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Page 2705
When we first went to the House of Correction I asked the Chair how we were going to proceed , how the prisoners were going to know that we were there , and the purposes for which we were there . However , nothing was done .
When we first went to the House of Correction I asked the Chair how we were going to proceed , how the prisoners were going to know that we were there , and the purposes for which we were there . However , nothing was done .
Page 2706
... my left as to any individual prisoner who may have a complaint to make to this committee as to the management of the ... is to go in there and tell the prisoners either in their cells or in their workshops that a committee is there ...
... my left as to any individual prisoner who may have a complaint to make to this committee as to the management of the ... is to go in there and tell the prisoners either in their cells or in their workshops that a committee is there ...
Page 2707
During this entire year no system has been adopted by the committee by which the 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 ...
During this entire year no system has been adopted by the committee by which the 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 ...
Page 2709
I propose , through the courtesy and the kindness of the chairman here , -- whom I know will agree with me in this matter , that each and every member who may want to hear any prisoners there may have an opportunity to do so .
I propose , through the courtesy and the kindness of the chairman here , -- whom I know will agree with me in this matter , that each and every member who may want to hear any prisoners there may have an opportunity to do so .
Page 2710
... that end in view sbould be adopted , so that we can find out if the prisoners have any complaints to make , because he says himself that the deputy tolil the prisoner that if the committee desired to hear him , they would call him .
... that end in view sbould be adopted , so that we can find out if the prisoners have any complaints to make , because he says himself that the deputy tolil the prisoner that if the committee desired to hear him , they would call him .
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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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