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Page 2716
“ 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 took the witness ...
“ 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 took the witness ...
Page 2717
Mrs. Lincoln herself discredited these charges when , in answer to the question put to her on cross - examination , “ Can you tell me who was superintendent then at Long Island ? " she replied , " John Galvin .
Mrs. Lincoln herself discredited these charges when , in answer to the question put to her on cross - examination , “ Can you tell me who was superintendent then at Long Island ? " she replied , " John Galvin .
Page 2745
A. I think I am as well able to judge of a dinner as the gentleman whom you refer to ; and in coming down to make an examination tbat day , I think there was no need of it whatever , because all his work was done before he came down ...
A. I think I am as well able to judge of a dinner as the gentleman whom you refer to ; and in coming down to make an examination tbat day , I think there was no need of it whatever , because all his work was done before he came down ...
Page 2784
REDIRECT - EXAMINATION . Q. ( By Mr. REED . ) Mr. Galvin , did you ever give the inmates pudiling when you ran Long Island ? A. I did . Q. You had beans regularly , didn't you ? A. Beans every Sunday . Q. And where did you soak those ...
REDIRECT - EXAMINATION . Q. ( By Mr. REED . ) Mr. Galvin , did you ever give the inmates pudiling when you ran Long Island ? A. I did . Q. You had beans regularly , didn't you ? A. Beans every Sunday . Q. And where did you soak those ...
Page 2786
Mr. RILEY . Sometimes there are none to give . Mr. REED . Now , Mr. Chairman , I am going to make this suggestion , that if Mr. Brandeis undertakes the cross - examination of a witness he should complete the cross - examination .
Mr. RILEY . Sometimes there are none to give . Mr. REED . Now , Mr. Chairman , I am going to make this suggestion , that if Mr. Brandeis undertakes the cross - examination of a witness he should complete the cross - examination .
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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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