Letters from Abe Kaufman to Vera Vaughn, 381 No. Clark, Chicago, Illinois. Letters contain information about Abe’s daily activities in St. Louis. On Oct. 14, Abe writes telling Vera that all the “Jewish people” know about the affair; also that he and his brother, Jacob, are not speaking. On Oct. 25, Abe writes telling Vera that there was a “terrible wreck” on the Frisco Railroad at the Meramac Highlands and that he intends to go see it. On Oct. 28, Abe writes telling Vera that it “looks like McKinley will be elected.”, 1896 Oct, Box: 1, Folder: 9. Kaufman-Vaughn Correspondence, A2287. Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center.

Letters from Abe Kaufman to Vera Vaughn, 381 No. Clark, Chicago, Illinois. Letters contain information about Abe’s daily activities in St. Louis. On Oct. 14, Abe writes telling Vera that all the “Jewish people” know about the affair; also that he and his brother, Jacob, are not speaking. On Oct. 25, Abe writes telling Vera that there was a “terrible wreck” on the Frisco Railroad at the Meramac Highlands and that he intends to go see it. On Oct. 28, Abe writes telling Vera that it “looks like McKinley will be elected.”, 1896 Oct, Box: 1, Folder: 9. Kaufman-Vaughn Correspondence, A2287. Missouri Historical Society Library and Research Center. https://mohistory.mobiusconsortium.org/repositories/2/archival_objects/11176 Accessed November 14, 2024.