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Page 2709
... referred to the whole board , and that we determine what course we will pursue in order to get at the various witnesses we may have letters from or may want to hear . I have some , Mr. Chairman . I have had some information , and I am ...
... referred to the whole board , and that we determine what course we will pursue in order to get at the various witnesses we may have letters from or may want to hear . I have some , Mr. Chairman . I have had some information , and I am ...
Page 2727
... referred to the Committee on the Department of Public Institutions by the Aldermen , and has not to this day officially reached the Commissioners of Public Institutions . The final report was made June 27 , 1892 , transmitted to the ...
... referred to the Committee on the Department of Public Institutions by the Aldermen , and has not to this day officially reached the Commissioners of Public Institutions . The final report was made June 27 , 1892 , transmitted to the ...
Page 2729
... referred to it he said 30,000 trees were offered at a fair price . Later on he said 10,000 trees were offered for $ 30 . The reckless character of Dr. Newell's testimony , and its utter unreliability , is shown by his statement that it ...
... referred to it he said 30,000 trees were offered at a fair price . Later on he said 10,000 trees were offered for $ 30 . The reckless character of Dr. Newell's testimony , and its utter unreliability , is shown by his statement that it ...
Page 2730
... referred to him ; that on the 9th of January , 1892 , a complaint against Miss Baker was referred to him and Commissioner Devlin ; and that on the 28th of January , 1892 , during the absence of the chairman , and when Dr. Newell himself ...
... referred to him ; that on the 9th of January , 1892 , a complaint against Miss Baker was referred to him and Commissioner Devlin ; and that on the 28th of January , 1892 , during the absence of the chairman , and when Dr. Newell himself ...
Page 2732
... referred in her opening statement . The only well - founded criticism of the management of the Deer Island institution is that expressed in the report of the prison inspectors of 1893 ; namely , the book - keeping in the receiving ...
... referred in her opening statement . The only well - founded criticism of the management of the Deer Island institution is that expressed in the report of the prison inspectors of 1893 ; namely , the book - keeping in the receiving ...
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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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