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Page 2707
... inmates , and when you get to the inmates , how do you know now that they were aware that this committee was there ? No member of this committee went into the prison , no authority , and said they were there and ready to hear them ...
... inmates , and when you get to the inmates , how do you know now that they were aware that this committee was there ? No member of this committee went into the prison , no authority , and said they were there and ready to hear them ...
Page 2720
... inmates Coakley , Simpson , Dooley , and Doran for their information , and have accepted the statements of these prejudiced and irresponsible persons without verification or confirmation , when in the great number of instances a brief ...
... inmates Coakley , Simpson , Dooley , and Doran for their information , and have accepted the statements of these prejudiced and irresponsible persons without verification or confirmation , when in the great number of instances a brief ...
Page 2721
... inmates in the infirmary . That is far from a correct statement . We shall show you that on that date there were more than one hundred and ninety - four inmates in the infirmary wards . Lack of classification is charged . We shall show ...
... inmates in the infirmary . That is far from a correct statement . We shall show you that on that date there were more than one hundred and ninety - four inmates in the infirmary wards . Lack of classification is charged . We shall show ...
Page 2724
... inmates , and loud in his praise of the institution in general . The heat of this investigation seems to have brought conversion to him also , and according to the testimony of the members of the Committee of Visitors he has been active ...
... inmates , and loud in his praise of the institution in general . The heat of this investigation seems to have brought conversion to him also , and according to the testimony of the members of the Committee of Visitors he has been active ...
Page 2728
... inmates had to use . The fact is that at that very time more than twenty water - closets in the institution were in constant use by the inmates . The sanitary condition of the institution was good , and is good to - day , and would ...
... inmates had to use . The fact is that at that very time more than twenty water - closets in the institution were in constant use by the inmates . The sanitary condition of the institution was good , and is good to - day , and would ...
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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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