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Typed copy of a short autobiography, clippings about Adler, some correspondence (primarily to family members), memorials and tributes to Adler after his death, and some of Adler's essays and articles. Much of this information was compiled by Joan W. Saltzstein, probably to aid in her research on Adler in preparation of a biography of him.

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Typed copy of a short autobiography, clippings about Adler, some correspondence (primarily to family members), memorials and tributes to Adler after his death, and some of Adler's essays and articles. Much of this information was compiled by Joan W. Saltzstein, probably to aid in her research on Adler in preparation of a biography of him.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Typed copy of a short autobiography, clippings about Adler, some correspondence (primarily to family members), memorials and tributes to Adler after his death, and some of Adler's essays and articles. Much of this information was compiled by Joan W. Saltzstein, probably to aid in her research on Adler in preparation of a biography of him.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Typed copy of a short autobiography, clippings about Adler, some correspondence (primarily to family members), memorials and tributes to Adler after his death, and some of Adler's essays and articles. Much of this information was compiled by Joan W. Saltzstein, probably to aid in her research on Adler in preparation of a biography of him.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Typed copy of a short autobiography, clippings about Adler, some correspondence (primarily to family members), memorials and tributes to Adler after his death, and some of Adler's essays and articles. Much of this information was compiled by Joan W. Saltzstein, probably to aid in her research on Adler in preparation of a biography of him.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Typed copy of a short autobiography, clippings about Adler, some correspondence (primarily to family members), memorials and tributes to Adler after his death, and some of Adler's essays and articles. Much of this information was compiled by Joan W. Saltzstein, probably to aid in her research on Adler in preparation of a biography of him.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Typed copy of a short autobiography, clippings about Adler, some correspondence (primarily to family members), memorials and tributes to Adler after his death, and some of Adler's essays and articles. Much of this information was compiled by Joan W. Saltzstein, probably to aid in her research on Adler in preparation of a biography of him.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Typed copy of a short autobiography, clippings about Adler, some correspondence (primarily to family members), memorials and tributes to Adler after his death, and some of Adler's essays and articles. Much of this information was compiled by Joan W. Saltzstein, probably to aid in her research on Adler in preparation of a biography of him.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Typed copy of a short autobiography, clippings about Adler, some correspondence (primarily to family members), memorials and tributes to Adler after his death, and some of Adler's essays and articles. Much of this information was compiled by Joan W. Saltzstein, probably to aid in her research on Adler in preparation of a biography of him.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Typed copy of a short autobiography, clippings about Adler, some correspondence (primarily to family members), memorials and tributes to Adler after his death, and some of Adler's essays and articles. Much of this information was compiled by Joan W. Saltzstein, probably to aid in her research on Adler in preparation of a biography of him.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Typed copy of a short autobiography, clippings about Adler, some correspondence (primarily to family members), memorials and tributes to Adler after his death, and some of Adler's essays and articles. Much of this information was compiled by Joan W. Saltzstein, probably to aid in her research on Adler in preparation of a biography of him.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Typed copy of a short autobiography, clippings about Adler, some correspondence (primarily to family members), memorials and tributes to Adler after his death, and some of Adler's essays and articles. Much of this information was compiled by Joan W. Saltzstein, probably to aid in her research on Adler in preparation of a biography of him.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Typed copy of a short autobiography, clippings about Adler, some correspondence (primarily to family members), memorials and tributes to Adler after his death, and some of Adler's essays and articles. Much of this information was compiled by Joan W. Saltzstein, probably to aid in her research on Adler in preparation of a biography of him.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Typed copy of a short autobiography, clippings about Adler, some correspondence (primarily to family members), memorials and tributes to Adler after his death, and some of Adler's essays and articles. Much of this information was compiled by Joan W. Saltzstein, probably to aid in her research on Adler in preparation of a biography of him.

Scope and Contents note From the Series:

Typed copy of a short autobiography, clippings about Adler, some correspondence (primarily to family members), memorials and tributes to Adler after his death, and some of Adler's essays and articles. Much of this information was compiled by Joan W. Saltzstein, probably to aid in her research on Adler in preparation of a biography of him.

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Materials by and about four prominent members of Dankmar Adler's family: wife Dila Kohn Adler, father Rabbi Liebman Adler, father-in-law Abraham Kohn, and daughter Sara Adler Weil. Liebman Adler was rabbi of Chicago's first synagogue, the Kehilath Anshe Mayriv (K.A.M.) Temple, from 1861-1883. He published many sermons and essays. Abraham Kohn was a prominent Chicago businessman and founding member of the K.A.M. Temple. He also befriended Abraham Lincoln; and in 1861 he presented to Lincoln a...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Materials by and about four prominent members of Dankmar Adler's family: wife Dila Kohn Adler, father Rabbi Liebman Adler, father-in-law Abraham Kohn, and daughter Sara Adler Weil. Liebman Adler was rabbi of Chicago's first synagogue, the Kehilath Anshe Mayriv (K.A.M.) Temple, from 1861-1883. He published many sermons and essays. Abraham Kohn was a prominent Chicago businessman and founding member of the K.A.M. Temple. He also befriended Abraham Lincoln; and in 1861 he presented to Lincoln a...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Materials by and about four prominent members of Dankmar Adler's family: wife Dila Kohn Adler, father Rabbi Liebman Adler, father-in-law Abraham Kohn, and daughter Sara Adler Weil. Liebman Adler was rabbi of Chicago's first synagogue, the Kehilath Anshe Mayriv (K.A.M.) Temple, from 1861-1883. He published many sermons and essays. Abraham Kohn was a prominent Chicago businessman and founding member of the K.A.M. Temple. He also befriended Abraham Lincoln; and in 1861 he presented to Lincoln a...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Materials by and about four prominent members of Dankmar Adler's family: wife Dila Kohn Adler, father Rabbi Liebman Adler, father-in-law Abraham Kohn, and daughter Sara Adler Weil. Liebman Adler was rabbi of Chicago's first synagogue, the Kehilath Anshe Mayriv (K.A.M.) Temple, from 1861-1883. He published many sermons and essays. Abraham Kohn was a prominent Chicago businessman and founding member of the K.A.M. Temple. He also befriended Abraham Lincoln; and in 1861 he presented to Lincoln a...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Materials by and about four prominent members of Dankmar Adler's family: wife Dila Kohn Adler, father Rabbi Liebman Adler, father-in-law Abraham Kohn, and daughter Sara Adler Weil. Liebman Adler was rabbi of Chicago's first synagogue, the Kehilath Anshe Mayriv (K.A.M.) Temple, from 1861-1883. He published many sermons and essays. Abraham Kohn was a prominent Chicago businessman and founding member of the K.A.M. Temple. He also befriended Abraham Lincoln; and in 1861 he presented to Lincoln a...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Materials by and about four prominent members of Dankmar Adler's family: wife Dila Kohn Adler, father Rabbi Liebman Adler, father-in-law Abraham Kohn, and daughter Sara Adler Weil. Liebman Adler was rabbi of Chicago's first synagogue, the Kehilath Anshe Mayriv (K.A.M.) Temple, from 1861-1883. He published many sermons and essays. Abraham Kohn was a prominent Chicago businessman and founding member of the K.A.M. Temple. He also befriended Abraham Lincoln; and in 1861 he presented to Lincoln a...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Materials by and about four prominent members of Dankmar Adler's family: wife Dila Kohn Adler, father Rabbi Liebman Adler, father-in-law Abraham Kohn, and daughter Sara Adler Weil. Liebman Adler was rabbi of Chicago's first synagogue, the Kehilath Anshe Mayriv (K.A.M.) Temple, from 1861-1883. He published many sermons and essays. Abraham Kohn was a prominent Chicago businessman and founding member of the K.A.M. Temple. He also befriended Abraham Lincoln; and in 1861 he presented to Lincoln a...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Materials by and about four prominent members of Dankmar Adler's family: wife Dila Kohn Adler, father Rabbi Liebman Adler, father-in-law Abraham Kohn, and daughter Sara Adler Weil. Liebman Adler was rabbi of Chicago's first synagogue, the Kehilath Anshe Mayriv (K.A.M.) Temple, from 1861-1883. He published many sermons and essays. Abraham Kohn was a prominent Chicago businessman and founding member of the K.A.M. Temple. He also befriended Abraham Lincoln; and in 1861 he presented to Lincoln a...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Materials by and about four prominent members of Dankmar Adler's family: wife Dila Kohn Adler, father Rabbi Liebman Adler, father-in-law Abraham Kohn, and daughter Sara Adler Weil. Liebman Adler was rabbi of Chicago's first synagogue, the Kehilath Anshe Mayriv (K.A.M.) Temple, from 1861-1883. He published many sermons and essays. Abraham Kohn was a prominent Chicago businessman and founding member of the K.A.M. Temple. He also befriended Abraham Lincoln; and in 1861 he presented to Lincoln a...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: Materials by and about four prominent members of Dankmar Adler's family: wife Dila Kohn Adler, father Rabbi Liebman Adler, father-in-law Abraham Kohn, and daughter Sara Adler Weil. Liebman Adler was rabbi of Chicago's first synagogue, the Kehilath Anshe Mayriv (K.A.M.) Temple, from 1861-1883. He published many sermons and essays. Abraham Kohn was a prominent Chicago businessman and founding member of the K.A.M. Temple. He also befriended Abraham Lincoln; and in 1861 he presented to Lincoln a...