Billhead of Louis I. Aaron & Co., dated October 12, 1892. The company was located at 901 Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and dealt in barley, rye, hops, and brewers' supplies. The principals of the firm were Louis I. Aaron, Aaron Cohen, and Marcus Aaron. The City Malt House, associated with the company, was situated at 12-20 Vinial Street, Allegheny, Pennsylvania. The billhead provides a glimpse into the late 19th-century brewing industry in Pittsburgh and the business activities of Louis I. Aaron & Co. Additional biographical information on Louis I. Aaron, his business ventures, family connections (including the Rauh family), and philanthropic activities is included in the archival description.
Subject: Jewish Americans -- Pennsylvania -- Pittsburgh -- History -- 19th century
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Billhead from June 29, 1891, for Rauh Brothers & Co., a men's furnishing goods manufacturer and wholesaler located at 800-802 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The principals of the firm were Enoch, Marcus, Abe I., and Chas. M. Rauh. According to information from the Rauh Archives at the Pittsburgh Historical Society, Enoch Rauh was the leading figure in the company. The billhead provides a glimpse into the business operations of this prominent Pittsburgh firm.