Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1907, Part 1

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2824

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FOR THE STATES OF

Alaska and Yukon,

Arkansas, California, Delaware, District of Columbia,

Florida,

Idaho. Illinois, Indiana, Iowa Kansas Kentucky,

Maryland. Michigan. Minnesota, Montana, Missouri,

North Dakota,

Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota. Tennessee,

Texas, Utah. Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin.

CITY DIRECTORIES

ALABAMA.

Birmingham, Huntsville, Mobile. Montgomery, Selma.

ARKANSAS.

Fort Smith, Helena, Hot Springs, Tonesboro, Litte Rock, Paragould. Pine Bluff. Texarkana.

CALIFORNIA.

Los Angeles, Ramona. Riverside. San Bernar- dino. San Diego, Santa

Barbara.

COLORADO.

INDIANA. Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, Lafayette. Richmond. Colo. Springs, Terre Haute, Colo. City, Grand Jnct., Pueblo. Salida City, Trinidad.

Vincennes.

IOWA.

Boone. Council Biffs. Des Moines. Fort Dodge. Mason City, Sioux City.

KANSAS.

Chanute. Emporia. Ft. Scott, Hutchinson, Tola. Lawrence, Ottawa. Parsons, Pittsburg, Topeka. Wichita.

MARYLAND. Baltimore, Cumberland.

MICHIGAN. Adrian.

Alpena. Ann Arbor. Battle Creek,

Bay City, Benton Harbor,

Calumet,

Detroit. Escanaba,

Flint. Grand Rapids, ITillsdale.

Bozeman, Butte. Houghton Co., Dillon City,

Fort Benton, Great Falls. Helena. Kalispell,

Lewistown, Livingston, Missoula.

NEBRASKA.

Beatrice, Fremont, Hastings, Kearney, Lincoln, Omaha, York.

NEW YORK. Tona wanda.

OHIO. Chillicothe, Columbus, Coshocton. E. Liverpool, Findlay,

Erie. Greensburg. Kittanning. Homestead, Lancaster. Lebanon. Mckeesport. Pittsburg and Allegheny, Scranton.

Washington. Wilkes-Barre. York City.

SOUTH DAKOTA. Huntington.

Parkersburg. Wheeling.

WISCONSIN.

Ashland. Marinette. Superior.

WYOMING.

Cheyenne. Laramie.

General Offices, 68, 70 and 72 Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.

DISTRICT OFFICES :

Baltimore,

Colo. Spgs.,

Helena.

Honolulu. Indianapolis, Jacksonville,

Kalamazoo, Little Rock.

Los Angeles, Memphis, Minneapolis, Nashville. N. Y. City, Ogden,

Omaha.

St. Louis,

Spokane.

Bay City.

Columbus,

Boise,

Des Moines.

Butte.

Duluth.

Cheyenne,

Chicago,

Fort Wayne. Grand Rapids

FOR

Muskegon, Owosso, Petoskey, Saginaw, St. Joseph, Sault Ste. Marie, Traverse City.

MINNESOTA. Albert Lea, Austin, Duluth, Faribault. Mankato, Minneapolis, New Ulm. Owatonna City.

Range Towns, Lima,

St. Paul. Stillwater.

Marion.

Salem. Tiffin,

Toledo,

Washington

C. H.

OKLAHOMA.

Enid.

Guthrie,

Lawton.

Shawnee,

So. McAlester

OREGON.

Albany City, Astoria.

Baker City.

Coos County,

Dallas City, Douglas Co. Eugene City, Portland, Salem. So. Oregon.

WASHINGTON.

Adams Co., Bellingham, Chelan Co., Ellensburg, Everett,

PENNSYLVANIA. Gray's

Harbor, Lewis Co., Lincoln Co., N. Yakima, Olympia, Seattle. Skagit Co., Spokane, Tacoma, Walla Walla. Whitman Co.

WEST VIRGINIA.

Charleston, Clarksburg, Fairmont,

Mitchell. TENNESSEE.

Memphis, Nashville. UTAH.

Logan City, Ogden.

Park City,

Provo,

Scranton.

Toledo.

Seattle.

Washington.

Sioux City, Wheeling.

Pittsburg, Portland,

St. Paul

Salt Lake,

Springfield, Tacoma.

Pueblo.

Saginaw. St. Joseph,

Salt Lake City.

DIST. OF COL. Washington.

FLORIDA. Jacksonville, Key West, Pensacola, Tampa.

GEORGIA. Augusta, Brunswick, Columbus, Macon, Valdosta.

HAWAIIAN TER. Honolulu and Hawaiian Ter.

IDAHO. Boise City, Kootenai. Nez Perces. Pocatello. ILLINOIS. Joliet, Springfield.

Ionia Co .. .Jackson, Kalamazoo, Ludington, Manistee. Marquette, Menominee,

MISSOURI. St. Joseph.

MONTANA.

Anaconda, Billings,

NORTH DAKOTA. Duquesne, Minot.

Altoona. Braddock, Butler. DuBois.

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1871

ERECTED BY John T. Ford

1907

MANAGED BY Chas. E. Ford

FORD'S

BALTIMORE'S PERFECT PLAYHOUSE

UNEXCELLED IN

Comfort, Elegance and Construction

PRESENTING ONLY

High-Class Attractions

ERECTED BY John T. Ford

1871

MANAGED BY Chas. E. Ford

1907

CHARLES ZIES & SONS Engineers and Machinists

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Manufacturers of Steam Engines Steam and Hand Elevators Brewers and Butchers' Machinery,

PIPE FITTING, STEAM and HOT WATER HEATING, Contractors for Ice-Making and Refrigerating Plants,

REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS, &c. PIPES, VALVES, FITTINGS, BELTING, PACKING, &c.

C. & P. Telephone, Gilmor 154

Maryland Telephone, Henrietta 82

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INVITES AND ATTRACTS MERCHANTS

AND INVESTORS

THE MOST ATTRACTIVE AND DE- SIRABLE DISTRIBUTING MARKET FOR THE SOUTH OFFERS OPPORTU- NITIES TO THOSE SEEKING THE BEST

For Information Write CHARLES E. WELSH, Secretary

Travelers and Merchants' Association

C. H. FORREST, Secretary

Merchants and Manufacturers' Assoc'n

BALTIMORE CITY DIRECTORY

FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING MARCH 1ST,

1907

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, AND A COMPLETE

CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Which Contains a Full and Complete List of All Trades, Professions and Pursuits.

PRICE : SEVEN DOLLARS

COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY R. L. Polk & Co., of Baltimore

*REGISTERED 1893.

CONG PUBLICO ASSOCIATION % AMERICA

1898

DIRECTORY

PUBLISHERS

957-959 CALVERT BUILDING FOR LIST OF PUBLICATIONS SEE PAGE 5

Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1907 by R. L. POLK & CO., of Baltimore, Inc., in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C.

T GREATER TI BALTIMORE Making Giant Strides

MILLIONS BEING SPENT IN IMPROVEMENTS

$10,000,000 Sewerage System under way. Big New Docks approaching completion. Magnificent Park System, connected by Broad Boulevards in process of development.

Widening of streets to afford greater wharfage and traffic facilities begun. Twenty New Public Libraries to be erected. Many other vast projects planned.

These are only a few pointers that are addressed to investors, manufacturers & homeseekers for their consideration.

T HE progress of Baltimore during the past year in every depart- ment-Municipal, Industrial and Commercial-has been so great that the most sanguine expectations of its citizens have been exceeded. An imposing array of figures might be cited in sup- port of this, but no adequate conception could even then be obtained without a close analysis.

We shall enumerate only a few conspicuous facts, which indicate the great and rapid growth that is on, and why Greater Baltimore offers to the Manufacturer, Investor, and Homeseeker advantages not pos- sessed by other cities.

Commercial and Industrial Advantages.

Compactly put they are these :

Metropolis of the South.

Abundant manufacturing sites.

Facilities and terminals of a great port.

Accessibility to coal and iron fields and raw materials of various kinds.

Proximity to sources of the most diversified food supply at lower cost than in any other large city in the United States.

Advantageous distributive center, especially for the South and West.

Warehouse and factory rentals lower than in other principal cities.

Cheapest market in which merchants of the South and near West may replenish their stocks.

Greatest corn port in the world.

Conservative financial methods.

Moderate real estate values.

Thrifty and intelligent population.

Ample supply of efficient labor.

Moderately priced homes.

Plenty of schools, libraries, churches, and all the other elements that go to make it a delightful place of residence.

The commercial organizations aim to make Greater Baltimore the most attractive city in the United States.

A Peep Into the Future.

Rich in all these possessions, one may conjure up what a glorious future is in store for Baltimore, when one considers that it is 150 miles nearer Chicago than New York is; 210 miles nearer to St. Louis, and 240 miles closer to Pittsburg.

Into the far South and West, Baltimore is now sending its products, and those it obtains from the South to distribute. Its straw hat factories turn out more hats than all the other factories of the country. Its cotton duck mills supply over half of all this material used on land and sea. Its tin can factories turn out more cans than all the rest of the country, and its packing and canned goods factories are the largest in America. It produces nearly two-thirds of all the overalls and working men's jackets sold in this country, and the manufacturing of men's

shirts has taken gigantic proportions. It leads in the manufacture of clothing. As the greatest market in the world for corn, Baltimore is favorably known from Sweden to Spain, and from Germany to Ireland, for absolute reliability of grade and uniformity of quality. The growth of this corn export trade has induced many enterprising men to engage in it.

Invitation to All.

Enterprising Investors and Manufacturers seeking an outlet for their capital are asked to consider also these facts :

Baltimore is 175 miles nearer the central Western States than any of the Northern Atlantic ports, and centrally located with respect to the immense coastwise traffic that is carried up and down the Atlantic. It has more coastwise vessels than New York and Philadelphia combined, and by means of two trunk line systems running East and West, with a third in process of completion, and three extending North and South, reaches every section of the United States that can by any stretch be termed tributary to the city.

A Real Home City.

There are no tenements in Baltimore, a fact which has tended greatly to make the workingman contented. Vast building operations, consisting of beautiful two-story and three-story houses, are now being pushed far out into the Annex. In this district alone the city proposes to spend $500,000 for improvements. The car facilities are ample, en- abling the worker, banker, or whoever he may be, to reach the center of the city in far shorter time than is the case in other principal cities. A new trolley road between Baltimore and Washington, which is expected to be in operation by July 1, 1907, will open up a great region that will be studded with homes.

Municipal Enterprise.

Rising phœnix-like from the ashes of the great conflagration, the city is spending $50,000,000 towards establishing the Greater Baltimore. The $10,000,000 sewerage system is in process of construction ; the great new docks are approaching completion ; and the development of the Annex, and a magnificent system of parks, connected by boulevards, has been begun. During the past year the Fire Department was en- larged and an increased water supply for the city provided. In this year the municipality expects to spend $17,000,000 in advancing the improvements under way and in starting other authorized projects. A gift from Mr. Carnegie of $500,000 has made possible the erection of 20 new branches to the Enoch Pratt Library, which added to the other libraries already established, will give Baltimore a great library system.

Baltimore's Population.

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

689,187. INCREASE OVER 1906, 4,167.

These figures represent all persons living or doing business within the city limits who go to make up the population of Greater Baltimore, and also include all people living in the adjacent suburbs.

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 14 to 16.

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

R. L. POLK & CO., of Baltimore, Publishers.

Think It Over.

We also wish to call attention to the wide circulation which our Baltimore City Directory has. 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 the 1907 Baltimore City Directory into practically all towns 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 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 Directory throughout the South, and in every way possible to 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 section.

The people of these towns are prone to judge our city by our City Directory, hence our endeavor to make it the best City Directory in . the United States, and one that will be a credit to Baltimore.

R. L. POLK & CO., of Baltimore, Publishers.

INDEX TO CONTENTS

Page.

ABBREVIATIONS 101

Aged Men's Home .. . 2820

Aged Women's Home. 2821

All Saints' Home for Children. .2821 American Telephone & Telegraph Co. 2833

Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons . 2831

Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of

the Mystic Shrine ..

2831

Ancient Order of Hibernians.

2829

Ancient Order United Workmen. 2830

Appeal Tax Court (See Department of Review and Assessment) 2805

APPENDIX

2800

Appraiser's Office

2800

Art Commission.

2805

Arts & Crafts Society .2825

Arundel Club .. 2818

Association of Dental Surgeons 2825

Association of Fire Underwriters 2825

Association of Maryland Line .. 2824

Association of Trained Nurses. 2825

Athenaeum Club.

2818

Athletic Association of Johns Hop- kins University 2825

Augsburg Home .. 2821

Baltimore Association for the Im-

provement of the Condition of the

Poor

.2825

Home

.2821

Colored Young Women's Christian As-

sociation

. 2829

Commissioners for Opening Streets

Baltimore City Christian Endeavor

Union

Baltimore City Jail.

2825

Baltimore

Club.

2808

Baltimore

Coal Exchange.

2820

Baltimore Coffee Exchange

2820

Baltimore Country Club. 2808

Baltimore Federation of Labor 2825

Baltimore Fruit and Produce Associa- tion 2825

Baltimore Fruit Exchange. 2820

Baltimore Hebrew Free School. 2825

Baltimore Horse Show Association. .2825

Baltimore Manual Labor School. 2821

Baltimore Medical College.

2820

Baltimore Orphan Asylum 2821

Baltimore Reform League. 2825

Baltimore Retail Druggists' Associa-

tion 2825

Baltimore Stock Exchange. 2820

Baltimore Typographical Union, No. 12 .2825

Baltimore United Butchers' Ass'n. . . 2825

Baltimore University School of Medi- cine .2821

Banks.

2808 to 2812

Bar Association of Baltimore .. .2825

Beneficial & Benevolent Societies ... .2823

Beneficial Association of the Mary- land Line C. S. A.

Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks.2830 2824

Board of Foreign Missions 2825 Board of Police Commissioners. 2806

Board of Police Examiners 2807 Board of Public Works .2802

Board of State Aid & Charities 2801

Board of Trade .... .2820

Bohemian Gymnastic Society 2825

Boxmakers' Exchange. 2820

Boys' Home Society. 2821

Brotherhood of St. Andrew, Emmanuel Chapter 2824

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

.2824

Brotherhood of St. Andrew, Baltimore Junior Assembly .2824

Builders' Exchange

.2820

Burnt District Commission

.2805

BUSINESS DIRECTORY . 2138 Business Men's Improvement Associa- tion of Highlandtown . 2825

Cadets of Temperance. .2830

Canned Goods Exchange. .2820 Catholic Benevolent Legion .2824

Catholic Club.

. 2818

l'age.

Cemeteries

2812

Century Cycling Club. ..

2818

Central Business Men's Association. . 2825

Charcoal Club.

2818

Charitable Institutions and Societies. 2812

Charity Organization Society 2825

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone

Company

2833

Christ Church Orphanage. 2821

Christian Tribune Home for Young

Ladies

2821

Churches.

Circuit Courts ..

2803

Citizens' Improvement Association

Northeast Baltimore.

2825

City Council. .

2804

City Engineer (See Department of Public Improvement) 2805

City Government

City Librarian. .

2805

City Police and Fire Alarm

Tele-

graph

2807

City Surveyor.

2805

Civil Service Reform Association. .. . 2825 Clinical Section of Medical and Chi- rurgical Faculty. .2825

Clothiers' Board of Trade.

.2820

Clubs

.2818

Colored Aged Men's and Women's

Commissioners of Finance (See De-

partment of Finance)

.2804

Commonwealth Club.

2818

Concord Club.

2818

Constables

. 2805

Consuls

2819

Coroners

.2806

Country Club of Baltimore County . .2818

Courts

2803

Credit Men's Ass'n of Balto. City.

2825

Crescent Bicycle Club.

2818

Crescent Club.

2818

Custom House ..

2800

Daughters of American Revolution

Daughters of Liberty ..

2830

Deaconess Home of the Methodist

Episcopal Church ..

.2821

Deaconess Home of the Presbyterian

Church .

2821

Decorative Art Society 2826

Department of Charities and Correc-

tion

280%

Department of Finance

2804

Department of Law.

2804

Department of Parks and Squares. . 2805 Department of Public Improvements .? @05

Department of Public Safety. 2804

Department of

Review

and Assess-

ment

2805

Department of Street Cleaning (See

Department of Public Safety) ...

.2804

Dispensaries

2820

East Baltimore Business Men's Asso- ciation .2826 East End Improvement Association. . 2826 Educational Institutions. . . 2820 Egenton Orphan Asylum and School.2821 Electrical Commission. . 2805

Emory Grove Association .2826

Engineer Corps, U. S. A.

2800

Enoch Pratt Free Library. ..

2820

Exchanges and Board of Trade 2821

Female Christian Home. 2826 Female City Mission.

Female House of Refuge 2802

Fire Department. . 2806

Firemen's Relief Association 2824

Florists' Exchange. 2820 Foreign Consuls at Baltimore 2819 Foresters of America. 2830

Franklin Buchanan Camp No. 747 (U.

C. V.) ..

2824

Fraternal Order of Eagles.

2830

Frederick-Av. Improvement Ass'n. . . 2826

Free Summer Excursion Society.

. . 2826

Baltimore Clearing House 2805

2808

Baltimore Athletic Club.

2818

Baltimore Chamber of Commerce ... .2820

Baltimore Chapter American Institute of Bank Clerks. ..

2825

( See Department of Review and As-

sessment)

. 2805

.2812 to

2818

INDEX TO CONTENTS

Page.

French Benevolent Society 2824

Friendly Inn ... 2821

Friendship Council, Jr. O. U. A. M., Library 2823

Funeral Directors' Association. 2826

GENERAL DIRECTORY OF

NAMES 101

German Aged People's Homes. 2821

German (Evang.) Immigrant House

and Seamen's Home.

.2821

German Orphan Asylum

2821

German Society of Maryland. 2824

Germania Club.

2818

Germania Maennerchor. 2818

Government of Maryland. 2801

Government of the U. S. . 2800

Grand Army Club of Maryland. 2819

Grand Army of the Republic. 2824

Gustav Adolf Association . 2826

Gynaecological and Obstetrical So-

ciety 2826

Harbor Masters.

2805

Health Department (See Department

of Public Safety ) .

2805

Hebrew Benevolent Society. 2824

Hebrew Free Burial Association. ... 2826

Hebrew Friendly Inn and Aged

IIome 2821

Hebrew Hospital and Asylum Ass'n. 2821

Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society 2826

Hebrew Ladies' Sewing Society 2826 Hebrew Orphan Asylum 2821

Hebrew Society for Educating Poor and Orphan Children . 2826 Hebrew Young Men's Sick Relief Association .2826 Henry Watson Children's Aid So- ciety 2826

Heptasophs. or S. W. M. 2830

Ilibernian Club of Baltimore 2819

JIibernian Society of Baltimore 2824

Home for Confederate Mothers and Widows 2821

Home for Incurables. 2821

Home for Mothers and Infants. 2821 Home for the Aged (M. E. Church) . 2821

Ilome of the Friendless. . 2821

Home of the 1. O. O. F. of Md. 2821

Homopathic Nurses' Home .. 2821

Hospital Relief Association of Mary- land (The). 2826 Hospital for the Relief of Crippled and Deformed Children. .. 2821 Hospitals. Homes. Asylums, Etc. . .. 2820

House of Reformation for Colored

Boys 2821

House of the Good Shepherd. 2821 House of the Good Shepherd (Col. ) . 2821

Improved Order of Heptasophs 2830

Improved Order of Red Mon. 2830

Independent Order Good Templars .. 2830

Independent Order of Mechanics. .2830 Independent Order of Odd Fellows. . 2830

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS 16

Indigent Sick Society 2826

Industrial Home for Colored Girls. .. 2821

Inspectors Weights and Liquid Meas- ures 2805

INTRODUCTORY 10

Irish Historical Society 2826

Isaac R. Trimble Camp No. 1025 (U. (. V.). . 2824

James R. Herbert Camp No. 657 (U. 2824 Jobbing Confectioners' Association . . . 2826

Johns Hopkins Colored Orphan Asy- lum 2821 .Johns Hopkins Graduate Club. 2819 Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of

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Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1905 Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 2824

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2824