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Lantern Slide of Hester Street, New York City
Lantern Slide of Hester Street, New York City ca. 1903
Circular Letter from the Woman
Circular Letter from the Woman's Protest Committee on the Statehood Bill 10/22/1904
Introduction to the Cowen Report
Introduction to the Cowen Report 1906 - 1907
Immigration from Russia to the United States
Immigration from Russia to the United States 1906 - 1907
Description of the Bialystock Pogrom
Description of the Bialystock Pogrom 1906 - 1907
Description of the Siedlce Pogrom
Description of the Siedlce Pogrom 1906 - 1907
Life and Wages in Russia
Life and Wages in Russia 1906 - 1907
Description of the Kalarash Pogrom
Description of the Kalarash Pogrom 1906 - 1907
Accounts of People Injured in the Siedlce Pogrom
Accounts of People Injured in the Siedlce Pogrom 1906 - 1907
Accounts of People Killed in the Bialystock Pogrom
Accounts of People Killed in the Bialystock Pogrom 1906 - 1907
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