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... was dependent upon him for support ; provided , that the whole sum so reimbursed shall not exceed twelve dollars per month for all the persons named in this section so dependent upon any such inhabitant . SECT . 6.
... was dependent upon him for support ; provided , that the whole sum so reimbursed shall not exceed twelve dollars per month for all the persons named in this section so dependent upon any such inhabitant . SECT . 6.
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... the persons relieved , but if any system appears practicable by which just claims can be satisfied , without subjecting us to importunities exceedingly unreasonable or pretentions utterly groundless , we think it should be tried .
... the persons relieved , but if any system appears practicable by which just claims can be satisfied , without subjecting us to importunities exceedingly unreasonable or pretentions utterly groundless , we think it should be tried .
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... constituted committees to determine the allowances to be paid under the provisions of the statute recently passed by the Legislature , dated May 23 , 1861 , to such families or dependents of persons in the public military service as ...
... constituted committees to determine the allowances to be paid under the provisions of the statute recently passed by the Legislature , dated May 23 , 1861 , to such families or dependents of persons in the public military service as ...
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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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It should be borne in mind in favor of the most extended plan that may be deemed consistent with prudent economy in the existing crisis , that the sound of the hammer and trowel are annoying to persons who are ill and suffering ...
It should be borne in mind in favor of the most extended plan that may be deemed consistent with prudent economy in the existing crisis , that the sound of the hammer and trowel are annoying to persons who are ill and suffering ...
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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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