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Page 2736
Galvin , do you remember of an iomate there by the name of Margaret Mulhearn ? d . I do , sir . Q. She was an inmate of the institution at the time you re . moved from Austin Farm to Long and Rainsford islands ? d . She was , sir .
Galvin , do you remember of an iomate there by the name of Margaret Mulhearn ? d . I do , sir . Q. She was an inmate of the institution at the time you re . moved from Austin Farm to Long and Rainsford islands ? d . She was , sir .
Page 2745
Mr. Galvin , do you remember meeting a young man named Mr. Brownell ? A. I do , sir , very well , indeed . Q. Mr. Brownell was a reporter ? A. So he said ; yes , sir . Q. And he came down to your place , didn't he ? A. He did , sir .
Mr. Galvin , do you remember meeting a young man named Mr. Brownell ? A. I do , sir , very well , indeed . Q. Mr. Brownell was a reporter ? A. So he said ; yes , sir . Q. And he came down to your place , didn't he ? A. He did , sir .
Page 2748
Do you 1 out and died through neglect of the management . remember of any woman who wandered off and died ? A. I do , yes , sir ; recollect a woman . Q. Do you remember the circumstances of the case ? A. Yes , sir . Q. What were they ?
Do you 1 out and died through neglect of the management . remember of any woman who wandered off and died ? A. I do , yes , sir ; recollect a woman . Q. Do you remember the circumstances of the case ? A. Yes , sir . Q. What were they ?
Page 2749
Q. Do you remember ever making two requisitions for chamber vessels and baving them denied you ? A. I remember making the requisitions ; but they were never denied me . Q. You always got them ? A. I always got them ; yes , sir .
Q. Do you remember ever making two requisitions for chamber vessels and baving them denied you ? A. I remember making the requisitions ; but they were never denied me . Q. You always got them ? A. I always got them ; yes , sir .
Page 2756
Q. Do you remember on page 32 of that report they say in regard to Raipsford Island : The place is clean , and growing plants in the windows , and a large pet cat curled up upon a bed , give a touch of cheerfulness to the otherwise ...
Q. Do you remember on page 32 of that report they say in regard to Raipsford Island : The place is clean , and growing plants in the windows , and a large pet cat curled up upon a bed , give a touch of cheerfulness to the otherwise ...
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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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