United States District Court, Eastern District of Wisconsin 1905-1911. Nominated by Theodore Roosevelt on February 25, 1905, to a seat vacated by William H. Seaman; confirmed by the Senate on March 6, 1905, and received commission on March 6, 1905. Service terminated in 1911 due to death. Education: University of Michigan, A.B., 1866. University of Michigan Law School, LL.B., 1867. Professional Career: Private practice with Mr. O.S. Head, Kenosha, Wisconsin, 1868-1882. District Attorney, Kenosha County, Wisconsin, 1870-1876. Mayor of Kenosha, Wisconsin, 1876. Wisconsin State Assemblyman, 1879. Wisconsin State Senator, 1880-1882. Private practice with John B. Winslow, Racine, Wisconsin, 1882-1888. Private practice, Quarles, Spence & Quarles, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1888 -1899. United States Senator from Wisconsin, 1899-1905. Judge’s Manuscript Information: Location: State Historical Society of Wisconsin. 816 State Street, Madison, Wisconsin, 53706. (608) 264-6460. Quarles, Joseph Very, papers, 1837-1911, 1 cubic ft. The file consists of drafts and notes for articles and speeches (1864-1911), and personal and family correspondence (1860-1868). Hoard, William Dempster, papers, 1880-1918; 30.4 cubic ft. The file consists of correspondence. Location: University of Wisconsin -- River Falls. Chalmer Davee Library. 410 S 3rd St., River Falls, Wisconsin, 54022-5013. (715) 425-3567. Campbell, Samuel W., papers, 1881-1931; 4 boxes. The file consists of correspondence. Geiger, Ferdinand August Born 1867 in Cassville, Wisconsin. Died 1939. Federal Judicial Service: United States District Court, Eastern District of Wisconsin 1912-1939.
(Elevated from the Eastern District of Wisconsin, Chambers in the Milwaukee Federal Building and United States Courthouse) Born March 25, 1940 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Died August 10, 2011 in Chicago, Illinois Federal Judicial Service: United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit 1995-2011 Nominated by William J. Clinton on April 25, 1995, to a seat vacated by Richard Dickson Cudahy; confirmed by the Senate on August 11, 1995, and received commission on August 11, 1995. Assumed senior status on January 7, 2010. Service terminated on August 10, 2011, due to death. For biographical information and information on Judge Evans’ District Court service, see his entry under District Court Judges - Milwaukee. Awards and Recognitions: All-University Recipients, Alumni Merit Awards, “U.S. Circuit Judge Terence T. Evans,” Marquette University, 2001. Wisconsin Leaders in the Law, Lifetime Achievement Award, 2010 Judge Myron L. Gordon Lifetime Achievement Award, Eastern District of Wisconsin Bar Association, April 29, 2010 Law Clerks: Judith Donegan, 1995-2009 Lara Adamsons, 1995-1996 Stephen C. Gray, 1995-1996 Richard G. Frohling, 1996-1997 Michael W. Kazan, 1997-1998 Matthew R. Hall, 1997-1998 Jacqueline Riley Dunn, 1998-1999 Matthew J. Gaul, 1998-1999 Roger Burlingame, 1999-2000 Patrick Jasperse, 1999-2000 Michael E. McCann, 2000-2001 Rupa Goswami, 2000-2001 Andrew Schroder, 2001-2002 Lauri Schumacher, 2001-2002 Todd Mesibov, 2002-2003, 2004-2005 Veronica Spicer, 2002-2003 Daniel Goldberg, 2003-2004 Michelle Gauthier, 2003-2004 Michael Bess, 2004-2005 Robert Clark, 2005-2006 Stephen Sanders, 2005-2006 William Katt, 2006-2007