Morning World Herald (Omaha), February 19, 1892:
The funeral of the veteran policeman, Patrick Hinchey, took place yesterday. A detail of police, under command of Captain Mostyn, met at the house, Eleventh and Arbor streets, and marched to the church at Fifteenth and Castellar, where Father Jeannette preached the sermon. The remains were buried in St. Mary's cemetery, the pall bearers being Captian Mostyn, Sergeant Whalen, Officers Hayes, Brady, Drummy and Boyle
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The funeral of the veteran policeman, Patrick Hinchey, took place yesterday. A detail of police, under command of Captain Mostyn, met at the house, Eleventh and Arbor streets, and marched to the church at Fifteenth and Castellar, where Father Jeannette preached the sermon. The remains were buried in St. Mary's cemetery, the pall bearers being Captian Mostyn, Sergeant Whalen, Officers Hayes, Brady, Drummy and Boyle
from lphillips.
Morning World Herald (Omaha), February 19, 1892:
The funeral of the veteran policeman, Patrick Hinchey, took place yesterday. A detail of police, under command of Captain Mostyn, met at the house, Eleventh and Arbor streets, and marched to the church at Fifteenth and Castellar, where Father Jeannette preached the sermon. The remains were buried in St. Mary's cemetery, the pall bearers being Captian Mostyn, Sergeant Whalen, Officers Hayes, Brady, Drummy and Boyle
from lphillips.
The funeral of the veteran policeman, Patrick Hinchey, took place yesterday. A detail of police, under command of Captain Mostyn, met at the house, Eleventh and Arbor streets, and marched to the church at Fifteenth and Castellar, where Father Jeannette preached the sermon. The remains were buried in St. Mary's cemetery, the pall bearers being Captian Mostyn, Sergeant Whalen, Officers Hayes, Brady, Drummy and Boyle
from lphillips.
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