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Page 2705
Mr. Chairman , I received to - day this letter : SOUTH BOSTON , November 18 , 1894 . To ALDERMAN LOMASNEY , City Hall : HON . SIR : I was refused to see the Investigation Committee when they were here , and as I have a story to tell ...
Mr. Chairman , I received to - day this letter : SOUTH BOSTON , November 18 , 1894 . To ALDERMAN LOMASNEY , City Hall : HON . SIR : I was refused to see the Investigation Committee when they were here , and as I have a story to tell ...
Page 2706
As I understand it from the alderman , he has received this letter since we closed our investigation in part at the House of Correction . Am I right Ald . LOMASNEY . This morning . ― P Ald . LEE . This morning .
As I understand it from the alderman , he has received this letter since we closed our investigation in part at the House of Correction . Am I right Ald . LOMASNEY . This morning . ― P Ald . LEE . This morning .
Page 2716
CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF THE COMMITTEE : First thanking you for the many courtesies received at your hand since the beginning of these hearings , I will outline as briefly as possible our reply to the charges which have been made here ...
CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF THE COMMITTEE : First thanking you for the many courtesies received at your hand since the beginning of these hearings , I will outline as briefly as possible our reply to the charges which have been made here ...
Page 2717
... is synonymous with kindness and faithful performance of every duty , a man well known to the citizens of Boston as a tried and true public servant , a man than whom no one has received more abundantly the blessings of the poor .
... is synonymous with kindness and faithful performance of every duty , a man well known to the citizens of Boston as a tried and true public servant , a man than whom no one has received more abundantly the blessings of the poor .
Page 2723
The charge that a death was due to the administering of medicine to one who should not have received it has already been proved false by the witnesses who have testified . Many other statements of the ...
The charge that a death was due to the administering of medicine to one who should not have received it has already been proved false by the witnesses who have testified . Many other statements of the ...
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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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