. History of Milwaukee, city and county . esentative residents of the city—men who highly esteemed him for his sterlingworth of character, for his splendid intellectual attainments and his fidelity to everycause which he espoused. Mr. Dalberg passed away July 10, 1916, having met with an automobile accident atRacine, Wisconsin, and his untimely death was the cause of great sorrow among allwho knew him. He is survived by two sisters. Miss Frieda Dalberg and Mrs. JuliaD. Bowers, who reside at the Hotel Astor in Milwaukee. HERMAN ANDRAE. A consecutive development and expanding interests have mark
. History of Milwaukee, city and county . esentative residents of the city—men who highly esteemed him for his sterlingworth of character, for his splendid intellectual attainments and his fidelity to everycause which he espoused. Mr. Dalberg passed away July 10, 1916, having met with an automobile accident atRacine, Wisconsin, and his untimely death was the cause of great sorrow among allwho knew him. He is survived by two sisters. Miss Frieda Dalberg and Mrs. JuliaD. Bowers, who reside at the Hotel Astor in Milwaukee. HERMAN ANDRAE. A consecutive development and expanding interests have marked the businesscareer of Herman Andrae, the founder and the president of the Herman Andrae Elec-trical Company, which is one of the pioneer industries of the kind in watchful of every opportunity pointing to success and recognizing thatlegitimate prosperity depends upon industry, close application and thoroughness, he hasso directed his labors and is today at the head of one of the important enterprises ofthe SALMON W. DALBEKG HISTOUY OF .MILWAUKEE 399 llr. Andrae is a native of this city, liis birtli liaving liere occurred in April, was educated in tlie Milwauljee public and parochial schools, which he attended tothe age of sixteen, and then began working tor his father, Julius Andrae, who wasborn in Saxony, Germany, and who passed away in the year 1917. Julius Andrae cameto the United States in 1853 and settled in Milwaukee in 1855. In 1860 he founded whatis now the Julius Andrae & Sons Company and his son, Herman Andrae, became asso-ciated with him in the business. When the latter was twenty-one years of age he wassent east on a trip by his father to learn the rudiments of the electrical business,which was then in its initial period of development. He worked in Philadelphia, NewYork and Savannah, Georgia, for a period of two years, being in the employ of thepioneer electrical dealers and workers. After his return home he was associated w
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