A one-page printed letter dated November 21, 1853, from the Baltimore United Hebrew Assistance Society to its members. The letter announces a meeting to raise funds due to depleted resources. Addressed to Dr. J. Cohen at 115 N. Charlotte Street, Baltimore, Maryland. Signed by officers Putzel, S.G., Lauer, Lewis, Dellevie, S., and Lauer, Ignatius.
Subject: Charitable Societies
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This pamphlet, circa 1825, outlines the objectives and rules of the Mahasim Tobim Society, a charitable organization within the Spanish and Portuguese Jews' Congregation in London. Founded in 1749, the society aimed to assist the industrious poor by binding out apprentices, lending money, rewarding servants, and assisting boys leaving the country. The pamphlet is written in English and includes details on the society's activities and governance.