Irlanda tiene una larga historia de sociedades secretas agrarias, incluidos los Defenders, los Whiteboys, los Peep o’ Day Boys y los Ribbonmen. Los Molly Maguire surgieron originalmente en Irlanda en la década de 1840, donde arremetieron contra los terratenientes que trataban injustamente a sus inquilinos. Los miembros del grupo eran conocidos por ocultar sus identidades vistiendo ropa de mujer y tiznándose la cara con corcho quemado.
Kehoe
Décadas más tarde, una rama estadounidense en Pensilvania estaba compuesta principalmente por mineros católicos irlandeses que fueron explotados por empresas mineras. En parte para protestar por las terribles condiciones de trabajo y las prácticas laborales predatorias, y en parte para resistirse a ser reclutados en el Ejército de la Unión durante la Guerra Civil, los Molly estadounidenses supuestamente atacaron a sus empleadores, asesinando a 24 capataces y supervisores a lo largo de las décadas de 1860 y 1870.
Pero fue su actividad de organización laboral lo que finalmente provocó su ruina. Cuando sus esfuerzos amenazaron las ganancias del Reading Railroad, el presidente de la compañía envió a un detective de Pinkerton para infiltrarse en el grupo. Después de una investigación de dos años y medio, ese mismo presidente del ferrocarril sirvió como fiscal jefe en una serie de juicios que enviaron a 20 hombres a la horca. Según el historiador Kevin Kenny, los juicios fueron escandalosamente injustos: la mayoría de los fiscales eran empleados de compañías ferroviarias o mineras, no había ningún católico irlandés en el jurado y las pruebas presentadas por el detective de Pinkerton eran, en el mejor de los casos, sospechosas. John J. Kehoe, el supuesto “Rey de los Molly”, finalmente recibió un perdón total del gobernador de Pensilvania, 101 años después de que Kehoe fuera ahorcado en diciembre de 1878.
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I can understand why the “Molly Macguires” dressed as females as cover for their movements when avenging crimes against the Irish. Celtic men are often of wiry, frail, or of delicate physique. Certainly the beardless among them would have little difficulty passing as old women from a short distance.
Truly a mockery of justice, to allow a corporation to arrest and try these men. Especially a corporation that stands to profit from the destruction of these men. It defies belief.
I was born in Pottsville. What gets glazed over is that it was one of the most successful routes on the Underground Railroad to Buffalo right before this started with a Safe House a block away from the Yuengling Brewery. The majority of the miners were paid in Company Vouchers to be used in Company Stores while living in Company Housing. Sound like indentured servitude? It was, to Robber Barons and that is how America was back then for a lot of people. Cassius Clay had his Gym just South of Pottsville in Deer Lake and I am saddened by our current climate of division over paltry buzzwords. Americans struggled and fought GLORIOUSLY to become the nation we are today. For all of the horrible things that made this place before we got here by birth with our inalienable rights, let us reflect to make it not too much worse. We can count coup so much faster now. We have air travel, motorcars and internet. We can be better. We should be better, while also being flawed.
I was born in Pottsville as well. I lived in Schuylkill county my entire life. I learned about the Molly Maguires in School. I also remember hearing about how Ali had a training camp in Deer Lake. It’s sad to see how this county has become the poorest county in PA. We once had an NFL team called the Pottsville Maroons back in the 1920’s.
The story I was told was they were fighting back against the coal company because of working conditions. The owners then painted a picture of them being Irish mobsters and the rest is a story told by the wealthy owners. The Irish were treated as indentured slaves. The conservative nationalist at the time hated the Irish calling them illegals etc.
My in-law ancestors were Pennsylvania, Irish coal miners. They originally came in 1802 to dig by hand the original Erie Canal. When the canal years were over, they went back into the deep coal seams. They were Molly’s to the core, hard core scofflaws. I met my old Irish relatives twice around the age of 10. they were so happy to meet a young person who wanted all the history, they told me stories of the bombings and fires, how my peoples houses being burned down with family members inside it. They were hard people were damn tired of being constantly crushed by the elite.they were tired of being owned by company store.saw the family photos of the area. They fought in response to the treatment they received. I got to see the relatives photos who died on both sides of the civil war to hundreds of photos of the carnage after the Johnstown Floods.Heard the stories in 68, when I was 9.i heard it from the children of the children who grew up with the searches , masked intruders and eventually the mass hangings.my ancestors neighbors were the Pennsylvania Duetch. The evidence was hinky and weak, but the hatred of the mine bosses, and having to pay the company for the dynamite, lamp oil, and rent on the company houses, no heat no clean water, no sanitation. You better believe that they fought, but they were considered the lowest form of life that God ever miscreated.That was the prevailing opinion in every corner of Europe then America
Esto se asemeja, marcando las diferencias y razones de fondo de sus imputados, lo que sucede en la Argentina en los seudo juicios de lesa humanidad. Con jueces y fiscales afines al Terrorismo Marxista y parientes por cognacion o afinidad. Entre tantos, PALAZZANI (Justicia Legítima), VILLATE (Evita Montonera), BERROS (Montoneros), SLOKAR (Madres de Terroristas), STARA (Partido Comunista), OBERLIN (H.I.J.O.S.), entre tantos.
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Irlanda tiene una larga historia de sociedades secretas agrarias, incluidos los Defenders, los Whiteboys, los Peep o’ Day Boys y los Ribbonmen. Los Molly Maguire surgieron originalmente en Irlanda en la década de 1840, donde arremetieron contra los terratenientes que trataban injustamente a sus inquilinos. Los miembros del grupo eran conocidos por ocultar sus identidades vistiendo ropa de mujer y tiznándose la cara con corcho quemado.
Décadas más tarde, una rama estadounidense en Pensilvania estaba compuesta principalmente por mineros católicos irlandeses que fueron explotados por empresas mineras. En parte para protestar por las terribles condiciones de trabajo y las prácticas laborales predatorias, y en parte para resistirse a ser reclutados en el Ejército de la Unión durante la Guerra Civil, los Molly estadounidenses supuestamente atacaron a sus empleadores, asesinando a 24 capataces y supervisores a lo largo de las décadas de 1860 y 1870.
Pero fue su actividad de organización laboral lo que finalmente provocó su ruina. Cuando sus esfuerzos amenazaron las ganancias del Reading Railroad, el presidente de la compañía envió a un detective de Pinkerton para infiltrarse en el grupo. Después de una investigación de dos años y medio, ese mismo presidente del ferrocarril sirvió como fiscal jefe en una serie de juicios que enviaron a 20 hombres a la horca. Según el historiador Kevin Kenny, los juicios fueron escandalosamente injustos: la mayoría de los fiscales eran empleados de compañías ferroviarias o mineras, no había ningún católico irlandés en el jurado y las pruebas presentadas por el detective de Pinkerton eran, en el mejor de los casos, sospechosas. John J. Kehoe, el supuesto “Rey de los Molly”, finalmente recibió un perdón total del gobernador de Pensilvania, 101 años después de que Kehoe fuera ahorcado en diciembre de 1878.
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Una de las grandes injusticias yankis
Me viene a la mente “El valle del miedo”, una historia de Sherlock Holmes.
I can understand why the “Molly Macguires” dressed as females as cover for their movements when avenging crimes against the Irish. Celtic men are often of wiry, frail, or of delicate physique. Certainly the beardless among them would have little difficulty passing as old women from a short distance.
Very good observational theory
Good eye!
On point.
Truly a mockery of justice, to allow a corporation to arrest and try these men. Especially a corporation that stands to profit from the destruction of these men. It defies belief.
I was born in Pottsville. What gets glazed over is that it was one of the most successful routes on the Underground Railroad to Buffalo right before this started with a Safe House a block away from the Yuengling Brewery. The majority of the miners were paid in Company Vouchers to be used in Company Stores while living in Company Housing. Sound like indentured servitude? It was, to Robber Barons and that is how America was back then for a lot of people. Cassius Clay had his Gym just South of Pottsville in Deer Lake and I am saddened by our current climate of division over paltry buzzwords. Americans struggled and fought GLORIOUSLY to become the nation we are today. For all of the horrible things that made this place before we got here by birth with our inalienable rights, let us reflect to make it not too much worse. We can count coup so much faster now. We have air travel, motorcars and internet. We can be better. We should be better, while also being flawed.
I was born in Pottsville as well. I lived in Schuylkill county my entire life. I learned about the Molly Maguires in School. I also remember hearing about how Ali had a training camp in Deer Lake. It’s sad to see how this county has become the poorest county in PA. We once had an NFL team called the Pottsville Maroons back in the 1920’s.
Yes, they were the Pottsville Eleven first. In 1929 they relocated to Boston, where they played one season as the Boston Bulldogs.
The story I was told was they were fighting back against the coal company because of working conditions. The owners then painted a picture of them being Irish mobsters and the rest is a story told by the wealthy owners. The Irish were treated as indentured slaves.
The conservative nationalist at the time hated the Irish calling them illegals etc.
My in-law ancestors were Pennsylvania, Irish coal miners. They originally came in 1802 to dig by hand the original Erie Canal. When the canal years were over, they went back into the deep coal seams. They were Molly’s to the core, hard core scofflaws. I met my old Irish relatives twice around the age of 10. they were so happy to
meet a young person who wanted all the history, they told me stories of the bombings and fires, how my peoples houses being burned down with family members inside it. They were hard people were damn tired of being constantly crushed by the
elite.they were tired of being owned by company store.saw the family photos of the area. They fought in response to the treatment they received. I got to see the relatives photos who died on both sides of the civil war to hundreds of photos of the carnage after the Johnstown Floods.Heard the stories in 68, when I was 9.i heard it from the children of the children who grew up with the searches , masked intruders and eventually the mass hangings.my ancestors neighbors were the Pennsylvania Duetch. The evidence was hinky and weak, but the hatred of the mine bosses, and having to pay the company for the dynamite, lamp oil, and rent on the company houses, no heat no clean water, no sanitation. You better believe that they fought, but they were considered the lowest form of life that God ever miscreated.That was the prevailing opinion in every corner of Europe then America
Esto se asemeja, marcando las diferencias y razones de fondo de sus imputados, lo que sucede en la Argentina en los seudo juicios de lesa humanidad. Con jueces y fiscales afines al Terrorismo Marxista y parientes por cognacion o afinidad. Entre tantos, PALAZZANI (Justicia Legítima), VILLATE (Evita Montonera), BERROS (Montoneros), SLOKAR (Madres de Terroristas), STARA (Partido Comunista), OBERLIN (H.I.J.O.S.), entre tantos.
TODO MUY INJUSTO Y CRUEL