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Page 2709
Now , Mr. Chairman , I think the alderman had better ask that his motion might be referred to the whole board , and that we determine what course we will pursue in order to get at the various witnesses we may have letters from or may ...
Now , Mr. Chairman , I think the alderman had better ask that his motion might be referred to the whole board , and that we determine what course we will pursue in order to get at the various witnesses we may have letters from or may ...
Page 2727
The preliminary report was made in April , 1892 , was transmitted to the City Council April 18 , 1892 , was ordered printed and referred to the Committee on the Department of Public Institutious by the Aldermen , and has not to this day ...
The preliminary report was made in April , 1892 , was transmitted to the City Council April 18 , 1892 , was ordered printed and referred to the Committee on the Department of Public Institutious by the Aldermen , and has not to this day ...
Page 2729
When be first referred to it he said 30,000 trees were offered at a fair price . Later on he s : id 10,000 trees were offered for $ 30 . The reckless character of Dr. Newell's testimony , and its utter unreliability , is shown by his ...
When be first referred to it he said 30,000 trees were offered at a fair price . Later on he s : id 10,000 trees were offered for $ 30 . The reckless character of Dr. Newell's testimony , and its utter unreliability , is shown by his ...
Page 2730
Go The Galvin in regard to the detail of prisoners at Long Island was referred to him ; that on the 13th day of November , 1891 , the matter of furnishing convict labor to the contractors at Deer Island was referred to him and ...
Go The Galvin in regard to the detail of prisoners at Long Island was referred to him ; that on the 13th day of November , 1891 , the matter of furnishing convict labor to the contractors at Deer Island was referred to him and ...
Page 2732
Mr. Watson is the man to whom Mrs. Lincolu referred in her opening statement . The only well - founded criticism of the management of the Deer Island institution is that expressed in the report of the prison inspectors of 1893 ; namely ...
Mr. Watson is the man to whom Mrs. Lincolu referred in her opening statement . The only well - founded criticism of the management of the Deer Island institution is that expressed in the report of the prison inspectors of 1893 ; namely ...
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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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