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The Chief Rabbi's Funeral: The Untold Story of America's Largest Antisemitic Riot by Scott D. Seligman New Year and the plight of refugees2024 American Book Fest Award Finalist in U. S. History On July 30, 1902, tens of thousands of mourners lined the streets of New Yorks Lower East Side to bid farewell to the citys chief rabbi, the eminent Talmudist Jacob Joseph. All went well until the procession crossed Sheriff Street, where the six story R. Hoe and Company printing press factory towered over the intersection. Without warning, scraps of steel, iron bolts, and scalding water rained