Vol. 1 no. 7 of al-Majalla al-Tijarriya contains a report on the Sixth American Foreign Trade Convention; an article by Michael Aboussleman on the American Dye Industry; opinions from various American businessmen on post-war prices; a survey of the…
Vol. 1 no. 9 of al-Majalla al-Tijarriya has articles on business ethics; the economic impact of World War I; and part one of a historical article by Dr. Philip Hitti on Syrian merchants trading with the city-state of Genoa in the twelfth century.…
Vol. 2 no. 11 of al-Majalla al-Tijarriya contains articles on the impact of presidential elections on economics; an overview of cotton cultivation in the Ottoman Empire; a history of Syrian Commerce in America; reports on economic conditions in the…
Vol. 3 no. 11 & no. 12 of al-Majalla al-Tijarriya contains: an analysis titled "Egypt's Unfavorable Trade Balance;" "Mr. Vanderlip's plan for a Bank of the United States of Europe;" a piece advising businessmen on how to prepare for the future; a…
Vol. 4 no. 2 of al-Majalla al-Tijarriya contains assessments on the impact of World War I on global economics, including an article on the topic by banker and journalist Frank A. Vanderlip; a consideration of economics in Central America; and a…
نسخة من رسالة امين الريحاني الى اميل زيدان* في 1930 - لم يذكر التاريخ. فيها يتحدث الريحاني عن حاجته المادية (المال) لذا يطلب من اميل تحويل مبلغ من المال مقابل ان يكتب له الريحاني "ثلاث مقالات لسنة [مجلة] الهلال القادمة". كما يرسل له الريحاني عنوان…
A foreign money order receipt from Angele Ellis to Sister Marguerite Louvet and the Orphanage of St. Charles in Beirut (spelled Beyrouth), Lebanon, dated 15 December 1945 for $130.00.
A foreign money order receipt from Angele Ellis (spelled Mrs. Toufee Ellis) to Lieutenant Yousef (spelled Joseph) Hobeiche. Sent from Carthage, New York to Qattine (spelled Kattine) Keserwan (spelled Kasrouan) Ghazir, Beirut (spelled Beyrouth) Syria,…
A foreign money order receipt from Angele Ellis (spelled Mrs. Toufee Ellis) to Lieutenant Yousef (spelled Joseph) Hobeiche. Sent from Carthage, New York to Qattine (spelled Kattine) Keserwan (spelled Kasrouan) Ghazir, Beirut (spelled Beyrouth) Syria,…
A foreign money order receipt from Angele Ellis (spelled Mrs. Toufee Ellis) to Lieutenant Yousef (spelled Joseph) Hobeiche. Sent from Carthage, New York to Qattine (spelled Kattine) Keserwan (spelled Kasrouan) Ghazir, Beirut (spelled Beyrouth) Syria,…
A foreign money order receipt from Angele Ellis (spelled Mrs. Toufee Ellis) to Lieutenant Yousef (spelled Joseph) Hobeiche. Sent from Carthage, New York to Qattine (spelled Kattine) Keserwan (spelled Kasrouan) Ghazir, Beirut (spelled Beyrouth) Syria,…
A foreign money order receipt from Angele Ellis (spelled Mrs. Toufee Ellis) to Adla Hobeiche. Sent from Carthage, New York to Qattine (spelled Kattine) Keserwan (spelled Kasrouan) Syria, dated 25 May 1942 for $25.00.
A letter from Aziz who sends money to his father through Ottoman Bank and reassures him about his businesses. He goes on to send his greetings to family and friends.
A letter from Khalil who asks about properties or lands for sale in the village, shares news of family and friends in diaspora, and tells him he is sending them money with a friend going home.
A letter from Khalil who asks his uncle about the patrimony of Mar Sassine, the extending of the church and the house next to it, and the water issue in Shaghour.
A letter from Aziz who reassures his father about his life and work and sends greetings to his family and friends. Due to the Beirut riot, Aziz was unable to send money to his family.
Two letters: First letter Khalil sends greetings to his family and friends. He then asks his uncle about the water issue in Shaghour, his son Youssuf, and becoming a cleric. Khalil then encourages his uncle to educate all of his sons and reassures…
A letter, probably from Khalil, asking about the water issue in Shaghour. He discusses sending money to family while also asking about land for sale and debts to people in the village. Lastly, he sends his greetings.
A letter from Khalil who sends greetings to his family and friends and tells his uncle that a friend is returning to Lebanon for visit. He also asks his uncle to send a response when they receive money. Lastly, Khalil asks his father and uncle to…
A letter from Aziz who sends greetings to his family and friends and tells his father that he sent him money. Aziz also shares that he recently partnered with his cousin for business.
A letter from Khalil who asks about his uncle's health and assures him about his son Aziz and daughter Shafiqa. He sends his uncle money through the Ottoman Bank and asks him to write back confirming money receipt.
