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DOCUMENT STUDY 12926. The Workers' Republic, 24 November, 1900.27. Manus Q'Riordan, 'Jewish Trade Unionism in Dublin', in Q'Riordan and Pat Feeley, The Rise and Fall of IrishAnti-Semitism, (Dublin 2nd edition, 1985), p. 31.28. Census enumerators' returns, 1901 and 1911, Public Records Office.29. File of the Irish Garment Workers' Trade Union (formerly the International Tailors, Machinists and Pressers'Trade Union), Registry of Friendly Societies. The 1915 EXeCutivecOnsistedofPatrick Doy1e, Bamet Sigman,Edward Baker, Harris Guttenberg, Bamet Glass, Morris Goldstein and WaIter Carpenter, Secretary.30. Census enumerators' returns, 1911, Public Records Office.31. Workers' Republic, March, 1902.32. Wood Quay Ward Election Address, January, 1903.33. Andrew Rothstein, Lenin in Britain, (London, 1970), p. 14.34. ibid., pp. 22 and 26.35. C. Desmond Greaves, The Irish Transport and General Workers' Union - The Formative Years, (Dublin,1982), pp. 203, 239 and 350.36. Introduction by Manus Q'Riordan (ed.) to Frederick Ryan: Sinn Fein and Reaction, (Dublin, 1984), pp. 4 to8. Also pp. 31 to 35. For a biographical study of Theodore Rothstein see the essay by David Burke in JohnSlatter (eds.), From the Other Shore: Russian Political Emigrants in Britain, 1880-1917, (London, 1984), pp.81-97.37. Andrew Rothstein to Manus O'Riordan, London, 20 April, 1988.38. United Irishman, 28 May, 1904. Reprinted in full in Ryan, op.cit., pp. 13-14 and in O'Riordan and Fee1ey,op.cit., p. 12.39. SPI minutes 2, 15 and 22 January, 1906, NU .. Reverend Abraham Gudansky, a native of Lithuania, was theMinister of Dublin's premier synagogue at Adelaide Road. His son, the future District Justice Herman Good,would be a candidate for the Irish Labour Party in the 1944 General Election. Good's election poster is ondisplay in the Irish Jewish Museum, Walworth Rd. (off Victoria St.), Dublin 8.40. SPI minutes, 22 January, 1906.41. O'Riordan, 'Jewish Trade Unionism in Dublin', op.cit., pp. 32-36.42. Manus O'Riordan, 'The Tailors and Pressers Union', Dublin Jewish News, July 1987 ..43. Freeman's Journal, 8 July, 1909.44. William O'Brien diaries, 1 and 8 July, 1909, NU.45. Introduction by Manus Q'Riordan (ed.) to Frederick Ryan, Socialism, Democracy and the Church, (Dublin,1984), pp. 3 and 4.46. SPI minutes, 6 February, 6 March, 7 July, 1911, NU.47. Census enumerators' returns, 1911, Public Records Office.48. ibid., Isaac Baker No. 11, Abraham Sevitt No. 17 and Morris Taylor No. 29 Martin Street.49. ibid., Aaron Klein No. 14 and Harry Guttenberg No. 30 Warren Street.50. Leaflet for ITMPTU public meeting on 7 July, 1913. O'Brien Papers, NU.51. ITMPTU Returns, 1913, Registry of Friendly Societies, File 274T.52. ibid., 1912 to 1915 incl. Also certificate of marriage at the Camden Street synagogue on 16 August, 1914,between Leah Rick and Harry Levitas, a tailor's presser, of 33 Martin Street, who was a member of theITMPTU.53. Workers' Republic, 21 January, 1922.54. Workers' Republic, 1 April, 1922.Document: A Connolly Address To Dublin Jewish Workers(Note: Thefollowing is the 1902 Yiddish leaflet authored by Boris Kahan, Secretary of the East LondonJewish branch of the SDF, as translated for Saothar by Sid Resnick, of the US Yiddish socialistnewspaper, Morning Freiheit, on 12 May, 1987, the 71 st anniversary ofConnolly' s execution.)