Box OS D

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Scope and Content Note From the Collection: This collection relates almost entirely to Edward J. Bromberg’s political and social activities. He was a popular speaker and a member of numerous organizations, and this engagement is reflected in newspaper clippings, political advertisements, invitations, programs, and correspondence, most of which are pasted into a scrapbook. A number of items in the scrapbook also focus on members of Edward’s family, such as his father, wife, and children. Another group of papers not bound in the...

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This series includes a manuscript with choral scales composed by Edward Bernard, as well as original compositions ("Quadruple Mirror Fugue for String Orchestras" 1-3 and "Septuple Mirror Fugue Sonata for String Orchestra in 5 Movements".' There is also an original manuscript and accompanying letter to Dr. Nathan Kaganoff entitled, "Varying Interval Choral Scales." In addition to the materials in box 1, there is an oversized folder with compositions titled "Septuple Mirror Fugue Sonata."

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This series contains the certificate from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts certifying Alpert as a Justice of the Peace, dated September 2, 1903; and three folders of broadsides from various events.

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This series contains the certificate from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts certifying Alpert as a Justice of the Peace, dated September 2, 1903; and three folders of broadsides from various events.

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: This collection contains information on Israel Bernstein’s family, employment, numerous public offices, clubs, organizations, and social services. The collection also contains a photograph of Bernstein, and the Boy Scouts of America Silver Antelope Award and the Silver Beaver Award for distinguished service to brotherhood. The Jewish Federation of Portland’s annual report displays his impact on the organization, as does the citation from the National Jewish Welfare Board. There are news...

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: This collection contains a small amount of business correspondence in English, Hebrew and Yiddish, relating to Rabalsky's activities with multiple Zionist groups, including the American Jewish Congress, the American Zion Commonwealth, the Zion Association of Greater Boston and the New England Zionist region. It also contains family correspondence in Yiddish. Rabalsky did travel to Palestine and some notes from his trip are included (in Hebrew.) The collection highlights Rabalsky's dedication...

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This collection contains biographical information about George and Fanny Herzel, including vital and high school records, and a naturalization certificate for George Herzel. A family tree of the Sachs family is also included. The Sachs family is related to the Herzels, but it is unclear based on the information presented in the materials.

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This series contains various documents, letters, and miscellaneous papers pertaining to Mr. Kramer’s dental career and his involvement in the Alpha Omega dental fraternity, all in English.

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This series contains oversized photographs of family members and a signed photograph of President Herbert Hoover. Most photographs and prints are identified, and include those of Max Ratshesky, Greta C. Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel and Julia Shuman, Jessie Hays, Laura Shuman Memorial Building, and T.G. Masaryk. Also included is a copy of a ledger page for property holdings and the certificate for the “Order of the White Lion.”