Report of the Executive Committee of the National Relief Commission organized "For the Care of Sick and Wounded Soldiers, Sailors and Marines, and for the Relief of the Families of Combatants" during the War between the Republic of the United States and the Kingdom of Spain. Formed April 25, 1898. Headquarters: Drexel Building, Philadelphia.

Singerman ID
supp2958
Year
1900
Entry
National Relief Commission. Report of the Executive Committee of the National Relief Commission organized "For the Care of Sick and Wounded Soldiers, Sailors and Marines, and for the Relief of the Families of Combatants" during the War between the Republic of the United States and the Kingdom of Spain. Formed April 25, 1898. Headquarters: Drexel Building, Philadelphia. [Philadelphia: Press of Times Printing House, 1900?]. 251, iii p.
Author/Editor
National Relief Commission
Location
Philadelphia, PA
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Title
Report of the Executive Committee of the National Relief Commission organized "For the Care of Sick and Wounded Soldiers, Sailors and Marines, and for the Relief of the Families of Combatants" during the War between the Republic of the United States and the Kingdom of Spain. Formed April 25, 1898. Headquarters: Drexel Building, Philadelphia.
Language
English
Printer/Publisher
Press of Times Printing House
Notes
The chaplaincy work of Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf, a member of the Executive Committee, is chronicled here. See also "Report of the Philadelphia Section of the Council of Jewish Women" on pp. 197-98.
Collection
Chronological File, 1676 to 1900

Part of Report of the Executive Committee of the National Relief Commission organized "For the Care of Sick and Wounded Soldiers, Sailors and Marines, and for the Relief of the Families of Combatants" during the War between the Republic of the United States and the Kingdom of Spain. Formed April 25, 1898. Headquarters: Drexel Building, Philadelphia.

National Relief Commission, “Report of the Executive Committee of the National Relief Commission organized "For the Care of Sick and Wounded Soldiers, Sailors and Marines, and for the Relief of the Families of Combatants" during the War between the Republic of the United States and the Kingdom of Spain. Formed April 25, 1898. Headquarters: Drexel Building, Philadelphia.”, Judaica Americana II, accessed September 19, 2024, https://judaicadhpenn.org/legacyprojects/s/singerman/item/58551