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Q. The ship - building interest there , I take it , is very much depressed ? A. It can hardly be more so . Q. In other words , practically , you build no ships now , where you formerly built thirty or forty thousand tons a year ?
Q. The ship - building interest there , I take it , is very much depressed ? A. It can hardly be more so . Q. In other words , practically , you build no ships now , where you formerly built thirty or forty thousand tons a year ?
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Q. What building have you done upon the island ? A. I believe I have built every individual building that has been put on Mr. Loring's territory , and most of the buildings that Otis Tufts owned , the old flour mill , the market ...
Q. What building have you done upon the island ? A. I believe I have built every individual building that has been put on Mr. Loring's territory , and most of the buildings that Otis Tufts owned , the old flour mill , the market ...
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The year that has just closed terminates the connection of the school with the old buildings in Mason street ... and third floors of the old Adams school - house , since known as the North building , accommodated its hundred pupils .
The year that has just closed terminates the connection of the school with the old buildings in Mason street ... and third floors of the old Adams school - house , since known as the North building , accommodated its hundred pupils .
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Contents
Auditors Exhibit July 7 1871 | 1 |
Preliminary meeting rules of committee | 3 |
ANNUAL REPORTOF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE PAGE | 5 |
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1871 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Oct 2011 |
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