 –2,265

Chicago ( 192) Typhoid Fever
–192 Jordan. “Typhoid Fever and Water Supply in Chicago.” JAMA, 12-20-1902, p. 2.

New York City (1,425) Typhus/Typhoid
–1,425 Condran. “Changing Patterns of Epidemic Disease in New York City.” 1991, p. 31.

Philadelphia ( 648) Typhoid Fever
–648 Jones. Contagious and Infectious Diseases. 1884, p. 196.

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Condran, Gretchen A. “Changing Patterns of Epidemic Disease in New York City.” Pp. 27-41 in
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