Knox County TN Archives News.....Sixty Cases of Smallpox. March 30, 1903
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The Weekly Constitution, Atlanta, Ga. March 30, 1903
Knoxville, Tenn., March 25. -- The smallpox situation in this city is not 

materially changed.  There are now sixty cases, and almost one hundred people 

are in quarantine and in the detention quarters.  The latest cases discovered, 

three in number, were two negroes who were removed to the city pest house, and 

one white man, named Wright, a civil engineer, who is in detention awaiting 

developments.  The city officials, expect the new pest house, 5 miles north of 

the city, to be ready for occupancey the last of this week. 

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