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Jacob Sapirstein's Migration to America

The Joint Distribution Committee brought Jacob Sapirstein to America in 1905.

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... The Joint Distribution Committee brought him to America. He arrived in Boston in 1905 and then went to Chicago, where HIAS secured a job for him as an apprentice tailor at Hart, Schaffner & Marx. He did not like this work and contacted an uncle in Cleveland who owned a postcard store in the old Hollenden Hotel. ...
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