Prominent Jewish citizens of Utah

File — Box: 1, Folder: 3-6

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Scope and Contents

Photograph number 23: M. S. Aschwin
Photograph number 24: Fred H. Auerbach, Sr.
Photograph number 25: Simon Bamberger
Photograph number 26: Julius Gerson Brooks
Photograph number 27-28: Mrs. Julius Gerson Brooks
Photograph number 29: Alex Cohn
Photograph number 30: Louis Cohn
Photograph number 31: Myrtle Tredman
Photograph number 32: The Jay Gould Family and friends at the Red Elephant Mine, July 1891, Hailey, Idaho
Photograph number 33: First five state governors of Utah and one Territorial governor (see caption for more info)
Photograph number 34-35: Samuel Kahn
Photograph number 36: Gilchrist, Horace Wheat, Samuel Kahn
Photograph number 37: Sarah Kahn
Photograph number 38: Louis Marcus. mayor of Salt Lake City 1932-1936
Photograph number 39-40: Philip Meyer
Photograph number 41: Philip and Mabel Meyer
Photograph number 42: Sketch of the dead child of a Mormon family by Solomom Nunes Carvalo, a Jewish artist, 1854
Photograph number 43: Aaron Morris
Photograph number 44: Samuel Newhouse, Born 1854, New York City. Came to Utah 1896. Mining. Financier. Capitalist. Builder Newhouse and Boston Buildings and the Newhouse Hotel, Salt Lake City. On back: Walter S. Reid, Son of Peter Reid, who came to Utah 1855, Mila Andrus Company, and Diana Davidson. Born Oct. 17, 1866, Salt Lake City if v. Statistician; Deputy Sheriff: (the rest is of the caption is cropped)
Photograph number 45: Mordecai Podet, 1954 Rome, Italy
Photograph number 46: Mordecai Podet, 1946 Salt Lake City, Utah
Photograph number 47: Charles Popper
Photograph number 48: Mrs. Charles Popper
Photograph number 49: Eli Ransohoff
Photograph number 50: Mrs. Aurelia Ransohoff, wife of Nicholas S. Ransohoff, who is in Photo 52.
Photograph number 51: Mrs. Nicholas Ransohoff
Photograph number 52: Nicholas Sigmund Ransohoff, husband to Mrs. Aurelia Ransohoff, who is in Photo 50.
Photograph number 53: The Ransohoff brothers
Photograph number 54: Henry J. Siegel
Photograph number 55: Fred Simon
Photograph number 56: Four Simon brothers
Photograph number 57: H. A. Vairbraag

Dates

1898-1960

Conditions Governing Access

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