Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
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The annual income of the foundation applicable to the expenses of the hospital , exclusive of the board paid by patients , is not far from twenty thousand dollars , five thousand of which is from the Massachusetts General Hospital Life ...
The annual income of the foundation applicable to the expenses of the hospital , exclusive of the board paid by patients , is not far from twenty thousand dollars , five thousand of which is from the Massachusetts General Hospital Life ...
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Evans , the past year , offered the city ten thousand dollars , the income of which was to be appropriated for the benefit of persons injured in the city service . This was to be on condition that the location should be where now ...
Evans , the past year , offered the city ten thousand dollars , the income of which was to be appropriated for the benefit of persons injured in the city service . This was to be on condition that the location should be where now ...
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... hundred and fifty souls are maintained at a cost of about two dollars a week , the aggregate disbursements being about one hundred and seventy thousand dollars , from which there is to be deducted about thirty thousand for income .
... hundred and fifty souls are maintained at a cost of about two dollars a week , the aggregate disbursements being about one hundred and seventy thousand dollars , from which there is to be deducted about thirty thousand for income .
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The whole of the income of this fund has for many years been applied as directed , thereby saving to the city of Boston about four hundred and sixty - five dollars annually . Boylston Relief Fund , $ 12,900 , - the legacy of John ...
The whole of the income of this fund has for many years been applied as directed , thereby saving to the city of Boston about four hundred and sixty - five dollars annually . Boylston Relief Fund , $ 12,900 , - the legacy of John ...
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The clause giving preference to relatives has brought claimants sufficient to take the whole income ; the present number being twenty - five , who receive forty dollars a year each , making one thousand dollars , while the income is ...
The clause giving preference to relatives has brought claimants sufficient to take the whole income ; the present number being twenty - five , who receive forty dollars a year each , making one thousand dollars , while the income is ...
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1862 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 6 Jun 2011 |
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