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Constitution and By-Laws of the United Hebrew Beneficent Society of Philadelphia
This pamphlet contains the constitution and by-laws of the United Hebrew Beneficent Society of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, as of March 1, 1861. Founded in 1822, the Society aimed to provide relief to the poor and sick within the Jewish community, including procuring medical attendance, medicine, and burial services. The Society also worked to apprentice poor children to trades and promoted Hebrew education. This particular copy belonged to Reverend Isaac Leeser, with his signature on the cover and the "Leeser Library, Hebrew Education Society" stamp on the title page. The pamphlet includes a complete roster of officers and members.
Associated People/Businesses
- United Hebrew Beneficent Society of Philadelphia
- Stein & Jones
- LEESER, ISAAC / LISTS OVER 100 MEMBERS
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Arc.MS.56, Box 10