Mass funeral honors three fallen Massachusetts soldiers
A solemn cathedral funeral honors Major Patrick J. Grady Private James Carey and Corporal Lane. Processions from East Armory to Holy Cross Cemetery unfold with military honors, priests, and dignitaries from the Ninth Massachusetts Regiment in attendance. The eulogy praises Grady’s duty driven life and Christian example.
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Lawrence P. McCarthy
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
East Boston
Grady
Michael Clarke
Church of the Sacred Heart
East
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Corporal Lane
Thomas J. McCormack
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Williams
James Lee
Revere
Ninth Regiment
Patrick J. Grady
Siboney
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Father Lee
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Funeral of Major Grady Honored by Vast Boston Procession
Boston mourners lined the streets as Major Patrick J. Grady and Corporal Lane and Private Carey of the Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers were honored in a cathedral service and a massive funeral march to the cemetery. The procession included governors, city officials, veterans groups, and a citywide display of flags at half mast.
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Frank Lehan
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Kearsarge Association of Naval Veterans
J. Ellis
Society of the Old Ninth Regiment
John D. Driscoll
Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association
Thomas F. Doherty
Knights of Columbus of Massachusetts
Richard Sulivan
Redberry Council
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Corporal Lane
Robert Fulton
Private Carey
Shawmut
James E. Hayes
South Boston
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Suffolk County
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Hall for Congress Ex-Alderman Seeks renomination
Ex-Alderman Bordman Hall, former Democratic candidate in the tenth district, told a Post reporter he will seek renomination this year. He expects no outside candidate to be imported and says district Democrats will resist such moves. The district's Democratic committee may urge neutrality from City Hall officials, amid past support for Barrows, with council actions due in January.
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Judge Finds Insufficient Evidence in Brookline Officer Case
Judge Perkins ruled that there is not enough evidence to hold Frederick Weeks, the Brookline special officer who shot and killed John Sullivan in the basement of Dr. H. R. Stedman’s barn last week. The decision followed a careful review of the testimony and facts presented at the hearing.
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