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Having obtained that in reply to their pressing demands for a series of years , they will claim , and you will give them , the best ferry accommodations , perhaps , in this country . They will insist upon as many boats as are requisite ...
Having obtained that in reply to their pressing demands for a series of years , they will claim , and you will give them , the best ferry accommodations , perhaps , in this country . They will insist upon as many boats as are requisite ...
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sum . we all hope it will ) , and that of the city , too , the accommodations which free ferries will necessitate , must go on increasing also . If they cost $ 200,000 this year , they will cost $ 300,000 or $ 400,000 two years hence ...
sum . we all hope it will ) , and that of the city , too , the accommodations which free ferries will necessitate , must go on increasing also . If they cost $ 200,000 this year , they will cost $ 300,000 or $ 400,000 two years hence ...
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... ready to go on board , these teams have to wait for another boat ; and that causes serious delays ; and it is these delays which give rise to discontent , in consequence of the failure of ferries to furnish adequate accommodations .
... ready to go on board , these teams have to wait for another boat ; and that causes serious delays ; and it is these delays which give rise to discontent , in consequence of the failure of ferries to furnish adequate accommodations .
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ܪ the City of Boston to take a quantity of land - I think T wharf is the point aimed at — for the purpose of affording additional ferry accommodations on this side of the river . There is another half million or million of dollars .
ܪ the City of Boston to take a quantity of land - I think T wharf is the point aimed at — for the purpose of affording additional ferry accommodations on this side of the river . There is another half million or million of dollars .
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We admit that we do not furnish the accommodations that the people of Chelsea ought to have . We plead our inability , with the small income we get , to give them such accommodation as they desire . Therefore , we want to get rid of the ...
We admit that we do not furnish the accommodations that the people of Chelsea ought to have . We plead our inability , with the small income we get , to give them such accommodation as they desire . Therefore , we want to get rid of the ...
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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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