Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 6 |
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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 .
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The Chair cannot understand what the alderman means by referring it to the committee . Ald . LEE . W ― g S Well , I may be a little thick , Mr. Chairman . I do not doubt that I am . I always have to admit that . But as I understand it ...
The Chair cannot understand what the alderman means by referring it to the committee . Ald . LEE . W ― g S Well , I may be a little thick , Mr. Chairman . I do not doubt that I am . I always have to admit that . But as I understand it ...
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I understand that Alderman Lee has made a motion , which has been accepted by Alderman Lomasney , that the matter be laid upon the table and action be taken thereon at some executive session of this committee . Ald . LOMASNEY .
I understand that Alderman Lee has made a motion , which has been accepted by Alderman Lomasney , that the matter be laid upon the table and action be taken thereon at some executive session of this committee . Ald . LOMASNEY .
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Does the Chair understand that Alderman Lomasney has made any motion ? Ald . LOMASNEY . - Well , Mr. Chairman , I certainly don't want to take any unfair advantage of the gentlemen who represent the defence of the Commissioners of ...
Does the Chair understand that Alderman Lomasney has made any motion ? Ald . LOMASNEY . - Well , Mr. Chairman , I certainly don't want to take any unfair advantage of the gentlemen who represent the defence of the Commissioners of ...
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lect enough to understand the English language as it applies to the form in which the alderman on my left has made the motion ; but I do say , Mr. Chairman , that it is the height of folly for a committee to sit here and pass a vote of ...
lect enough to understand the English language as it applies to the form in which the alderman on my left has made the motion ; but I do say , Mr. Chairman , that it is the height of folly for a committee to sit here and pass a vote of ...
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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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