Subject: Irish Americans

A full-page color cartoon titled "Why the Saint Patrick's Day Parade Stopped." The cartoon is anti-Semitic in nature. Published January 1, 1904.

Certificate of disability discharge for Samuel Nathan, an Irish shoemaker, dated February 14, 1863. The certificate notes the recipient has blue eyes and a light complexion. A notation indicates an error regarding a purchase and states he was not Jewish.

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This document is a true copy of an original resolution passed by The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society on January 8, 1894. The resolution authorizes Morris Whitehead, William Davis, David Cohn, and Julius Israelsky to receive and receipt for moneys on deposit with the society from Pass-Book No. 52550, on behalf of Chebra Chavai Shalom. The document includes the genuine signatures of these four individuals, along with their official designations: Julius Israelsky (Secretary), Morris Whitehead (President), W. Davis (first Trustee), and David Cohn (second Trustee). The item features a formal printed layout with a script-like font for the main body of the resolution, completed with handwritten details and signatures. A placeholder for a "SEAL" is indicated at the bottom left, characteristic of late 19th-century financial documents. 3.

This financial document is a certified true copy of a resolution passed by Chebra Bikur Cholin Ukedisha on December 2, 1894. The resolution authorizes William Green, Mark Davis, and M. Grassman to receive and provide receipts for moneys on deposit with The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society. The document includes their genuine signatures as well as additional signatures from A.N. Levy (certifying official), Geo. W. Green, and Martha Davis. The item is a printed form with manuscript insertions, featuring a visible seal at the bottom left. 3.