The Irish community has been a big part of Boston for more than one hundred years. Early Irish immigrants found working for the state/city benefitted them. They passed this belief along to their children. But also, and perhaps more important, Irish people have always stuck together, so finding a common ground, such as Catholicism or generations of family members in the same line of work, is deemed important.
The Irish in Boston lived in the poor parts of the city, and took the lowest paying jobs. Policemen were traditionally not paid well, but the work was regular, and better than many laborers positions. When the Boston Police went on strike in 1919, the starting pay had not changed for decades. Under those conditions, it was natural for the Irish to seek out police work. As late as the early post-war years of the 20th century, a streetcar sweeper earned more than a police patrolman.
Boston, New York, Baltimore to name a few.
Do you have the names of the members of the Boston Braves team around 1912? I believe my grandfather pitched for the team.
Millions of immigrants came from other countries, mainly from Europe and settled in America's cities, mainly in the urban centers.
Immigrants could not enter the United States in New York prior to Ellis Island opened. There were ports of entry in other cities including Philadelphia, Boston, and New Orleans.
Plymouth Colony, Dartmouth Colony, Boston Colony, and many more I cannot remember, sorry!
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Some of the political machines in cities were controlled by people who were immigrants themselves a generation or so ago. An example would be the Irish in Boston.
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Some of the political machines in cities were controlled by people who were immigrants themselves a generation or so ago. An example would be the Irish in Boston.
Boston, New York, Baltimore to name a few.
Part of the reason New York City stepped forward over Boston in terms of economic growth was based partly on demographics and to an another extent religious issues. Immigrants to NYC remained there and helped fuel the manufacturing sector of NYC. On the other hand, Boston's Puritan heritage carried with it a major disadvantage. NYC had more tolerance for immigrant workers. NYC was not biased towards immigrants as Boston was. This created fewer obstacles against Jewish and Catholic immigrants in NYC.
Do you have the names of the members of the Boston Braves team around 1912? I believe my grandfather pitched for the team.
The colleges that have forensic science departments include, but are not limited to, Pennsylvania State University in University, Syracuse University, University of Califonia, Davis, Boston University, Drexel University, and George Washington University.
The number of members can actually vary quite a bit depending on the particular piece being performed. In general, there are around 90 performers, as the Boston Pops Orchestra is simply the the Boston Symphony Orchestra with the first chair players removed.
Robert D. Penoyer has written: 'Descendants & allied families of Robert Pennoyre (immigrant to Boston in 1635)'
Some of the members of the Boston Tea Party.