SH.
MAHLINSKI (b. 1860)
He came from Russia. After the pogroms of 1881, he immigrated to
the United States and settled in Philadelphia.
He contributed articles and translations from Russian and English to
such Philadelphia publications as: Dos
likht (The light) in 1899, Di idishe
presse (The Jewish press) in 1905, and Filadelfyer
morgn-tsaytung (Philadelphia morning newspaper) in January-April 1907. For a time he was the Philadelphia
correspondent for Yidishe tageblat
(Jewish daily newspaper) in New York.
Other biographical details remain unknown.
Sources:
D. B. Tirkel, in Pinkes
fun amopteyl fun yivo (Records of the
American division of YIVO), vol. 1 (New York, 1927-1928), pp. 260-61; Mozes
Frihman (Moses Freeman), Di iden in
filadelfye (The Jews of Philadelphia) (1935).
Khayim Leyb Fuks
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