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Page 2731
Mr. REED . Isn't that right ; doesn't that suit you , Brother Riley ? These are facts . The true story about Broker Watson's cousin , Jones , who died at Deer Island is , that Jones , who was a drinking man , after a protracted debauch ...
Mr. REED . Isn't that right ; doesn't that suit you , Brother Riley ? These are facts . The true story about Broker Watson's cousin , Jones , who died at Deer Island is , that Jones , who was a drinking man , after a protracted debauch ...
Page 2753
A. I don't hardly understand that , Mr. Reed . Q. It has been said here that you sent over to Deer Island and got prisoners to work for the contractors — that they came over there , and then you let the contractors use them ?
A. I don't hardly understand that , Mr. Reed . Q. It has been said here that you sent over to Deer Island and got prisoners to work for the contractors — that they came over there , and then you let the contractors use them ?
Page 2770
Mr. REED . The question ought not to go back to the old building . Ald . BARRY . – I think every member of the committee understands that that building was not a fit building at that time to be used . We feel that way about it .
Mr. REED . The question ought not to go back to the old building . Ald . BARRY . – I think every member of the committee understands that that building was not a fit building at that time to be used . We feel that way about it .
Page 2782
Mr. REED . — He has testified in regard to the facts in his time . Mr. BRANDEIS . — Oh , yes , Mr. Galvin has stated that although they have twenty - seven officers there , or whatever the number may be , largely in excess of what was ...
Mr. REED . — He has testified in regard to the facts in his time . Mr. BRANDEIS . — Oh , yes , Mr. Galvin has stated that although they have twenty - seven officers there , or whatever the number may be , largely in excess of what was ...
Page 2783
I beg your pardon - Mr. Reed . Q. Mr. Reed asked you in regard to the provisions for extinguishing fires . I believe no mention was made about the fire - extinguishers ? A. Not mentioned before now ; 10 , sir .
I beg your pardon - Mr. Reed . Q. Mr. Reed asked you in regard to the provisions for extinguishing fires . I believe no mention was made about the fire - extinguishers ? A. Not mentioned before now ; 10 , sir .
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 6 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1895 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 8 Nov 2008 |
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