. Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees. Bar of the State of New York in1893, and in November of the following year wasappointed Junior Assistant to the LTnited States Dis-trict Attorney. He was appointed Assistant UnitedStates District .-Xttorney in 1S95, and held thatposition until .\pril i, 1898, when he was appointedSpecial .Assistant LI. S. District Attorney in an im-portant Government case, and again in another inOctober 1898. Mr. Koliler became a
. Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees. Bar of the State of New York in1893, and in November of the following year wasappointed Junior Assistant to the LTnited States Dis-trict Attorney. He was appointed Assistant UnitedStates District .-Xttorney in 1S95, and held thatposition until .\pril i, 1898, when he was appointedSpecial .Assistant LI. S. District Attorney in an im-portant Government case, and again in another inOctober 1898. Mr. Koliler became a member ofthe firm of Lewinson, Kohler & Schattman in has made cases in the federal courts a specialty,and that he possesses a peculiar aptitude for thisbranch of his profession is evidenced by the factthat already at Columbia he took the ConstitutionalLaw Prize of $150. He also took the Civil ServiceReform Essay prize of $100, and is the author of a UNIVERSiriES AND THEIR SONS number of monographs and articles on historical,religious and legal subjects, besides having editedThe Settlement of the Jews in North America byCharles P. Daly, , published in 1S93. In. MAX J. KOHLER May 1899 he publishe<l a monograph on Methodsof Review in Criminal Cases in the United States,as part of a large volume, published in London,entitled The Necessity of Criminal Appeal as Il-lustrated by the Maybrick Case and the Jurispru-dence of Various Countries, edited by J. H. Levy,and this monograph was also printed separately inpamphlet form. He is a member of the AmericanHistorical Association, the Academy of PoliticalScience, Phi Beta Kappa, the New York Bar Associ-ation, the Executive Council of the American JewishHistorical Society, Good Government Club and theFreundschaft Society and the Judaeans. His politi-cal tone is that of an Independent Democrat, andhe is an earnest supporter of all efforts to obtaingood government for his city, as well as in widerfields. BURR, Colonel Bell Co
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