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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1920
Page
3
In Butte a large crowd joined in a multi‑hour tribute to Terence MacSwiney Michael Witzgerald and Joseph Murphy. Ex service members led a procession to St Marys church and a civil ceremony at the courthouse. Speakers linked the martyrs to broader Irish freedom and urged US support for Ireland.
The statement details lengthy moonshine operations around Butte Meaderville Centerville and Norris with shipments to Melia and a light-haired man, including deliveries from Marsh and Gilman. The witness claims coercion by Melia deputy and a staged arrest to push a defection, with payments for each run and trips to Melrose Divide Norris and Louis.
New York on October 31 saw more than 8,000 attendees at a mass meeting honoring Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork. They endorsed resolutions urging President Wilson to protest outrages in Erin and recognize the Irish Republic.
Chicago coverage describes a solemn funeral procession on October 31 with a slow brass cadence marking the path amid mourners in the city. The event reflects a formal ceremony, highlighting civic participation and formalities surrounding the bereaved.
A gun carriage draped with the American flag and the tri color of Ireland was drawn by 24 World War I veterans. The scene reflects a public display of patriotism as veterans participate in a ceremonial procession.
Following mass a parade moved through downtown Spokane led by a hearse with an empty casket. About 1,400 people filled Our Lady of Lourdes cathedral where Rev. Father Carroll of Gonzaga University praised Terence MacSwiney, Cork's late lord mayor, in a memorial address.
A funeral procession and low requiem mass at St Marys Cathedral San Francisco honored Terence MacSwiney late lord mayor of Cork. Former sailors soldiers and marines led the parade as Archbishop Edward J Hanna delivered the eulogy outlining MacSwineys life and the Irish freedom struggle.
In Boston on October 31 a large crowd of about thirty thousand people from Greater Boston joined a public procession. The city observed the event with civic involvement and notable turnout across districts.
In Cork on Oct 31 the body of Terence Muedwiney lord mayor was lowered at St Minbar’s cemetery after a funeral at St Mary’s cathedral attended by church dignitaries and thousands. The procession faced no violence, mirroring Cork’s hunger strike death and the solemn, disciplined mood of the day.
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