Carl Bernhard Wittekind Strover

Background

Strover, Carl Bernhard Wittekind was born on December 11, 1865 in Wedigenstein, Prussia. Son of Bernhard and Caroline (Boedecker) Strover.

Education

Graduate Gymnasium, Minden, Prussia, 1884. Studied agriculture, politics and economics, University of Berlin, 1888-1890. Bachelor of Laws and Master of Arts, University of Wisconsin, 1894.

Career

Served in the Prussian Infantry, 1887-1891, commissioned, 1890, Lieutenant 54th Prussian Infantry. Came to the United States, 1891. Naturalized citizen, 1896.

Admitted to Wisconsin and Illinois bar, 1894, Supreme Court of the United States Court, 1910.

Major Illinois volumes Spanish-American War, 1898. Author: The Hawaiian Problem, 1898.

Monetary Reconstruction, 1922. Hard Times Can Be Ended, 1930.

Monetary Progress, 1937.

Home: Chicago, Illinois.

Achievements

• Carl Bernhard Wittekind Strover has been listed as a notable lawyer, author by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served in the Prussian Infantry, 1887-1891, commissioned, 1890, Lieutenant 54th Prussian Infantry.

Connections

Married Martha Gross, 1904. Children: Dorothy and Warren (both adopted).

Father:

Bernhard Strover

Mother:

Caroline (Boedecker) Strover

Spouse:

Martha Gross

child:

Dorothy and Warren Strover (both adopted)