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Levi Ziegler Leiter (November 2, 1834 – June 9, 1904) was an American businessman based in Chicago. He co-founded what later became the Marshall Field & Company retail empire.
23 feb 2020 · Levi Z. Leiter. Although Field and Leiter were temperamentally and philosophically incompatible, they spent a decade and a half sharing ownership of Chicago’s finest dry goods emporium and an allied wholesale business of ever-growing magnitude.
17 mar 2003 · Levi. Z. Leiter of Chicago died suddenly early yesterday morning at the Vanderbilt college, Bar Harbor, Me., where he was spending the summer with his family. The end came suddenly, following an attack of heart failure shortly after midnight. At his bedside were Mrs. Leiter and his daughters, Daisy and Nannie.
Levi Leiter died June 9, 1904, at Bar Harbor, Maine. At his death his estate was valued at approximately $14 million. Joseph Leiter, 1868-1932: Joseph Leiter, Levi Leiter's only son, was born December 4, 1868, in Chicago. He attended school at St. Paul's, Concord, New Hampshire, and graduated from Harvard in 1891.
When old Chicago’s Levi Zeigler Leiter died in 1904, aged 69, he left behind him a wife, a son, three daughters and $30,000,000. Born in…
In January 1881, Field, with the support of his junior partners, bought out Levi Z. Leiter, renaming the business "Marshall Field & Company". As Palmer had before, Leiter retired to tend his significant real estate investments, which included commissioning a department store, Second Leiter Building in 1891 at State Street and Van Buren to house Siegel, Cooper & Company .
19 gen 2021 · Levi and Mary Leiter: Washington, DC's Quintessential Parvenus and Buccaneers The current site of the large International-style hotel at 1500 New Hampshire Avenue was once home to one of the largest and grandest mansions in Washington, built by Levi Ziegler Leiter (1834-1904).
