Warning about eating camel meat after intoxication cases near ‘Akka, 2 March 1907 (Gregorian calendar) - 17 Shubât 1322 (Ottoman fiscal calendar (Rumi)

Registers of Jerusalem Municipality Council during the Ottoman period

Warning about eating camel meat after intoxication cases near ‘Akka, 2 March 1907 (Gregorian calendar) - 17 Shubât 1322 (Ottoman fiscal calendar (Rumi)

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Reference	JM-AIY/OttomanRegisters/Vol12/p12a/item72
Title	Warning about eating camel meat after intoxication cases near ‘Akka, 2 March 1907 (Gregorian calendar) - 17 Shubât 1322 (Ottoman fiscal calendar (Rumi)
Dates	1907-03-02
Dates Start	1907-03-02
Dates End	1907-03-02
Level of description	Item
Extend and medium	1 item

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Repository	Jerusalem City Archives (AIY)
Name of creator(s)	Jerusalem Municipality (IY)

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We announce that it was written in the official newspaper of the province of Beirut that in the village of Sh‘ib which belongs to Acre, a camel was slaughtered and its meat sold. Seven individuals who ate its meat died and 110 individuals got sick. The consumption of camels’ meat is not allowed before sampling by health officers; the occurance of such painful events should shows the fatal danger. All camels which are slaughtered and did not obtain a permit from the mentioned health officers attesting that their meat can be eaten, should be avoided for fear of the events we warned about. Therefore these directions were published on the 17th of Shubât (1)322 (2nd of March 1907).
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Arabic

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http://www.archives.openjerusalem.org/index.php/warning-about-eating-camel-meat-after-intoxication-cases-near-akka-2-march-1907-gregorian-calendar-17-shubat-1322-ottoman-fiscal-calendar-rumi?sf_culture=en

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Reference	JM-AIY/OttomanRegisters
Title	Registers of Jerusalem Municipality Council during the Ottoman period
Covering dates	1892-01-01-1917-12-31
Dates Start	1892-01-01
Dates End	1917-12-31
Level of description	Fonds
Extend and medium	Global extent: 18 volumes, 4192 items (more than 1200 pages, more than 3420 municipal decisions, for a minimum amount of 16568 lines of handwritten text)

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Repository	Jerusalem City Archives (AIY)
Name of creator(s)	Jerusalem Municipality (IY)

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Description	This inventory includes the transcription (into Arabic and Turkish) and translation into English of the 18 volumes of reports (55% in Ottoman Turkish, 45% in Arabic) from the Ottoman municipality of Jerusalem between 1892 and 1917.
Accruals	The collection is closed.
System of arrangement	Chronological.

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Publication notes

Yasemin Avci, Vincent Lemire and Falestin Naili "Publishing Jerusalem’s Ottoman Municipal Archives (1892-1917): A Turning Point for the City’s Historiography," Jerusalem Quarterly, no. 60 (2015), 110-119.
http://www.palestine-studies.org/jq/fulltext/187215
Falestin Naili, "La dé-municipalisation de la gouvernance urbaine et de l’espace politique post-ottoman : le cas de Jérusalem", URL: https://ifpo.hypotheses.org/7428

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Rules or conventions	International standard for archival description, General, etc.
Date of the catalogue	Catalogue prepared during 2014-2018.
Archivist's notes	Detailed inventory of the Registers of Jerusalem Municipality Council during the Ottoman period (1892-1917), held by Jerusalem City Archive, made by Yasemin Avci, Hanna Borne, Abdul-Hameed Al-Kayyali, Vincent Lemire, Falestin Naili et Erkal Ünal, 2014-2018.
Sources	http://www.archives.openjerusalem.org/index.php/registers-of-jerusalem-municipality-council-during-the-ottoman-period

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