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William P. Mulvihill

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William P. Mulvihill

Birth
Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, USA
Death
22 Mar 1905 (aged 30)
Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, USA
Burial
Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, USA GPS-Latitude: 39.0854806, Longitude: -94.5351722
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Patrolman William P. Mulvihill, 29 years old, on duty at central police station was shot through the head and killed instantly at 1 o'clock this morning (22 March 1905) by the accidental discharge of a revolver that fell from the pocket of George Bryant. The accident occured at the moth of the alley opening into 6th street between Main and Walnut streets." "J.E. Galton, a member of the chorus with the "Silver Slipper" company playing at the Willis Wood theater, whom seven patrolmen were prueing early this morning when William P. Mulvihill, a patrolman was accidently shot and killed,is a robber, the police say. ...The name of Patrolman William P. Mulvihill will be engraved on the police monument in from of the city hall. ....before he was appointed a member of the police force, he was employed in the city surveyor's office. He was born in Kansas City.
Patrolman William P. Mulvihill, 29 years old, on duty at central police station was shot through the head and killed instantly at 1 o'clock this morning (22 March 1905) by the accidental discharge of a revolver that fell from the pocket of George Bryant. The accident occured at the moth of the alley opening into 6th street between Main and Walnut streets." "J.E. Galton, a member of the chorus with the "Silver Slipper" company playing at the Willis Wood theater, whom seven patrolmen were prueing early this morning when William P. Mulvihill, a patrolman was accidently shot and killed,is a robber, the police say. ...The name of Patrolman William P. Mulvihill will be engraved on the police monument in from of the city hall. ....before he was appointed a member of the police force, he was employed in the city surveyor's office. He was born in Kansas City.


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