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Page 2705
... prisoners who are in the institution , within the walls , should be given the opportunity to appear before the committee ; and , Mr. Chairman , I now move you , sir , that the chairman of this committee be authorized to notify every ...
... prisoners who are in the institution , within the walls , should be given the opportunity to appear before the committee ; and , Mr. Chairman , I now move you , sir , that the chairman of this committee be authorized to notify every ...
Page 2706
... prisoner who may have a complaint to make to this committee as to the management of the institution or his treatment while ... prisoners either in their cells or in their workshops that a committee is there ready to hear them , then , Mr ...
... prisoner who may have a complaint to make to this committee as to the management of the institution or his treatment while ... prisoners either in their cells or in their workshops that a committee is there ready to hear them , then , Mr ...
Page 2707
... 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 that I said to you , " How do you propose to have these prisoners notified that ...
... 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 that I said to you , " How do you propose to have these prisoners notified that ...
Page 2709
... prisoners there may have an opportunity to do so . I do not desire to make the motion , unless it is agreeable to Alderman Lomasney . I believe we ought to refer that to committee of the whole , and we can there discuss the best and ...
... prisoners there may have an opportunity to do so . I do not desire to make the motion , unless it is agreeable to Alderman Lomasney . I believe we ought to refer that to committee of the whole , and we can there discuss the best and ...
Page 2710
... prisoners have any complaints to make , because he says himself that the deputy told the prisoner that if the committee desired to hear him , they would call him . Now , if that is the presumption of the institution , that , of course ...
... prisoners have any complaints to make , because he says himself that the deputy told the prisoner that if the committee desired to hear him , they would call him . Now , if that is the presumption of the institution , that , of course ...
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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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