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- Patrick Henry Cronin (7 août 1846 - 4 mai 1889) est un médecin et nationaliste irlandais ayant immigré aux États-Unis. Il était membre du Clan na Gael de Chicago. Il en a été exclu et accusé d'être un espion britannique. En mai 1889 il est assassiné, et le procès qui a suivi est à ce jour un des plus longs de l'histoire de ce pays. (fr)
- Philip Patrick Henry Cronin (August 7, 1846 – May 4, 1889) was an Irish immigrant to the United States, a physician, and a member of Clan na Gael in Chicago. In 1889, Cronin was murdered by affiliates of Clan na Gael. Following an extensive investigation into his death, the murder trial was, at the time, the longest-running trial in U.S. history. Cronin's murder caused a public backlash against secret societies, including protests and written condemnations by the leadership of the Catholic Church. Cronin grew up in the U.S. and Canada, and moved to the Midwestern United States after the American Civil War. He became a physician and a prominent member of high society, and represented St. Louis at the Exposition Universelle (1878). While in St. Louis, Cronin joined multiple clubs, among them, the Irish nationalist organization, Clan na Gael. When he moved to Chicago, Cronin continued his involvement with Clan na Gael. After criticizing the leadership of the Chicago camp of Clan na Gael, he was expelled from the group and accused of being a British spy. In May 1889, Cronin disappeared. Later that month, public works employees discovered his body in a sewer in a northern suburb of Chicago. The press coverage of the investigation and trial caught international attention. Cronin's funeral drew the largest crowds for a funeral since the arrival of Abraham Lincoln's body in Chicago. Patrick O'Sullivan, Daniel Coughlin, Martin Burke, and John Kunzel were found guilty of the murder of Patrick Cronin. (en)
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- Philip Patrick Henry Cronin (en)
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- Philip Patrick Henry Cronin (en)
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- Portrait of Cronin, drawn from a photograph taken shortly before his murder (en)
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- Missouri Medical College, Saint Louis University (en)
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- Patrick Henry Cronin (en)
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- Calvary Cemetery, Evanston, Illinois (en)
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- Patrick Henry Cronin (7 août 1846 - 4 mai 1889) est un médecin et nationaliste irlandais ayant immigré aux États-Unis. Il était membre du Clan na Gael de Chicago. Il en a été exclu et accusé d'être un espion britannique. En mai 1889 il est assassiné, et le procès qui a suivi est à ce jour un des plus longs de l'histoire de ce pays. (fr)
- Philip Patrick Henry Cronin (August 7, 1846 – May 4, 1889) was an Irish immigrant to the United States, a physician, and a member of Clan na Gael in Chicago. In 1889, Cronin was murdered by affiliates of Clan na Gael. Following an extensive investigation into his death, the murder trial was, at the time, the longest-running trial in U.S. history. Cronin's murder caused a public backlash against secret societies, including protests and written condemnations by the leadership of the Catholic Church. (en)
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- Patrick Henry Cronin (fr)
- Patrick Henry Cronin (en)
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