Vessels from cholera-infected districts to be forbidden entry unless provided with certificates of disinfection.

Disinfection of baggage arriving from oriental ports at ports on Pacific Coast.
Published: (1895)

Amending Manila Custom House General Orders Nos. 98, 99, 100, 104, and 106; quarantine.
Published: (1906)

Quarantine regulations.
Published: (1908)

Amending Manila Custom House General Orders Nos. 98, 99, 100, 104, 106, and 108; quarantine regulations.
Published: (1906)

Quarantine restrictions upon immigration to aid in prevention of introduction of cholera into U.S.
Published: (1892)

Unlabeled baggage of steerage passengers, and unlabeled baggage of second-cabin passengers from cholera-infected ports or places, to be disinfected at quarantine station for port of arrival.
Published: (1893)

[Instructions for prevention of cholera].
Published: (1908)

Notes on Asiatic cholera.
Published: (1892)

Publishing resolutions of Board of Health for Philippine Islands, Mar. 23, 1904, declaring city of Manila free from infection of Asiatic cholera.
Published: (1904)

Entry of vessels carrying immigrants.
Published: (1892)

Publishing quarantine regulations against Hong Kong.
Published: (1902)

Publishing amendment to quarantine regulations against Hong Kong.
Published: (1902)

Amendments to quarantine regulations : Domestic portraits.
Published: (1899)

Notice regarding hog cholera.
Published: (1934)

[Instructions for prevention of cholera].
Published: (1884)

Letter with reference to information to be furnished to Surgeon-General of U.S. Marine-Hosital Service at Washington, D.C., of health of foreign ports, and of departure for U.S. of vessels infected with cholera or yellow fever.
Published: (1878)

Some observations on biology of cholera spirillum.
Published: (1904)

History of Asiatic cholera in Philippine Islands, with appendix.
Published: (1909)

[Instructions for prevention of cholera and for suspension of recruitment and travel in affected areas].
Published: (1884)

[Instructions on weekly facility examinations for control of cholera].
Published: (1884)

Asiatic cholera.
Published: (1902)

Report on epidemic cholera.
Published: (1867)

Amending Department Circular No. 112, July 8, 1892, relative to disinfection.
Published: (1892)

To prevent entrance of infected vessels or vessels from infected ports entering smaller ports of U.S. where quarantine restraints are insufficient.
Published: (1892)

Consular certificates of disinfection required with all importations of rags from foreign ports : Absolute prohibition of rags from districts known to be infected with cholera.
Published: (1892)

Vigilance against cholera.
Published: (1892)

[Instructions for prevention of cholera].
Published: (1884)

[Instructions for prevention of cholera].
Published: (1884)

Certificates of inspection.
Published: (1896)

Disinfection of immigrants' baggage and effects.
Published: (1892)

Disinfection of rags, et cetera, imported into U.S.
Published: (1900)

Protective inoculation against Asiatic cholera (experimental study).
Published: (1904)

Disinfection of effects and baggage of immigrants and others.
Published: (1893)

Preparation of benzoyl-acetyl peroxide, and its use as intestinal antiseptic in cholera and dysentery : Preliminary notes.
Published: (1904)

[Discontinuance of recruitment and inspection of water supply in cholera areas].
Published: (1885)

Quarantine life from cholera to COVID-19 : what pandemics teach us about parenting, work, life, and communities from the 1700s to today /
by: Nixon, Kari
Published: (2021)