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Page 10
I supposé I am furnished with the names of gentlemen who , it is suggested by the list , would be proper persons for me to call . I am not aware of any gentleman whom I might call this evening , and I should not feel at liberty to call ...
I supposé I am furnished with the names of gentlemen who , it is suggested by the list , would be proper persons for me to call . I am not aware of any gentleman whom I might call this evening , and I should not feel at liberty to call ...
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... are any gentlemen present who have -petitioned for a hearing , and if any , how many . The CHAIRMAN . The Chair would call upon the counsel for the petitioners to answer the question . Mr. TRAIN . I have never seen the names of the ...
... are any gentlemen present who have -petitioned for a hearing , and if any , how many . The CHAIRMAN . The Chair would call upon the counsel for the petitioners to answer the question . Mr. TRAIN . I have never seen the names of the ...
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I understand that there are three or four gentlemen here to - night whose names are upon the petition , and I can call them , and set their mills running ; but what good would that do ? It would be , simply , for those gentlemen to go ...
I understand that there are three or four gentlemen here to - night whose names are upon the petition , and I can call them , and set their mills running ; but what good would that do ? It would be , simply , for those gentlemen to go ...
Page 57
Q. You did not name that ? A. I did , certainly . Q. Didn't you name the wharves ? A. I said the shipping interest might be doubled . That would not be doubling the business of East Boston . There may be double the goods landed there ...
Q. You did not name that ? A. I did , certainly . Q. Didn't you name the wharves ? A. I said the shipping interest might be doubled . That would not be doubling the business of East Boston . There may be double the goods landed there ...
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Q. State their names , and state how old they are , so far as you know A. The “ Daniel Webster , " I think , is the oldest boat . It was built in 1852 or 1853 , — somewhere about 146 CITY DOCUMENT . - No . 26 .
Q. State their names , and state how old they are , so far as you know A. The “ Daniel Webster , " I think , is the oldest boat . It was built in 1852 or 1853 , — somewhere about 146 CITY DOCUMENT . - No . 26 .
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1872 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Oct 2011 |
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