Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1906, Part 1

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
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S. STARK SONS UPHOLSTERERS

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Old Furniture Re-Covered Equal to New. REPAIRING, VARNISHING AND POLISHING. C. & P. Telephone Mt. Vernon 1535 W.

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CHARLES ZIES

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CHARLES ZIES

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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE CITY DIRECTORY

FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING MARCH 1ST,

1906

Containing an Alphabetical List of Business Firms and Private Citizens, a Directory of the City Officers, Terms of Court, Churches, Public and Private Schools, Benevolent, Literary and Other Associations, Banks, Incorporated Institutions, Etc. Also a Revised Street Directory,

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COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY R. L. POLK & CO., OF BALTIMORE REGISTERED 1899

PORO BONO

PUBLICO

ORGA

1898

DİRİ

957-959 CALVERT BUILDING FOR LIST OF PUBLIC ATIONS SEE PAGE 5.

Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1906 by R. L. POLK & CO., of Baltimore, Inc., in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C.

SOME INTERESTING FACTS

FOR THE

Investor, Manufacturer, Homeseeker, Tourist

AND THE

GREAT PUBLIC IN GENERAL

L ET us first sum up in a brief way what Baltimore has accomplished in the two years which have passed since the great fire which en- tirely wiped out the heart of the business section.

The value of the buildings destroyed by the fire, according to the Appeal Tax Court's estimate, was $12,908,300.

The value of the buildings erected since the fire, according to Building Inspector Preston's estimate, is $20,000,000.

The Burnt District Commission has done excellent work and de- serves great credit. They have acquired over 700 lots for the widen- ing of streets and docks, and this, together with the high class of buildings which our merchants have erected, make our new dis- triet a business section of which Baltimore is justly proud.

N OW let us look at Baltimore from the standpoint of the investor and try to enumerate a few of the reasons for and advantages of investing money in Baltimore.

FIRST-Nothing will be permitted to occur which would tend to blockade progress towards the Greater Baltimore.

SECOND-It is one of the greatest shipping ports in the United States, being the chief distributing point for the North and West of all the tropical and semi-tropical fruits, berries and roots. All the riches from the soil of the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida, Alabama and the wonderful and romantic islands of the Caribbean Sea are poured into the lap of Baltimore to be consumed here or distributed upon cities and towns less fortunately situated.

THIRD-Baltimore stands among the first of the grain marts of the world. Recently on a single day 75,000 bushels of corn were shipped from this port. Its elevators and terminals proved equal to this enormous task, and there are plans for more to be made. Its railroads carry the grain direct to tidewater, where vessels lie waiting. Such commerce as this has given Baltimore the right to her title of the LIVERPOOL OF AMERICA.

FOURTH-Before this year is out work will have started on the new Union Station of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which will be one of the finest and most up to date in the country, and so we could go on enumerating, but for lack of space we say to you "INVESTIGATE."

TN regard to Baltimore and manufacturers, we say unhesitatingly that it is the PLACE OF PLACES FOR FACTORIES, and we offer a few facts in proof.

Take, for instance, the cost of site-the opportunity for securing ideal sites-the facilities for transportation by land and water-the cheapness of fuel and many other features, there is no other city in the country offers such inducements for the establishment of fac- tories of all kinds as Baltimore does. Thousands of acres of subur- ban land, as well as cheap sites within the city in connection with the inducements of transportation and the ease with which indus- trious workmen may secure cheap permanent homes near to their place of occupation, all invite your earnest attention. In some great lines of manufacturing Baltimore already has the most extensive plants in the world, and the reasons for their location here are those which have been stated as well as many others not mentioned.

F OR the homeseeker Baltimore has many advantages peculiar to itself. all of which cannot but help to make it the ideal place for a home.

In the next few years Baltimore will spend over $50,000,000 for improvements. It will have parks that cannot be surpassed for beauty and attractiveness. It will have a fire department the equal of any in the land. It will have smooth pavements and fine school- houses. It has the finest markets in the world and the busiest. These are of vast importance to the home builder, as they enable him to procure the freshest of vegetables and fruits and all other food of land and sea at lowest possible prices. Again, Baltimore is a city of HOMES, and while the building of new and fine apartment houses in Baltimore is upon a great scale, the increase in the erec- tion of dwellings, which have a low rental, is far in proportion. Whole' blocks of dwellings of two, three and four stories, most of them of the smaller kind, spring up as if by magic in the most at- tractive sections of the city. Never before has there been such a rapid addition of new dwellings, and the real estate men inform us ALL WITH POPULAR PRICE RENTS. You can't make a mistake if you come to Baltimore and make your home.

F OR the tourist Baltimore is, with the possible exception of New York, the most interesting and historic city in the United States. We mention below a few places that you must not fail to see.

CITY HALL

WALTERS ART GALLERY

COURT HOUSE

MARYLAND INSTITUTE

POST OFFICE

WOMAN'S COLLEGE

NEW CUSTOM HOUSE

ST MARY'S SEMINARY

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

ENOCH PRATT FREE LIBRARY

BALTO STOCK EXCHANGE

MARYLAND HISTORICAL LIBRARY

AMERICAN BUILDING

FORT MCHENRY

B & O CENTRAL BUILDING CALVERT BUILDING

DRUID HILL PARK

CLIFTON PARK

CONTINENTAL BUILDING

PATTERSON PARK

EQUITABLE BUILDING

CARROLL PARK

FIDELITY BUILDING

RIVERSIDE PARK

KEYSER BUILDING

FEDERAL HILL PARK

MARYLAND TRUST BUILDING

THE OLD SHOT TOWER

NEW LAW BUILDING

WASHINGTON MONUMENT

UNION TRUST BUILDING THE CATHEDRAL

WILDEY MONUMENT

THE PEABODY INSTITUTE

WELLS AND McCOMAS MONUMENT

THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY

ARMISTEAD MONUMENT

THE JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL COLUMBUS MONUMENT

BATTLE MONUMENT

CONFEDERATE MONUMENT

Then Baltimore has many other advantages. Within an hour or two's run there are a half dozen large cities and interesting and historie points which the tourist could see in a day, returning to Baltimore in the evening.

BALTIMORE'S POPULATION

N' estimate of the population of a city is a matter necessarily enjoined upon the Directory Publisher. The figures which we herewith tender are arrived at from careful calculation and can be considered practically accurate.

685,020 INCREASE OVER 1905 12,820

Thexe figures represent all persons living or doing business within the city limits and also include all people living in the adjacent suburbs, which are to all purposes a part of our city. A DIRECTORY IS FOR SERVICE.

No person can get the best results from a good Directory except through an understanding of its resources and how to utilize them. To learn the scope of information given in this Directory consult the Index to Contents on Pages 13 to 20.

T O the great Baltimore public we wish to extend our thanks for its hearty co-operation with us in our efforts to publish in Baltimore a City Directory which shall be in keeping with New and Greater Baltimore.

R. L. POLK & CO., OF BALTIMORE, Publishers.

W E wish to make special mention to the many readers of this book of our advertising section-pages 1317 to 1516-placed directly in the center of this book. If the great Baltimore public will "get the habit" of turning to these pages when they want to find out where they can buy a certain article or who they can get to do a certain piece of work they will save themselves much time and worry and will be as- -ured of getting only the best from any of the people whom they find rep- resented on these pages.

THINK IT OVER.

We also wish to call attention to the wide circulation which our Baltimore City Directory has, and we know that the public will then feel amply repaid for the trouble and pains that they have gone to in assisting us to compile this work.

In practically every city in the United States of 50,000 inhabitants and over our City Directory will be placed on file for the use of all the people in that city, and in addition to this the publishers have this year made arrangements to place a copy of our 1906 Baltimore City Directory into practically all towns of any im- partner in the entire South absolutely free of charge, covering every state from the Atlantic Coast west to the Mississippi River, and from Maryland south to the Gulf of Mexico.

We feel assured that the placing of this index to our city into the midst of the great South cannot but help to be of great advantage in bringing Baltimore closer to the South and in making the ties which bind them together another link stronger.

We shall endeavor from year to year to continue to place our City Di- rector throughout the South and to in every way possible educate the Southern people to the knowledge that these Directories are placed there for their use in order to get them closer and better acquainted with our city, which is the natural distributing point for that entire country.

The people of these towns are prone to judge our city by our City Directory, so let us all endeavor to make it the best City Directory in the United States and a credit to Baltimore.

R. L .. POLK & CO., OF BALTIMORE.

Publishers.

INDEX TO CONTENTS

ABBREVIATIONS

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

1317-1516

Aged Men's Home. 2618 Aged Women's Home. 2618

All Saints' Home for Children ... .2618 American Telephone & Telegraph Co .. 2640

Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite

Masons.

2638

Ancient & Honorable Mechanical Co .. 2636

Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of

the Mystic Shrine

2638

Ancient Order of Hibernians

2637

Ancient Order United Workmen. .2637

Appeal Tax Court (See Department of Review and Assessment) .2611

APPENDIX

2606

Appraiser's Office

2606

Art Commission .. 2611

Arts & Crafts Society .2636

Arundel Club ... .2626

Association of Dental Surgeons. 2630

Association of Fire Underwriters

2633

Association of Maryland Line.

2632

Association of Trained Nurses .2630

Athenaeum Club.

.2626

Athletic Association of Johns Hopkins

University

.2636

Augsburg Home. 2618

Baltimore Association for the Improve-

ment of the Condition of the Poor .... 2618 Baltimore Chamber of Commerce .... .2629

Baltimore Chapter American Institute of Bank Clerks ... .2633 Baltimore Chapter American Institute of Architects. .2634 Baltimore City Christian Endeavor Union

Baltimore City Jail ..

2611

Baltimore Clearing House. .2614

Baltimore Club ...

Baltimore Coal Exchange .. 2629

Baltimore Coffee Exchange ..

2629

sociation.

.2636

Commissioners for Opening Streets (See

Baltimore College of Dental Surgery .. 2630 Baltimore Country Club .. .2626 Department of Review and Assess-

Baltimore Federation of Labor

.2634

ment).

.2611

Baltimore Fruit and Produce Associa-

tion

.2633

partment of Finance).

2610

Baltimore Fruit Exchange.

2629

Concord Club.

2627

Baltimore Manual Labor School.

.2628

Credit Men's Assn of Balto City

.2633

Baltimore Medical College.

.2630

Crescent Club.

2627

Baltimore Orphan Asylum. .2619 Custom House. 2606

Baltimore Reform League.

.2626

Deaconess

Home of the Methodist

Baltimore Retail Druggists'

Associa-

tion

.2633

Deaconess

Home of the Presbyterian

Baltimore Stock Exchange.

.2629

Church.

.2619

Baltimore

Typographical Union, No.

2634

Department

Charities

and

Cor-

Baltimore United Butchers' Ass'n ....

.2633

rections.

2611

Baltimore University School of Medi- cine 2630

Banks.

2614 to 2618

Bar Association of Baltimore .2633 Beneficial & Benevolent Societies. .2632 Beneficial Association of the Maryland Line, C. S. A ... .2632 Benevolent & Protective Order of

Elks

2637

*Bethel (A. M. E.) Church Home. .2619 Black Knights' Society. 2637 Dispensaries. .628

Board of Foreign Missions 2636 Board of Police Commissioners 2612

Board of Police Examiners. 2613

Board of Public Works. 260S Board of State Aid & Charities. 2607 Board of Trade .. 2629 Bohemian Gymnastic Society .2636

Boxmakers' Exchange .. 2629

Boys' Home Society. .2619 Engineer Corps, U. S. A .. 2606

Bricklayers' Protective & Beneficial Union No. 1. .2634 Briska Help Association. .2619

Brotherhood of St. Andrew Emmanuel Chapter ..

Brotherhood of St. Andrew, Md Se- nior Assembly .. .2632

Brotherhood of St. Andrew, Baltimore Junior Assembly. .2632 Builders' Exchange

Builders' Exchange Building Co.

633

Burnt District Commission. .2612

Business

and Improvement Associa-

tions

.2633

BUSINESS DIRECTORY 2182

Business Men's Improvement Associa-

tion of Highlandtown.

2633

Cadets of Temperance 2637

Canned Goods Exchange. 2624

Canton Improvement Association. 2633

Catholic Benevolent Legion. .2632

Catholic Club

9626

Cemeteries ..

2618

Century Cycling Club

Central Business Men's Association ..

.2633

Chamber of Commerce Building Co .... 2633 Charitable Institutions and Societies. . 2618

Charity Organization Society .2619

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone

Company.

2641

Christ Church Orphanage.

.2619

Christian Tribune Home

for

Young

Ladies

2619

Churches ..

.2621 to 2626

Cigarmakers' Internat'l Union No 1 .... 2635

Circuit Courts

.2609

City Council.

.2610

City

Engineer

(See

Department

Public Improvement)

.2611

City Government.

.2610

City Library.

.2611

City Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph.2613

City Surveyor ..

2611

Civil Service Reform Association ...... 2633

Clinical Section of Medical and Chi-

rurgical Faculty ...

.2630

Clothiers' Board of Trade. .2629

2636

Clubs.

. 2626

College of Physicians and Surgeons .... 2630

Colored Aged Men's and

Women's

.2626

Home ..

.2619

Colored Young Women's Christian As-

Baltimore Hebrew Free School ..

2618

Constables. .

2611

Baltimore Horse Show Association .... 2633

Baltimore Implement and Vehicle As- sociation 2633

Country Club of Baltimore County 2627

Episcopal Church ..

.2619

Decorative Art Society

.2633

Department of Education.

.2611

Department of Finance. .2610

Department of Law 2610

Department of Parks and Squares .... 2611 Department of Public Improvements .. 2611

Department of Public Safety .. 2610

Department of Reviews and Assess-

ment.

.2611

Department of Street Cleaning (See

Department of Public Safety)

2610

Dolan Aid Society

.2619

East Baltimore Business Men's Asso- ciation. 2633 East End Improvement Association .... 2633 Educational Institutions .. 2628

Egenton Orphan Asylum and School .. 2619 Electrical Commission. .2611

Emory Grove Association .2633

Enoch Pratt Free Library. 2630

Exchanges and Board of Trade. 2629

Female Christian Home .. .2619 Female City Mission. 2636

.2636 | Female House of Refuge .. 2608

Fire Department ... 2612

Firemen's Relief Association.

2632

Florists' Exchange.

2629

Foreign Consuls at Baltimore.

.2627

2629 Foresters of America. . 2637

Commissioners of Finance

(See

De-

Consuls.

2627

Coroners.

2612

Baltimore Law School.

2628

Courts

2609

Page. 101

Page.

2626

INDEX TO CONTENTS.

Page.

Franklin Buchanan Camp No. 47 (U. C. V.) .2632 Libraries .2630

Fraternal Order of Eagles. 2637 Frederick-Av Improvement Assn. 2633

Free Day School for Deformed Chil- dren 2628

Free Summer Excursion Society 2619

French Benevolent Society. 2639

Friendship Council. Jr O U A M, Li-

brary

2630

Funeral Directors' Association 2633

GENERAL DIRECTORY OF NAMES 101

German Aged People's Homes 2614

German

(Evang) Immigrant

House

and Seamen's Home.

2619

German Orphan Asylum.

2619

German Society of Maryland. 2632

Germania Club.

2627

Government of Maryland

2607

Government of the U. S. 2606

Grand Army Club of Maryland. 2627

Grand Army of the Republic. 2632

Gustav Adolf Association ..

.2636

Gynaecological and Obstetrical Society.2630

Harbor Masters ..

.2611

Health Department (See Department of Public Safety) 2611

Hebrew Benevolent Society. 2632

Hebrew Free Burial Association. .2619

Hebrew Friendly Inn and Aged Home.2619 Hebrew Hospital and Asylum Assn .... 2630

Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society

2619

Hebrew Ladies' Sewing Society. 2619

Hebrew Orphan Asylum. .2619

Hebrew

Society for Educating Poor

and Orphan Children.

2619

Hebrew Young Men's Sick Relief Assn.2619 Henry Watson Children's Aid Society .. 2619

Heptasophs, or S W M 2637

Hibernian Club of Baltimore. .2627

Hibernian Society of Baltimore. 2632

Highway Division of Md Geological

Survey

2609

Home (The) .. 2619

Widows ..

2619

Home for Incurables. 2619

Home for Mothers and Infants .. 2619

Home for the Aged (M E Church) .2620

Home of the Friendless ... 2620

Home of the I O O F of Md. 2620

Homoepathic Nurses' Home .2620

Hospital Relief Association of Mary- land (The) 2620

Hospital and Infirmaries. .

2624

House of Reformation for Colored Boys. . 2620

House of Refuge 2608

House of the Good Shepherd. 2620 1

House of the Good Shepherd (Co)) 2620 Improved Order of Heptasophs. .2637 Improved Order of Red Mon. 2638

Independent Order Good Templars .2638

Independent Order of Mechanics 2638

Independent Order of Odd Fellows. 2638

IDEA TO ADVERTISEMENTS 16

Indigent Sick Society .2620

Industrial Home for Colored Girls. .... 2620

Inspectors Weights and Liquid Meas- ures 2611

INTRODUCTORY

Irish Historical Society. .2636

Isaac R Trimble Camp No 1025 (( C V).2632

James R Herbert Camp No 657 ( IT C V). 2632

Jobbing Confectioners' Association. .... 2633

Johns Hopkins Colored Orphan Asy- lum

2620

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Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1906, Part 1

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1905 Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 2600

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2600