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Page 2717
... physician in charge of the hospital at Long Island . She was told by him that the hospital was full and these two women would be cared for at Rainsford Island , but she insisted that beds be provided in the hospital at Long Island , and ...
... physician in charge of the hospital at Long Island . She was told by him that the hospital was full and these two women would be cared for at Rainsford Island , but she insisted that beds be provided in the hospital at Long Island , and ...
Page 2718
... physician to send them to Rainsford Island , where they would have been just as kindly cared for as at Long Island , was the proper plan . Out of consideration for Mrs. Lincoln , Superintendent Galvin changed that plan to conform to her ...
... physician to send them to Rainsford Island , where they would have been just as kindly cared for as at Long Island , was the proper plan . Out of consideration for Mrs. Lincoln , Superintendent Galvin changed that plan to conform to her ...
Page 2726
... physician can be assailed or even questioned by anybody , and something must be said here against him . The success of ten years ' service in the Quarantine Department of this city , seven of the ten at the head of the department , is a ...
... physician can be assailed or even questioned by anybody , and something must be said here against him . The success of ten years ' service in the Quarantine Department of this city , seven of the ten at the head of the department , is a ...
Page 2739
... physician who had charge of the hospital , as I understand you , advised that they be taken to Rainsford ? A. Yes , sir ; he was down at the wharf that day . Q. If these women had been taken to Rainsford , would there have been any ...
... physician who had charge of the hospital , as I understand you , advised that they be taken to Rainsford ? A. Yes , sir ; he was down at the wharf that day . Q. If these women had been taken to Rainsford , would there have been any ...
Page 2767
... physician in charge or was he assistant ? A. Dr. McLaughlin was the head physician . Q. And Dr. Harkins was head physician ? A. He was after Dr. McLaughlin . Q. Yes , and Dr. Holmes ? A. Dr. Holmes , of course . Q. He was the head physician ...
... physician in charge or was he assistant ? A. Dr. McLaughlin was the head physician . Q. And Dr. Harkins was head physician ? A. He was after Dr. McLaughlin . Q. Yes , and Dr. Holmes ? A. Dr. Holmes , of course . Q. He was the head physician ...
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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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