Scope and ContentDigital images of Special Supplement, 100th Anniversary of Hoboken & American Jewish Centenary; The Jewish Standard, Friday, March 18, 1955, pages 9-14 only. Original leaves 11-1/2" x 16" high. Articles include: page 10 Kupper Bier, Jewish Pioneer of Hoboken, Lived to Age of 110. Photo of Bier at White House with Calvin Coolidge. Died 1926. 1915 photo of the Jewish pioneers of Hoboken, members of the Board of Trustees of the Star of Israel Synagogue which later merged with the United Synagogue which in 1955 was at 115 Park Ave. The men are not named. page 11 Article by Moe Aronsberg: Recall Jewish Life in Early Days of Hoboken. History of Growth of Jewish Community. This article continues on page 12. Page also has photos of Moe Aronsberg, MIchael Aronsberg and Max. Z. Hurwitz. At lower right is an official salute by the Mayor and City Council to Hoboken Jewry. page 12 Contination of article from page 11 which includes photos of Nathan Marcus, Louis Tamarin and Herman Geismar plus one of the decorated exterior of Geismar's clothing store ca. 1910 when a new building for them had a grand opening. Continued on page 15 which is not present. Article: Rabbi [Chaim] Hirschensohn Won Wide Acclaim as Writer, Scholar. Died in 1935 at 80 Years of Age. Includes photo of him. Article: Hoboken Jewry to Aid Drive for Catholic School. re U.J. A. fundraising effort for St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church parochial school building. Continued on page 16 which is not present. Page 13 Greetings from supporters (ads) Page 14 Article: Organized in 1871: Adas Emuno Was First Synagogue in Hoboken. Photos of Samuel Springarn, Rabbi J. Max Weis and Bernard E. Marx plus view of the front of the temple at 637 Garden St. List of former Presidents of the the congregation. Four advertisements.