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Page 2725
... regard to the flannel for petticoats , in regard to surgical instruments , in regard to medicines , in regard to diets , in regard to not giving milk in tea and coffee , in regard to cutting down diets , in regard to discharging ...
... regard to the flannel for petticoats , in regard to surgical instruments , in regard to medicines , in regard to diets , in regard to not giving milk in tea and coffee , in regard to cutting down diets , in regard to discharging ...
Page 2729
... regard to trained nurses was referred to him ; that on the 21st day of August a request for an additional horse at Long Island was referred to him : that the whole question as to trained nurses was again referred to him on the 24th day ...
... regard to trained nurses was referred to him ; that on the 21st day of August a request for an additional horse at Long Island was referred to him : that the whole question as to trained nurses was again referred to him on the 24th day ...
Page 2738
... regard to it ? A. Occasionally asked him how he liked it when he came down there , and he said , " Just the thing , Mr. Galvin , couldn't get one to suit as well if you paid out a hundred thousand dollars . " That was about the ...
... regard to it ? A. Occasionally asked him how he liked it when he came down there , and he said , " Just the thing , Mr. Galvin , couldn't get one to suit as well if you paid out a hundred thousand dollars . " That was about the ...
Page 2756
... regard to Rainsford Island ? A. I read , I think , the most part of it ; yes , sir . Q. Do you remember on page 32 of that report they say in regard to Rainsford Island : The place is clean , and growing plants in the windows , and a ...
... regard to Rainsford Island ? A. I read , I think , the most part of it ; yes , sir . Q. Do you remember on page 32 of that report they say in regard to Rainsford Island : The place is clean , and growing plants in the windows , and a ...
Page 2757
... regard to it ? A. I don't think it can be avoided in many respects . If an inmate has a sick relative it would be very unnatural for me to deprive them of the chance to see them . Q. But you were careful not to allow them to go unless ...
... regard to it ? A. I don't think it can be avoided in many respects . If an inmate has a sick relative it would be very unnatural for me to deprive them of the chance to see them . Q. But you were careful not to allow them to go unless ...
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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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