Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1908, Part 1

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
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KANSAS. Chanute, Emporia, Ft. Scott, Hutchinson, Iola. Lawrence, Ottawa, Parsons, Pittsburg, Topeka, Wichita.

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Tacoma,

Walla Walla, Whitman Co.

Range Towns, Lima,

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MISSOURI. St. Joseph.

MONTANA. Anaconda, Billings,

SOUTH DAKOTA. Mitchell. TENNESSEE.

Memphis, Nashville.

UTAH.

Fairmont, Huntington, Parkersburg, Wheeling.

WISCONSIN.

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WYOMING.

York City.

WEST VIRGINIA.

Charleston,

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WASHINGTON.

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INTRODUCTORY.

GREATER BALTIMORE

Making Giant Strides Many Cities Have Reached Their Zenith

Baltimore Will Not for a Century to Come

B ALTIMORE has reached a point along the path of her forward movement where it is necessary that special emphasis should be given to the spirit of energy that now governs and enhances her progress.

In the development of commerce and industries Baltimore has reached the point where her institutions are expanding, her power in- creasing, her fame accumulating and her citizens fortunate in the possession of wealth, happiness and vast opportunities. This, there- fore, is the opportune time and proper method of making these facts known abroad, in order that new capital, new citizens and new enterprises may be attracted here to contribute to the sum total of Baltimore's prosperity.

We desire therefore to prove how well Baltimore deserves her eminent position in financial, commercial and industrial activity.

No other city offers to capital and industry present advantages and future prospects superior to those presented by this great city.

Baltimore promises a phenomenal increase in wealth and popula- tion, a wonderful development of manufacturing and financial interests, a marvelous progress and expansion, both in a material and ethical sense, and is demonstrating her ability to gain and maintain that splendid position to which she is entitled by her geographical location.

Baltimore is situated like a great toll station on the highway from the World's East to the World's West and all commerce, all progress, all industry, it would seem, must finally pass here and pay toll. Before many years have passed Baltimore will take the cotton and the crude oil, and the sand and the grain, and other raw products of the world and transform them into commodities of supreme commercial value. Over the ocean, the bays and the rivers will pass more tonnage through Baltimore than any other city in America.

INTRODUCTORY.

In Baltimore, mercantile trade is prosperous, financial interests are expanding in number and magnitude, and every department of busi- ness activity is advancing rapidly and surely, and the demand for real estate holdings is increasing, and uncommon stir of life is felt in every artery of trade, notwithstanding the stringency of the times, and the social life of Baltimore is charming and varied ; excellent libraries, art galleries and educational institutions contribute to the cultivation of the masses, while abundant sources of amusement and relaxation go to make Baltimore a desirable place in which to live.

We, therefore, declare our faith in the future of the city and set forth the belief that Baltimore has but stepped over the threshold into an era of unparallelled growth and prosperity. In support of these rep- resentations we refer to the one incontrovertible fact, that all conditions unite to bring more interests here as the logical centre of the world's commerce.

In the financial world Baltimore holds high position. Her bank deposits, building and loan investments and interest-drawing money aggregate a total which, if divided among the total population, would mean an average of $100 to every man, woman and child in the city. The per capita circulation of the United States is but $35. The banks and trust companies are among the soundest, most substantial and care- fully managed of any fiduciary institutions in this country. Baltimore is justly proud of her banks in which everybody has the utmost confi- dence.

Real Estate

In some instances property has almost doubled in value in the last decade-the valuation being perfectly natural, never based on specula- tion, and has been simply in response to demand, and prices are con- stantly increasing.

Educational Advantages

In her educational advantages Baltimore enjoys the highest standard of excellence. Our schools are not surpassed by those of any other city. Our churches embrace all denominations, and their pulpits are filled by men whose names are prominent among the earnest Christian workers of this nation.

The Merchants and Manufacturers' Association

of this city was organized by the leading manufacturers, business and professional men, its object being the promotion and advancement of the general welfare of Baltimore and vicinity, and the encouragement and protection of her trade, commerce and manufactures. From the start The Merchants and Manufacturers' Association has made its power felt. The members of this organization are men of the widest compre- hension, giving their supervision to every department of business life, and nothing which concerns the advancement of the city or vicinity is outside the scope of their work. The publicity committee has been

INTRODUCTORY.

energetic in advertising the city abroad, guiding the investment of capital, soliciting the establishment of new industries, encouraging the undertaking of important works and originating, fostering and aiding every enterprise which promises to advance the general good. The work of this Association, as well as that of The Travelers and Mer- chants' Association is of a purely public character, and nothing is con- cealed from the public. These Associations are not concerned with the thought how much each member shall be individually benefited, but are bending every effort to advance the interests of the whole.

Both The Merchants and Manufacturers' Association and The Travelers and Merchants' Association stand ready to represent her citizens in all legitimate matters, to answer all communications and to give every encouragement to those impressed with Baltimore's attrac- tions or desire to make their homes in this beautiful, progressive and prosperous city.

Our Merchants

Our merchants stand abreast with those of other great cities of the world ; their emporiums, likewise, would be a credit to any city. Sub- stantial, successful, enterprising and progressive, liberal, yet conservative, they form the foundation of Baltimore's prosperity.

Baltimore built the first canal ; the first telegraph message that ever flashed over the wires was sent from Baltimore; the first city to aid in the construction of a railroad was Baltimore ; ours was the first city in which an electric car ever ran and the first city to be illuminated by gas.

The city spreads over thirty-two square miles of hill and plain and strikes every visitor within its gates as most delightfully situated. We feel that we may say with pardonable pride that it is one of the most elegant cities of the world. Every stranger at once feels the charm of its bright streets and its polite people of gentle speech and manners.

The proof of Baltimore's present importance will be shown by the following figures-the value of commodities distributed by us from January, 1907, to January, 1908 :

Dry Goods

$ 41,175,000

Groceries and Provisions

35,987,000

Tobacco

30,785,000

Canned Goods

26,841,000

Boots and Shoes

24,228,000

Clothing and Underwear.

.exceeding ..

26,000,000

Grain and Flour

24,000,000

Iron Products

21,000,000

Copper.

18,000,000

Cotton Goods.

16,000,000

Tin Plate and Cans

11,000,000

Lumber and Material.

11,500,000

Millinery, Straw and Felt Hats

10,500,000

Whiskey and Beer

10,250,000

Coffee

8,400,000

Fertilizers and Chemicals.

8,250,000

Medicines

3,300,000

Furniture

3,000,000

Umbrellas and Canes

1,150,000

Total

$330,366,000

INTRODUCTORY.

Commercial and Industrial Advantages

Baltimore is not only the metropolis of the South, but the central harbor of the Eastern Coast of North America.

Baltimore has abundant manufacturing sites, facilities and terminals of a great port, and accessibility to coal and iron fields and raw materials of various kinds.

Further advantages are:

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

Advantageous distributive centre to any city or port in the world. Warehouse and factory rental much lower than in any other city.

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

Greatest corn port in the world, and rapidly advancing as a great grain centre.

Conservative financial methods; best banks in the world.

Moderate real estate values and exceptional opportunities for profit- able investments.

Comfortable homes may be bought and paid for same as rent.

Ample supply of efficient labor.

Plenty of Schools, Libraries, Churches, and all other elements that go to make Baltimore a delightful place of residence.

The commercial organizations aim to make Greater Balti- more the most attractive city in the United States.

Baltimore's Population

An 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.

689,910

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.

INDEX TO CONTENTS

Page.

ABBREVIATIONS 201 Aged Men's Home .. .2680

Aged Women's Home .. .2680

All Saints' Home for Children.

.2680

Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite

Masons .

2692

Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of

2692

the Mystic Shrine ..

Ancient Order of Hibernians.

2684

Anti-Saloon League. 2685

Appeal Tax Court

.2662

APPENDIX

2658

Appraiser's Office

.2658

Art Commission.

2662

Art Galleries .. .2667

Arundel Club

2677

Association of Fire Underwriters,

2685

Association of Maryland Line.

2683

Association of Trained Nurses .. .2685

Athenaeum Club. .

2677

Athletic Association of Johns Hop-

kins University.

2685

Augsburg Home. .2680

Baltimore and Ohio Athletic Club .. .2677

Baltimore Association for the Im- provement of the Condition of the Poor .2685

Baltimore Athletic Club. 2677

Baltimore Chamber of Commerce .... 2679

Baltimore Chapter American Institute

of Bank Clerks ...

2685

Baltimore City

Christian

Endeavor

Union

2685

Baltimore Club.

.2677

Baltimore Coal Exchange. 2680

Baltimore Coffee Exchange. .2680

Baltimore Drug Exchange.

.2680

Baltimore Eastern League Club. 2677

Baltimore Federation of Labor. .2685

Baltimore Fruit and Produce Associa-

tion

. 2685

Baltimore Fruit Exchange. 2680

Baltimore Hebrew Free School.

2685

Baltimore Horse Show Association.

2685

Baltimore Manual Labor School.

.2680

Baltimore Orphan Asylum.

2680

Baltimore Reform League.

.2677

Baltimore Stock Exchange . 2680

Baltimore Typographical Union 2685 Baltimore United Butchers' Ass'n .. .2685 Baltimore University School of Medi- cine 2680

Baltimore Yacht Club.

2677

Banks

2667 to 2671

Bar Association of Baltimore. .2685

Beneficial & Benevolent Societies. . .2683

Beneficial Association of the Mary-

land Line, C. S. A .. .

2683

Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks.2690 Board of Awards 2662

Board of Estimates. .2662

Board of Foreign Missions .2685

Board of Municipal Engineers .2663

Board of Police Commissioners .2663

Board of Police Examiners. .

Board of Public Improvements .2663

Board of Public Safety. 2663

Board of Public Works 2660

Board of State Aid & Charities 2659

Board of Trade

.2680

Boys' Home Society .

2680

Brotherhood of St. Andrew. 2683

Builders' Exchange.

2680

BUSINESS DIRECTORY . 2145

Cadets of Temperance. 2691

Canned Goods Exchange 2680 Catholic Benevolent Legion 2683

Catholic Club.

. 2677

Cemeteries

.2671

Centre Market Commission .2664

Century Cycling Club.

.2677

Central Business Men's Association. . 2685

Charcoal Club.

.2677

Charitable Institutions and Societies. 2671

Page. Charity Organization Society. .2685

Christ Church Orphanage.

.2680

Christian Tribune Home for

Young

Ladies

. 2680

Churches.

.2671 to 2677

Circuit Courts.

.2661

Citizens' Improvement Association of

Northeast Baltimore

.2685

City Council ..

.2665

City Engineer

.2665

City Government

City Hospital.

2662

2680

City Librarian

.2665

City Register ..

2665

City Surveyor.

2665

Civil Service Reform Association. .2685

Clinical Section of Medical and Chi-

rurgical Faculty ..

.2686

Clothiers' Board of Trade.

2680

Clubs

2677

Collector of Water Rents.

2665

Colored Aged Men's

and

Women's

Home

2680

Colored Young Women's Christian As-

sociation

2690

Commissioners for Opening Streets ... 2665

Commissioners of Finance.

. 2665

Commissioner for Street Cleaning.

.2665

Commonwealth Club.

2678

Comptroller

2665

Concord Club

2678

Constables

2665

Consuls

2679

Coroners

2666

Country Club of Baltimore County ... 2678

Court House Commission. .

2666

Courts

.2661

Credit Men's Ass'n of Balto. City 2686

Crescent Club.

2678

Custom House.

2653

Daughters of American Revolution ... 2686

Daughters of Liberty ..

2691

Deaconess Home of the Methodist

Episcopal Church.

2680

Deaconess Home of the Presbyterian

Church

2680

Decorative Art Society

2686

Department of Law.

2666

Dispensaries

.2679

East Baltimore Business Men's Ass'n.2686

East End Improvement Association .. 2686

Educational Institutions.

2679

Egenton Orphan Asylum and School. 2680

Electrical Commission .

2666

Electrical Contractors' Association .. . 2686

Emory Grove Association.

.2686

Engineer Corps, U. S. A ..

2658

Enoch Pratt Free Library.

2682

Exchanges and Board of Trade

.2679

Federated Jewish Charities.

.2686

Female House of Refuge.

.2660

Fire Department ..

2662

Firemen's Relief Association.

.2683

Florence Crittenden Mission

.2680

Florists' Exchange

.2680

Foresters of America.

.2691

Franklin Buchanan Camp (U. C. V.) .2684 Franklin Square Hospital. .2680

Fraternal Order of Eagles

2691

Frederick-Av. Improvement Ass'n.

.2686

Free Public Bath Commission.

2666

Free Summer Excursion Society.

2686

Friendly Inn ..

.2680

Funeral Directors' Association .

2686

Garrett Free Hospital.

.2680

GENERAL DIRECTORY OF

NAMES

201

German Aged People's Homes.

2680

German (Evang.) Immigrant House

and Seamen's Home.

.2681

German Orphan Asylum.

2681

2663

INDEX TO CONTENTS.

Page.

German Society of Maryland.

2684

Germania Club. 2678 Germania Maennerchor. 2678

Govans Improvement Association.

2686

Government of Maryland.

.2659

Government of the U. S ...

2658

Grand Army Club of Maryland. .2678 Grand Army of the Republic. 2684

Gynaecological and Obstetrical So-

ciety

.2686

Harbor Board.

2666

Harbor Masters.

2665

Health Department. 2666

Hebrew Benevolent Society

2684

Hbrew Free Burial Association.

.2686

Hebrew Friendly Inn and Aged Home.2681

Hebrew Hospital and Asylum Ass'n. . 2681

Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society

2687

Hebrew Ladies' Sewing Society

.2687

Hebrew Orphan Asylum.

.2680

Hebrew Society for Educating Poor and Orphan Children. . 2687 Hebrew Young Men's Sick Relief As- sociation 2687

Henry Watson Children's Aid Society. 2687 Hibernian Club of Baltimore. .2678 Hibernian Society of Baltimore. 2684

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Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1905 Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 2596

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2596