Rabbi Joseph Selig Glick appeared in the 1904 "Who's Who in Pennsylvania" as a Pittsburgh area rabbi who was born in 1851 in Patzumel, Kovno Guberniya, Russia.
It specifies that he studied first at the Yeshiva of Keidan, then at the yeshiva of Rabbi Levi Joseph Gordon of Shavel, and finally at the yeshiva of Lechovitz, Minsk Guberniya. While living there he married Eva Rabinowitz. He moved to Boguslav, Kiev Guberniya in 1871 and taught at the Government School.
When he arrived in the US after the Russian anti-Jewish riots in 1887, he settled in Pittsburgh, where he started a magazine, a newspaper, and organized the first Zionist Society in Pittsburgh.
Source - "Who's Who in Pennsylvania, 1904," http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/
It specifies that he studied first at the Yeshiva of Keidan, then at the yeshiva of Rabbi Levi Joseph Gordon of Shavel, and finally at the yeshiva of Lechovitz, Minsk Guberniya. While living there he married Eva Rabinowitz. He moved to Boguslav, Kiev Guberniya in 1871 and taught at the Government School.
When he arrived in the US after the Russian anti-Jewish riots in 1887, he settled in Pittsburgh, where he started a magazine, a newspaper, and organized the first Zionist Society in Pittsburgh.
Source - "Who's Who in Pennsylvania, 1904," http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/
Rabbi Joseph Selig Glick appeared in the 1904 "Who's Who in Pennsylvania" as a Pittsburgh area rabbi who was born in 1851 in Patzumel, Kovno Guberniya, Russia.
It specifies that he studied first at the Yeshiva of Keidan, then at the yeshiva of Rabbi Levi Joseph Gordon of Shavel, and finally at the yeshiva of Lechovitz, Minsk Guberniya. While living there he married Eva Rabinowitz. He moved to Boguslav, Kiev Guberniya in 1871 and taught at the Government School.
When he arrived in the US after the Russian anti-Jewish riots in 1887, he settled in Pittsburgh, where he started a magazine, a newspaper, and organized the first Zionist Society in Pittsburgh.
Source - "Who's Who in Pennsylvania, 1904," http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/
It specifies that he studied first at the Yeshiva of Keidan, then at the yeshiva of Rabbi Levi Joseph Gordon of Shavel, and finally at the yeshiva of Lechovitz, Minsk Guberniya. While living there he married Eva Rabinowitz. He moved to Boguslav, Kiev Guberniya in 1871 and taught at the Government School.
When he arrived in the US after the Russian anti-Jewish riots in 1887, he settled in Pittsburgh, where he started a magazine, a newspaper, and organized the first Zionist Society in Pittsburgh.
Source - "Who's Who in Pennsylvania, 1904," http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/
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