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+ | '''Sean Aloysius O'Brien''' was a [[Human]] [[coal]] [[mining|mine]] worker and an ancestor of [[Miles O'Brien]]. |
| − | He was born in the [[19th century]] on [[Earth]] and was a union |
+ | He was born in the [[19th century]] on [[Earth]] and was a [[union]] leader in [[Pennsylvania]] in [[1902]]. Sean and a group of employees went out on [[strike]] [[Anthracite strike of 1902|against the owners of a coal mine]] and refused to open the mine until their demands were met. He made the ultimate sacrifice for his union: he was found dead in the [[Allegheny River]] with 32 or 34 gunshot wounds in his body a week before the strike ended. |
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+ | In [[2372]], Chief O'Brien told [[Rom]] about Sean O'Brien, after Rom formed a union of bar employees to fight his brother [[Quark]]'s unfair labor practices. Rom remarked that this was not a very encouraging example. ({{DS9|Bar Association}}) |
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Revision as of 05:13, 7 January 2015
Sean Aloysius O'Brien was a Human coal mine worker and an ancestor of Miles O'Brien.
He was born in the 19th century on Earth and was a union leader in Pennsylvania in 1902. Sean and a group of employees went out on strike against the owners of a coal mine and refused to open the mine until their demands were met. He made the ultimate sacrifice for his union: he was found dead in the Allegheny River with 32 or 34 gunshot wounds in his body a week before the strike ended.
In 2372, Chief O'Brien told Rom about Sean O'Brien, after Rom formed a union of bar employees to fight his brother Quark's unfair labor practices. Rom remarked that this was not a very encouraging example. (DS9: "Bar Association")