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Page 2720
... Mrs. Evans , Mr. Ring , Mr. Farmer , and Dr. Putnam , have relied upon Dr. Parker and Mr. McCaffrey , and iomates Coakley , Simpson , Dooley , and Doran for their information , and have accepted the statements ...
... Mrs. Evans , Mr. Ring , Mr. Farmer , and Dr. Putnam , have relied upon Dr. Parker and Mr. McCaffrey , and iomates Coakley , Simpson , Dooley , and Doran for their information , and have accepted the statements ...
Page 2723
Many other statements of the ... Both the statement and the inference are withiout any fouudation whatever . Dr. Parker depies making any such statement to McCaffrey , and Wallace had no medicine at all that night .
Many other statements of the ... Both the statement and the inference are withiout any fouudation whatever . Dr. Parker depies making any such statement to McCaffrey , and Wallace had no medicine at all that night .
Page 2729
Take his statement about the trees . He said Superintendent Galvin bad an opportunity to purchase a large number of trees at a very low price , but was prevented from doing so by Dr. Jenks . That is not true . The trees were purchased ...
Take his statement about the trees . He said Superintendent Galvin bad an opportunity to purchase a large number of trees at a very low price , but was prevented from doing so by Dr. Jenks . That is not true . The trees were purchased ...
Page 2731
ܪ Dr. Newell's statement that at two different times Mr. Galvin wrote a l'equisition for chamber vessels and Dr. Jenks crew bis pencil through it is absolutely false . Mr. Galvin never made a requisition for those articles that was not ...
ܪ Dr. Newell's statement that at two different times Mr. Galvin wrote a l'equisition for chamber vessels and Dr. Jenks crew bis pencil through it is absolutely false . Mr. Galvin never made a requisition for those articles that was not ...
Page 2798
Mr. Reed has , made in his opening statement certain remarks which I think were inade by him under a misapprehension , and is they do not bear upon the important questions in dispute , I think it is best to call your attention to them ...
Mr. Reed has , made in his opening statement certain remarks which I think were inade by him under a misapprehension , and is they do not bear upon the important questions in dispute , I think it is best to call your attention to them ...
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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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