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Rabbi Aaron Teitelbaum (my great-grand-father) is the gentleman on the left with the beard. Being a founder of the JDC or Joint was among his many significant accomplishments. I do not know who the other unidentified person on the right is though I bet the JDC might. My other guess of who might know is my grand-uncle his son. Another place that might know is the Jewish Museum in NY which had the same picture hanging for many years.

hi i love this image and have included it on my blog with a credit to you. here's a link hoongyee.com/2010/05/24/a-couple-of-th…grant-proposal/ best, hoong yee lee krakauer www.hoongyee.com

Thanks for sharing this work with the Commons! We've used it in an illustration for opensource.com opensource.com/business/12/01/who-gets-seat-table

the unidentified person on the left is E. (Kasriel) Sarahson, see here: www.archive.org/stream/fouryearsofrelie00enge#page/61/mod...

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Standing portraits, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

great shot

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Cutler_(wrestler)

Presumably taken in New Mexico in the lead up to Jack Johnson's July 4, 1912 fight with Jim Flynn. Marty Cutler and "Professor" Burns were mentioned as sparring partners that accompanied Johnson from Chicago in a May 25, 1912 NY Times article ("Johnson Starts for Las Vegas"). The Library of Congress has two related photos, of Jim Flynn sparring and of Jim Flynn's training camp. (Note that this is not the Burns - Tommy Burns - that Johnson beat in his legendary July 4 1910 December 1908 fight. Tommy Burns was a sparring partner for Flynn, according to a May 1, 1912 NY Times article ("$1,100 for Johnson's Training").)

Burns fight 1908, Jim Jefferies 1910.

Thanks @David.Lafevor. Missed your comment ages ago, and just happened past this after the PBS special. Corrected mine, hopefully people noticed yours!