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Page 2708
Two days . Ald . LEE . Simply yes or no . Col. WHITON . – Mr. Chairman , the deputy told me after you had gone , that Felton had requested to see the committee . I told him , as I understood it , that if the 2708 APPENDIX .
Two days . Ald . LEE . Simply yes or no . Col. WHITON . – Mr. Chairman , the deputy told me after you had gone , that Felton had requested to see the committee . I told him , as I understood it , that if the 2708 APPENDIX .
Page 2713
Mr. Chairman , I talked with the Clerk of Committees and told him to notify also Mr. Cunningham that these witnesses were summoned , because I recognized the fact that Mr. Cunningham represented the officers of the institution there ...
Mr. Chairman , I talked with the Clerk of Committees and told him to notify also Mr. Cunningham that these witnesses were summoned , because I recognized the fact that Mr. Cunningham represented the officers of the institution there ...
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Dr. Jelly told Mr. Watson , as be told you bere , that if it should turn out that Joves never used intoxicating liquor , in that event it would be clear that Jones could not have delirium tremens . But Jones himself said he had been ...
Dr. Jelly told Mr. Watson , as be told you bere , that if it should turn out that Joves never used intoxicating liquor , in that event it would be clear that Jones could not have delirium tremens . But Jones himself said he had been ...
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A. There was one of my men , a carpenter , who worked for Mr. McNeil . He came to me aud asked for the privilege to earn a few dollars , and I told him he might , that he might go to Mr. McNeil ; but before leaving I told him that ...
A. There was one of my men , a carpenter , who worked for Mr. McNeil . He came to me aud asked for the privilege to earn a few dollars , and I told him he might , that he might go to Mr. McNeil ; but before leaving I told him that ...
Page 2753
A. I never told that to a human being that I recollect of . Q. And it was not a fact that you ever did anything of the kind ? 4. Nothing of the kind , sir . Q. And you never told anybody that you got prisoners over there and that you ...
A. I never told that to a human being that I recollect of . Q. And it was not a fact that you ever did anything of the kind ? 4. Nothing of the kind , sir . Q. And you never told anybody that you got prisoners over there and that you ...
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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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