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Page 2718
... of any negligence in that respect , and no responsibility attacbes to them , or either of them , for the interruption which occurred in the service . Even before the cable became eutirely useless the Commissioners took action .
... of any negligence in that respect , and no responsibility attacbes to them , or either of them , for the interruption which occurred in the service . Even before the cable became eutirely useless the Commissioners took action .
Page 2736
Q. You took her with you to Long Island ? A. Yes , went at about the same time . 2. Where you present , Mr. Galvin , when she was admitted as an inmate to the institution at Austio Farm ? A. I was in the building , sir .
Q. You took her with you to Long Island ? A. Yes , went at about the same time . 2. Where you present , Mr. Galvin , when she was admitted as an inmate to the institution at Austio Farm ? A. I was in the building , sir .
Page 2745
Q. Now , he made certain criticisms of your place down there , and it has been said that you met him up in the Commissioners ' office and took bim to task for advertising his article for Sunday in the ...
Q. Now , he made certain criticisms of your place down there , and it has been said that you met him up in the Commissioners ' office and took bim to task for advertising his article for Sunday in the ...
Page 2784
Q. But it was a change that came when Dr. Cogswell took charge of Long Island ? A. Yes , sir . Q. ( By Ald . LEE . ) Mr. Galvin , have the inmates at Rains . ford Island , since you took charge of that island , separate from Long Island ...
Q. But it was a change that came when Dr. Cogswell took charge of Long Island ? A. Yes , sir . Q. ( By Ald . LEE . ) Mr. Galvin , have the inmates at Rains . ford Island , since you took charge of that island , separate from Long Island ...
Page 2798
She took those women to Long Island on that stormy day . " The necessary impression made upon you gentlemen and the public , to whom that statement was circulated , was that Mrs. Lincoln hall taken those two women to Long Island on this ...
She took those women to Long Island on that stormy day . " The necessary impression made upon you gentlemen and the public , to whom that statement was circulated , was that Mrs. Lincoln hall taken those two women to Long Island on this ...
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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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