Dreyfuss family papers, 1889-1943 (bulk 1910-1930).

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Dreyfuss family papers, 1889-1943 (bulk 1910-1930).

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Chiefly financial papers of the Dreyfuss family including records of the Bail-Heineman company, 1910-1942, correspondence with W.M. Powers about mining claims in the Patagonia Development Co., 1913-1922, and personal financial records. There are also stock certificates for the Bail-Heineman Company, Saturday Morning Music Club and the Tucson Golf and Country Club and correspondence concerning a lawsuit with Albert Steinfeld about the Silverbell Mining District. Family photographs and one group photo of the Saturday Morning Music Club are also present.

.5 linear ft. (1 box)

Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division

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SNAC Resource ID: 7439323

Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division

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Berger, Madeline Dreyfuss, 1877-1943.

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Bail-Heineman Company.

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Dreyfuss family.

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Madeline Dreyfuss married first husband, Simon Heineman in 1898. Simon later founded the Bail-Heineman Company, a liquor distribution company. Madeline was active in Tucson's civic affairs, founded the Saturday Morning Music Club, and organized fundraising for the construction of the Temple of Music and Art. She married Harry Berger in 1927. Her sister, Fannie Dreyfuss, married Fred Fleishman, a prominent Tucson druggist. Their brother, Wilhelm, was a salesman who invested in mining and oil. ...

Saturday Morning Music Club (Tucson, Ariz.)

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Steinfeld, Albert, 1854-1935

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Biographical note: Businessman, Tucson, Ariz.; Albert Steinfeld came to Tucson to work for his uncles, the Zeckendorf brothers, in their mercantile store. He purchased the Tucson store in 1904, expanded the business and invested in many others. From the description of Steinfeld papers, ca. 1883-1963. (Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division). WorldCat record id: 549438911 ...