Buxbaum, Esther

Overview Typed letter in blue ink to "Miss Ester [Esther] Buxbaum, 328 East 52nd St., New York City" from Dr. Spivak dated "September 2, 1905" [sic]. The letter informs E. Buxbaum that her brother M. Buxbaum has been accepted into the JCRS Sanatorium in order to improve his health. The letter is not signed but Secretary is typed at the bottom.

Overview Typed letter to "Miss E. Buxbaum, 215 E. 4th St., New York City" from Dr. Spivak dated "Feb. 26, 1907" [sic]. The letter informs E. Buxbaum that her brother M. Buxbaum was accepted into the JCRS Sanatorium. The letter is not signed but Secretary is typed at the bottom.

Overview First application for admittance filled out in ink for JCRS patient #973 Meyer Buxbaum "[t]o the Executive Committee of the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society, Denver, Colorado" dated "July 31/05" [sic]. The application includes the patient's name, gender, age, place of birth, occupation, residential information, medical information, marital status, number of children and their ages, means of support, and "names and addresses of your nearest relatives or friends Miss Esther Buxbaum 328 E. 52nd...

Overview Second application for admittance to the Denver JCRS filled out in ink by patient #973 Meyer Buxbaum dated "SEP 15 1906" [sic]. The application includes patient's name, age, birth place, occupation, residential information, medical information, marital status, number of children and their ages, means of support, and nearest relatives of friends "Miss E. Buxbaum 215 E. 4th ST. New York City," and the form is signed Meyer Buxbaum [sic]. The bottom of the page reads, "RECOMMENDATION," and has been...

Overview Handwritten note composed in ink by E. Buxbaum in "New York" to an unknown recipient society dated "Sept. 6 1905" [sic]. The note reads, "In answer to yours of the 2nd inst. I wish to say that I thank you most heartily for the kindness tendered to my brother and trust that it will be of great benefit to him. With the most sincere thanks to your most noble society" [sic]. The letter is signed by Esther Buxbaum.