Samuel Hajim, a president of the Assembly of the Jewish Religious-School Community, forwarded the lawsuit to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade, filed by the legal representatives of the new synagogue Moša Demajo, Jakov Mišulan and Jozef Hason against Jozef Almozlin for misconduct and insult.
Jurisdiction Over the Leased Shop Situated In the Russian Consulate
The Ministry of Finances informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that starting from St. George‘s Day in May 1846 the leasing of shops situated in the Russian Consulate facilities would not longer come under the jurisdiction of the Belgrade District Headquarters but under the jurisdiction of the Administration. The shops were leased to Dimitrije Radović and Samuilo Damar.
Jovan Poznanović Filed a Lawsuit Against Samuilo Alkalaj Over Debt
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to execute the decision reached in a lawsuit Jovan Poznanović had filed against Samuilo Alkalaj, and to collect the associated court fee from Alkalaj.
Jelena Čagan Filed a Lawsuit Against Jakov Berger, a Rabbi, Over Abuse
Correspondence of the Belgrade Town Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the lawsuit Jelene, a wife of Petar Čagan, a shop keeper, had filed against a rabbi Jakov Berger, his wife Fanika, a daughter Regina and his son Samuilo, over molesting and abuse.
Jewish Community Reported on Newly Born and Diseased Members
The Jewish Religious School Community reported on the number of born and deceased members of the Community from 20th to 30th November 1887. Samuilo Elazar, Avram Demajo, Hajim Gabaj got sons, Avram Adanja, Manahem Amar got daughters and Majir Levi got twins. Josif, son of Leon Jakovljević died.
Jakov Melamet Filed a Lawsuit Against Samuilo Zonana Over Debt
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect the debt from Jakov Melamet in favor of Samuilo Zonana according the court decision, likewise the associated court fees.
Jovan Poznanović Filed a Lawsuit Against Samuilo B. Isak Over Debt
Correspondence of the Belgrade Town Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the lawsuit Jovan Poznanović had filed against Samuilo B. Isak, over debt.
The official announcement confirming that Jakov Nahmijas left the manufacturing store he was had been running with his partner Samuilo Kavison. The registration certificate of the store that Kavison continued to run as the sole proprietorship, located at 10 Kolarčeva Street.
Josif Konfino Admitted to the Membership of the Belgrade Municipality
Josif Konfino, a transporting agent, applied for the admission to the membership of the Belgrade Municipality. The request was granted. The file comprised a birth certificate of Josif Konfino, the son of Samuilo and Dona Konfino, born on 25th June 1901 in Belgrade, issued by the Jewish Religious School Community.
Jewish Community Reported on the Numbers of Births and Deaths
The Jewish Religious School Community reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on number of births and deaths in the period between 11th and 20th January 1890. There were no babies born. David, a son of Isak Alkalaj, Rufk Sabitaj Koen and Venizjana, a widow of Samuilo Mandil, died.
The Alliance of the Jewish Religious School Community reported on a number of newborns in a period 1st-17th May 1881. Danilo Albahari got a daughter, Avram Mizrahi, Hajim Farhi, Avram Levi and Samuilo Melamed got sons.
Jewish Community Reported on Births and Deaths in the Community
The Jewish Religious School Community reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the number of newly born and deceased in the community in the period 10th to 20th April 1885: Samuilo Jakov Melamed and Sabitaj Isak Kazes got baby boys, no deaths recorded for the indicated period.
Jewish Community Reported on the Newly Born and Deceased Persons
The Jewish Religious School Community reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the number of the newly born and deceased in the Community in the period 11th to 20th February 1889. Babies were born in the families of David Majo and Gavriel Koen and a stillborn in the family of Samuil Melamed. Regina, daughter of Hajim Mejuhas died.
The Administrative Department of the Belgrade City Government informed the Directorate for Trams and City Lighting that a number of persons would be appointed to overlook the works and be responsible that no sabotage or job done poorly occurred. Those persons were Marsel Konforti, Ladislav Levaj, Samuilo Pesah, Avram Pesah, Anton Levaj and Ernest Braj. The appointed persons did not appear in the Directorate.
Jewish Community Reported on the Number of Births and Deaths
The Jewish Religious School Community reported to the the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the number of births and deaths in the period 11th to 20th October 1889. Avram Anaf‘s baby boy was born. Rafailo, a son of Solomon Levi, a baby boy of Moša Beraha, Samuilo, a son of Rafailo Farhi and Avram Levi‘s baby girl died.
Jewish Community Reported on Births and Deaths in the Community
The Jewish Religious School Community reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the births and deaths in the Community in the period 10th and 20th July 1886. Aron Alkalaj, Samuilu Hajon and Solomon Katarivas got children. A daughter of Solomon Blat died.
Jewish Merchants Interrogated For Working During the Church Service
David Pinto, Samuilo Cevi, Moreno Koen, Jozef Ruso and Levi Baruh, the merchants, were reported by the Terazije Precincts officers and accordingly interrogated over keeping their stores open during the church service.
Jovan Komdadinić Settled His Debt to Samujel and Kučo Amar
The Commercial Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to put a sequester on the mobile property of Jovan Komadinić, to secure the debt settlement to the merchants Samujel Amar and his son Kučo, but later it gave up the request because Komadinić settled the debt.
Jakov Albert Applied For the Admission to the Serbian Citizenship
Jakov Albert, a merchant, filed a request to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade for the admission to the Serbian citizenship. Albert, his wife Ana and a son Samuilo came to Belgrade from Alexandria, Egypt.
Jews Appointed To the Forced Labor To the Water Supplies Administration
The Belgrade City Government notified the Water Supplies Administration that it forwarded the Jewish mechanic engineers Samek Kiter, Arnold Samujlović, Samujlo Zunana, Ljubomir Milin, Leopold Hercog, Franjo Holo; chemists Filip Frank, Mirko Bihler, Zigmund Brukner, Samuilo Eškenazi, Rafajlo Avramović, Bela Bernet, Rudolf Štajner and Rafajlo Lević PhD in economy, to work in that Administration.
Jewish Community Reported on Births and Deaths in the Community
The Jewish Religious School Community in Belgrade reported on the number of newborn and deceased persons in the period between 10th and 20th May (year unknown): Josif Mandil got a baby boy and Simon Binja Gedalja got a baby girl. Children of Josif Mandil, Jakov Cevi, Sara Alvo, Maks Flajšer and Avram Kalderon died.
Upon the request of Sara Elijas, the Administration of the Town of Belgrade issued a certificate that Jahijel B. Ruso departed to Pančevo on 16th May 1865, and returned the next day. In addition, David B. Ruso was appointed the apprentice to Jahijel in November that year.
Ilija Garašanin, the Minister of the Interior communicated to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the ban for settlement of the Jews, after he had received information that over thirty poor families headed from Sarajevo towards Serbia. In addition, the Ministry was informed that a number of Jews settled in Serbia after being deported from Vlaška.
Josif Kabiljo Applied For the Admission Into the Belgrade Residency
Josif Kabiljo, the owner of the Herrmes Company, native of Jerusalem, applied for the admission into the residency of the Belgrade Municipality. Kabiljo settled in Belgrade from Sarajevo.
Josef Alkalaj Became a Member of the Association of Commercial Agents
Josef Alkalaj, a merchant from Sarajevo, informed the Association of Commercial Agents of Belgrade that he was pleased to accept the Association‘s invitation to become a member.
Jakov and Sara Kazes Appealed Filed a Lawsuit Against Sabitaj Kojen
Jakov Kazes and his wife Sara appealed to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade against the decision of the Belgrade Municipal Court associated with the lawsuit they filed against Sabitaj Kojen over debt.
Jewish Community Reported on the Number of Births and Deaths
The Assembly of the Jewish Religious-School Community reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the number of born and deceased persons in the period from 21st to 31st May 1892. A baby girl was born to Solomon Demajo. Avram, a son of Isak Alkalaj, Moša, a son of David Farhi, Simska, a widow of Solomon Amar, a newly born child of Hajnrih Hiršl, Sara, a daughter of Azriejel Kojen, Zumbula, a widow of Mordohaj Pijade and Đoja, a wife of Avram Ovadije, died.
Jakov Farhi Ruben and Jozef Farhi Filed a Lawsuit against Sara Lidži
Correspondence of the Belgrade Town Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the lawsuit Jakov Farhi Ruben and Jozef Farhi had filed against Sara, a wife of Isak Lidži, because she prevented the sale of a house and thus financially harmed them.
