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Page 2706
Mr. Chairman , while I do not desire to oppose any motion that may be made by the alderman on my left as to any individual prisoner who may have a complaint to make to this committee as to the management of the institution or his tre ...
Mr. Chairman , while I do not desire to oppose any motion that may be made by the alderman on my left as to any individual prisoner who may have a complaint to make to this committee as to the management of the institution or his tre ...
Page 2707
During this entire year no system has been adopted by the committee by which the prisoners in that institution who had any complaint to make were notified ; and before we opened the first hearing there , Mr. Chairman , you will recall ...
During this entire year no system has been adopted by the committee by which the prisoners in that institution who had any complaint to make were notified ; and before we opened the first hearing there , Mr. Chairman , you will recall ...
Page 2709
... than having somebody going into the shops and standing there and saying , “ Who has got any complaint to make ? ” That is my idea . I think we can argue in committee and can arrive at a conclusion that will be satisfactory to each ...
... than having somebody going into the shops and standing there and saying , “ Who has got any complaint to make ? ” That is my idea . I think we can argue in committee and can arrive at a conclusion that will be satisfactory to each ...
Page 2710
to say 1 If they have any complaints to make we want to hear them . I simply call your attention to the fact that the answer of the superintendent bimself is the best argument in the world wly some motion having that end in view sbould ...
to say 1 If they have any complaints to make we want to hear them . I simply call your attention to the fact that the answer of the superintendent bimself is the best argument in the world wly some motion having that end in view sbould ...
Page 2711
Felton , if he has a complaint to make , that he and those like him ought to have a chance to be heard ; and to say to a prisoner that the committee will call him in if it wants to hear him , when the committee and the counsel for the ...
Felton , if he has a complaint to make , that he and those like him ought to have a chance to be heard ; and to say to a prisoner that the committee will call him in if it wants to hear him , when the committee and the counsel for the ...
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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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