SYNAGOGUES AND HOMES OF SOCIETIES

1907

AUGUST

4.

11.

18.

25.

25.

30.

30.

SEPTEMBER

1.

1.

1.

1.

1.

DEDICATED

IN THE UNITED STATES

JULY 16, 1907, TO JULY 31, 1908

Keneseth Israel, Pittsfield, Mass.
Agudas Achim, Chelsea, Mass.

Tiferes Israel Anshe Lito, Philadelphia, Pa.
Northeastern Talmud Torah, Philadelphia, Pa.
Temple Emanuel, Paterson, N. J.

Beth Israel, Hebrew Reform Congregation, York,
Pa.

Brith Sholom, Easton, Pa. (re-dedicated).

Ahawath Achim Anshe Hungarian, New York
City.

Adath Israel (Temple Israel), Boston, Mass.
Ahavat Achim, Newburyport, Mass.

Beth Israel, Pittsburg, Pa.

Bnai Jacob, Middletown, Pa.

Bronx-Tremont People's Hebrew School, New
York City.

1. Emanu El, San Francisco, Cal. (re-dedicated).
Gemilath Chesed Austria-Hungary, Brooklyn,
N. Y.

1.

1. Jewish Orthodox Home for the Aged, Cleveland, Ohio.

1.

Sherith Israel, Nashville, Tenn.

1. Talmud Torah, Washington, D. C.

1. Tifereth Israel, Des Moines, Iowa.

2. Up-Town Talmud Torah, New York City.

8. United Hebrew Congregation, St. Louis, Mo. (rededicated).

15.

Knesseth Israel, Laurel, Miss.

29. Jewish Foster Home, Indianapolis, Ind.

13. Annex to the Marks Nathan Jewish Orphan

Home, Chicago, Ill.

Shearith Israel, Atlanta, Ga.

OCTOBER

13.

NOVEMBER

2. Young Men's Hebrew Association, Philadelphia, Pa.

3. Beth Moshav Sekenim Society, St. Louis, Mo. Standard of Israel, Watertown, N. Y.

3.

Ahavath Achim, Atlanta, Ga. (re-dedicated).
Amelia Relief Society Sisterhood Home, New
York City.

Beth Israel, Atlanta, Ga. (re-dedicated).

Kehillath Israel of the Bronx, New York City.
Anshea Sefard, Lawrence, Mass.

Clara Schwab-Kuppenheimer Memorial Hall at
the Home for Jewish Orphans, Chicago, Ill.
Orthodox Home for Aged and Infirm Hebrews,
Cleveland, O.

Congregation Sons of Israel, Lakewood, N. J.
Congregation Agudath Achim, Columbus, O.
B'nai Jacob, Lynn, Mass.

Adath Israel, Washington, D. C.

1908 JANUARY

5.

5.

Beth Jacob, Oakland, Cal. (re-dedicated).

12.

17.

Agudas Achim Anshe Libowitz, Brooklyn, N. Y.
B'nai Israel Temple, Oklahoma City, Okla.

29. Beth Israel Hospital (new building), Newark,
N. J.

FEBRUARY

1-3.

Bnai Israel, Columbus, Miss.

2. Rodef Shalom, Key West, Fla.

2. Wise Memorial Hospital, Omaha, Neb.

9. Beth Israel Temple, Philadelphia, Pa.

14. Bnai Israel, Columbus, Ga.

16.

16.

23.

MARCH

20.

22.

First Hungarian Congregation Ohab Zedek,
Schenectady, N. Y.

Ohave Sholom, Chelsea, Mass.

Agudas Achim, Schenectady, N. Y.

Benjamin F. Teller Memorial School of Rodeph
Sholom Congregation, Philadelphia, Pa.

Chevra Torah Anshe Sinai, Pittsburg, Pa.
22. North End Hebrew Free School, Boston, Mass.
Beth Jacob, Oakland, Cal.

Adath Israel, Evansville, Ind.

Miriam Wolf Infirmary and new wing to the
Jewish Foster Home, Philadelphia, Pa.

30. Crippled Children's East Side Free School, New
York City.

ΜΑΥ

JUNE

3. Harlem Federation for Jewish Communal Work, New York City (Second Building).

3. Hebrew Congregation and Sunday School of West Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pa.

10. Garden of Children of Jerusalem (Jewish Day Nursery), New York City.

22.

23.

31.

31.

3.

3.

11.

14.

(end).

17.

21.

21.

21.

28.

29.

JULY

5.

6.

12.

Temple Israel, Omaha, Neb.

Montefiore Hospital, Pittsburg, Pa.
Jewish Library, Minneapolis, Minn.
Zion Hall, Minneapolis, Minn.
B'nai Israel, Hamilton, O.

Ahavas Chesed, Mobile, Ala.

Hebrew Institute, New Haven, Conn.

Home for Jewish Consumptives, Baltimore, Md.
Hachnosas Orchim u-Moshav Z'keinim (Jewish
Sheltering Home for the Homeless and Aged),
Philadelphia, Pa.

Hebrew Ladies' Moshav Zekainim Association,
Dorchester, Mass.

Bnai Abraham, Terre Haute, Ind.

Home for Jewish Orphans, Providence, R. I.
Jewish Home for the Aged, Minneapolis, Minn.
Beth Israel, Beaufort, S. C.

Temple de Hirsch, Seattle, Washington.
Hebrew School, New Britain, Conn.

Home for Jewish Orphans, Providence, R. I.
Ezras Israel Anshe Motilla, Chicago, Ill.
12. Beth Sholom Temple, Brooklyn, N. Y.
26. Congregation Emanuel, Pueblo, Colo.

DIED

1907 JULY

NECROLOGY

JULY 16, 1907, TO JULY 31, 1908

17. Angelo Heilprin, naturalist, geologist, and traveler, New York, aged 54.

19.

24.

AUGUST

1.

Bernhard H. Gordon, Rabbi, Chicago, aged 58.
A. W. Edelman, Rabbi, Los Angeles, Cal., aged
75.

Hirsh Bernstein, Hebrew scholar, Tannersville,
N. Y., aged 61.

6. Judah Wechsler, Rabbi, Indianapolis, Ind., aged
74.

15.
27.

SEPTEMBER 9.

OCTOBER

10.

Joseph Joachim, violin virtuoso, Berlin, aged 76.
Moritz Ellinger, journalist, record clerk of the
Surrogate Court, New York City, aged 76.
Simon Cook, Commander United States Navy,
St. Louis, Mo., aged 51.

Madame Zadoc Kahn, widow of the Grand-
Rabbin of France.

11. Randolph Guggenheimer, lawyer, New York City,
aged 59.

22. Ernest Blum, dramatist and journalist, Paris, aged 72.

15.

27.

28.

30.

Maurice Loewy, astronomer, Director of the
Paris Observatory, Paris, aged 74.

Hillel Lipschitz, Chief Rabbi of Lublin, Poland,
Marion Moss Hartog, authoress, London, aged
86.

Esther J. Ruskay, writer and communal worker,
New York City, aged 50.

31. Gustave Lehmann, communal worker, New Or-
leans, La.

NOVEMBER 7. Jacob Horowitz, Chief Rabbi of Düsseldorf,

Germany, aged 70.

10. Julia Herzl, wife of the late Zionist leader

Theodor Herzl, Vienna, aged 38.

18. Baroness Adolphe de Rothschild, at Geneva, Switzerland.

25. Alexander Abramson, member of the Second

Duma, Kovno, Russia, aged 48.

DECEMBER

1.

1908 JANUARY

5.

12.

13.

21.

23.

Gershom Ravinson, Rabbi, Cleveland, O., aged 59.
Samuel A. Tuska, communal worker, New York
City.

Philip Bondy, Rabbi, Prague, aged 77.

Nathaneel Sichel, painter, Berlin, Germany, aged
63.

Oskar E. Lassar, dermatologist and hygienist,
Berlin, aged 68.

Ernest F. L. Gauss, librarian, Chicago, Ill., aged
65.

23. Herman N. Hyneman, artist, Philadelphia, Pa.,

aged 59.

23. John Paley, Yiddish journalist, New York City,

25.

26.

26.

aged 37.

Isaac Cohen, Rabbi, Dallas, Tex., aged 60.

David Avner, communal worker, Pittsburg, Pa., aged 64.

Aaron Adolf de Pinto, jurist, The Hague, Holland, aged 79.

26. Gustav Kussy, communal worker, Newark, N. J.,
aged 83.

28. Otto Gras, professor of chemistry at the Poly-
technic School of Prague, Prague, aged 68.
29. Hyman P. Bush, brigadier-general in National
Guard of California, San Francisco.

30. 30.

-.

Max Horb, painter, Prague, Austria, aged 70.
Abraham Levy, communal worker, London, aged
59.

I. Benchimol, Director of the Mayer Rothschild
Hospital, Palestine.

Judah Bendahan, formerly Headmaster of the
Old English School, Morocco, aged 84.

Bernard Frankl, Hofrat, Vienna, Austria, aged
61.

David Isaacson, Rabbi, Roman, Roumania, aged 90.

Émile Lévy, Chief Rabbi of Bayonne, officer of the French Legion of Honor, Tours, aged 49. Leopold Marks, communal worker, Helena,

Mont., aged 77.

S. R. Melli, Rabbi, Trieste, Hungary, aged 83.
Feiwel Taubes, Rabbi, Jassy, Roumania, aged 68.

2. Sigmund Kohner, court councillor, Budapest, Austria, aged 68.

2. August Michel Lévy, engineer, geologist, and mineralogist, Paris, aged 63.