The Jewish outlook., 1905-07-28

Ol Tullduelpnld, unQGf Cno auspices OF HOu-
manlan Jewish societies in mass meeting as
sembled, hereby express our deep sorrow
at the death of John Hay, late secretary of
state of the United States, and it is Re-
solved, That we appreciate the sterling quail
tiles of the deceased statesman. We honor
his memory for his love of fair play and for
his humanitarian principles. Resolved, That
in his intercesson in behalf of the oppressed
Jews OF ROumdnia and his readiness to
transmit to the government of Russia the
prOteStatiOn of American citizenship against
the abhorrent Kishineff Outrages, John Hay
set an example which covered with glory
the State Department and established pre-
cedent in international diplomatic relations
which raised diplomacy to high standard
of humanity; and be it further Resolved,
That a copy of these resolutions be pub
lished in the daily papers and copy thereof
be forwarded to the bereaved family.
The thirteenth annual reception inaugu-
rating the season of the Jewish Seaside
Home occurred in the institution, on New
port avenue, Ventnor, last Sunday after
noon and brought together number of
those interested in the work of the organi-
zation. The principal address was made by
the Rev. DR.. Kaufman Kohler, president of
the Hebrew Union College of Cincinnati,
who said that from the time that the infant
Moses was saved by the hands of a good
woman to be great leader the human
heart, and in especial the WOmanS heart,
throbbed with kindness for the helpless and
forlorn, and the Seaside Home
ception to the rule, for while the men did
nobly it remained for the women in Israel
to bestow the actual blessings of all charity
and kindness.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Aaron Katz who has from 1875 to $50
known descendants living, has organized an
exclusive family society called the Chill
dren of Aaron Katz Family Association"
and has been granted a charter by Governor
Herrick. The association was begun at a
reunion held January 1st of this year, since
which time a large number of applicants to
admission have proved their lineage to the
family. Charity, education and religion are
to be the chief practices of the new organ
ization, and meetings will be held fort
nightly.
Grover Cleveland. chairman of the trus-
tees of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety stock, in public letter to the policy
holders, asked for an expression of opinion
to their preferences in the selection Of di-
rectOrS.
large number of petitions are being
circulated. Hundreds of policyholders have
signed them. These petitions recommend
Mr.. M. A. Marks of this city, OF Mr.. Marks
the petition says:
Mr.. Marks is a Self-made man of un-
questioned ability and integrity. He has
the further qualifications of an intricate
knowledge of the assurance business, and
a fine comprehension of financial affairs,
gained through his years of service on the
finance committees of the largest national
banks in Ohio, and one of the largest trust
companies of Cleveland. He stands the
exponent of the public spirited man Of af
fairs. actively interested in the development
of the best and highest in civic, business
and financial life.
"Cleveland, the seventh city of the ma