Henry L. Hertz

Henry L. Hertz
Henry L. Hertz
	Cook County Coroner
	In office; 1885–1892
Preceded by	N.B. Boyden
Succeeded by	James McHale
Personal details
Born	November 19, 1847; Progressive

Henry Lamartine Hertz (November 19, 1847 – July 3, 1926) was an American businessman and politician.

Biography

Hertz was born in

Progressive Party. Hertz died of a heart attack at his home in Chicago, Illinois.^[1]^[2] Peter B. Olsen, who served in the Illinois General Assembly, was a close associate of Hertz.^[3]

Notes

^ 'Illinois Political Directory and Sketch Book 1898 With Portraits Of Party Leaders,' Bodine and Company, Chicago, Illinois: 1898, Biographical Sketch of Henry L. Hertz, pg. 57
^ 'Henry L. Hertz, Long Leader in G.O.P., Is Dead,' Chicago Tribune, July 4, 1926. part 1, pg. 11
^ 'Peter B. Olson,' Chicago Tribune, July 4, 1926, part 1, pg. 11

Party political offices
Preceded by Franz Amberg	Republican nominee for Illinois Treasurer 1892	Succeeded by Henry Wulff
Preceded by Henry Wulff	Republican nominee for Illinois Treasurer 1896	Succeeded by Floyd K. Whittlemore
Political offices
Preceded by Henry Wulff	Treasurer of Illinois 1897–1899	Succeeded by Floyd K. Whittlemore

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[1] 'Illinois Political Directory and Sketch Book 1898 With Portraits Of Party Leaders,' Bodine and Company, Chicago, Illinois: 1898, Biographical Sketch of Henry L. Hertz, pg. 57

[2] 'Henry L. Hertz, Long Leader in G.O.P., Is Dead,' Chicago Tribune, July 4, 1926. part 1, pg. 11

[3] 'Peter B. Olson,' Chicago Tribune, July 4, 1926, part 1, pg. 11

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