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Page 2716
... charges were . " Let the charges be heard , " said he , " and if they are improper , if they are unfounded , cross - examination and evidence in rebuttal will dispose of them quickly . " Mrs. Roland C. Lincoln , of Manchester , then ...
... charges were . " Let the charges be heard , " said he , " and if they are improper , if they are unfounded , cross - examination and evidence in rebuttal will dispose of them quickly . " Mrs. Roland C. Lincoln , of Manchester , then ...
Page 2717
... charged , while at the head of the institution was a man whose very name is synonymous with kindness and faithful ... charge of the hospital at Long Island . She was told by him that the hospital was full and these two women would be ...
... charged , while at the head of the institution was a man whose very name is synonymous with kindness and faithful ... charge of the hospital at Long Island . She was told by him that the hospital was full and these two women would be ...
Page 2718
... charge , and now she shows her appreciation of that kind treatment by publicly charging the management of the ... charges . We shall show you just what kind of food is supplied for the inmates of this institution and how it is prepared ...
... charge , and now she shows her appreciation of that kind treatment by publicly charging the management of the ... charges . We shall show you just what kind of food is supplied for the inmates of this institution and how it is prepared ...
Page 2723
... charges are improper and unfounded . We shall show you that the medical organization is proper , that there are ... charge that a death was due to the administering of medicine to one who should not have received it has already been ...
... charges are improper and unfounded . We shall show you that the medical organization is proper , that there are ... charge that a death was due to the administering of medicine to one who should not have received it has already been ...
Page 2726
... charge of the quarantine . He assumed control of Long Island at the time of the completion of the new hospital and ... charges made to the Commissioners in 1891 , and the attempt has been successful in a degree . In regard to such of ...
... charge of the quarantine . He assumed control of Long Island at the time of the completion of the new hospital and ... charges made to the Commissioners in 1891 , and the attempt has been successful in a degree . In regard to such of ...
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Alderman Almshouse answer believe better Board of Visitors body building burial called certainly Chair Chairman charge Charlestown city of Boston classification Cogswell Commissioners of Public complaint counsel course cross-examination CURTIS Deer Island Dever diet list doctor Evans evidence fact fire FREDERIC TUDOR Galvin give Harkins heard hearing hospital House of Correction inmates investigation Jenks keep Lincoln LOMASNEY Long Island Massachusetts General Hospital matter Mayor McCaffrey mean milk months never Newell November 23 nurse opinion Parker patients paupers person physician Pilsbury present prisoners PROCTOR proper Public Institutions question Rainsford Island recollect recommendation record REED referred regard remember RILEY rules scarlet fever sent statement superintendent suppose talk tell testified testimony Tewksbury thing thought tion told understand ventilation ward witness women
Bibliographic information
| 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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