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Page 2707
It is the inmates , and when you get to the inmates , how do you know now that they were aware that this committee was there ? No menıber of this committee went into the prison , no authority , and said they were there and ready to hear ...
It is the inmates , and when you get to the inmates , how do you know now that they were aware that this committee was there ? No menıber of this committee went into the prison , no authority , and said they were there and ready to hear ...
Page 2720
Mrs. Lincoln sought information from inmate Simpson , whose record has been placed before you , and she and others reported to you on that information that the fire pump was not connected with the water - supply .
Mrs. Lincoln sought information from inmate Simpson , whose record has been placed before you , and she and others reported to you on that information that the fire pump was not connected with the water - supply .
Page 2721
He says , for instance , that on the first day of February , 1894 , there were ninety - four inmates in the infirmary . That is far from a correct statement . We shall show you that on that ( late there were more than one hundred and ...
He says , for instance , that on the first day of February , 1894 , there were ninety - four inmates in the infirmary . That is far from a correct statement . We shall show you that on that ( late there were more than one hundred and ...
Page 2724
... tbe kind treatment of the inmates , and loud in his praise of the institution in gener :) . The heat of tbis investigation seems to have brought conversion to him also , and according to the testimony of the members of the Committee ...
... tbe kind treatment of the inmates , and loud in his praise of the institution in gener :) . The heat of tbis investigation seems to have brought conversion to him also , and according to the testimony of the members of the Committee ...
Page 2728
For example , his statement that two privy - raults were all the 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 ...
For example , his statement that two privy - raults were all the 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 ...
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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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