Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1905, Part 13

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2422

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OFFICES Temporary Location - - 211 N. Liberty St.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

International Trust Co.

OF MARYLAND

SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR LADIES IN OUR BANK- ING DEPARTMENT

Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent

25 East Baltimore Street

CAPITAL

$1,500,000.00

SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS - $1,198,144.88

Acts as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Trustee, Receiver, etc.

Interest allowed on accounts of Individuals, Firms, Corporations, etc., subject to check.

OFFICERS

DOUGLAS H. GORDON.

.President

SUMMERFIELD BALDWIN Vice-President CHAS. D. FENHAGEN. . Secretary and Treasurer

W. D. FOCKE.

Ass't Sec'y and Ass't Treas.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

SAMUEL C. ROWLAND, Chairman.

SUMMERFIELD BALDWIN, STEVENSON A. WILLIAMS,

RICHARD H. EDMONDS, WM. C. SEDDON,

DOUGLAS H. GORDON.

DIRECTORS

SUMMERFIELD BALDWIN,

CHAS. T. WESTCOTT,

ISAAC H. DIXON,

RICHARD H. EDMONDS,

DOUGLAS H. GORDON,

SAMUEL C. ROWLAND, TOWNSEND SCOTT, WM. C. SEDDON, STEVENSON A. WILLIAMS,

B. HOWARD HAMAN,

SIMON ROSENBURG,

EDWARD H. THOMSON,

C. SIDNEY SHEPARD,

DAVID HUTZLER, CHAS. K. OLIVER,

GEO. W. WATTS,

JOSEPH CLENDENIN.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

Safe Deposit and Trust Company

OF BALTIMORE

Nos. 9, 11 and 13 South Street

Telephones, C. & P., Private Exchange St. Paul 2575 and Maryland, Courtland 1683

Chartered to act as Executor and Administrator of Estates; De- pository of Trust Funds; Trustee for Railroad Mortgages and the Ex- ecution of Trusts of every description; Agents for Managing and Rent- ing Real Estate, Collecting Rents, Ground Rents, Etc., and for Safe- Keeping of Securities and other Valuables, and Renting Private Safes in its indestructible Vaults.

OFFICERS

MICHAEL JENKINS. President

H. WALTERS Vice-President

JOHN W. MARSHALL. Second Vice-President

J. J. NELLIGAN. Third V .- P .- Sec'y

ANDREW P. SPAMER. Treasurer

GEORGE B. GAMMIE. Ass't Treasurer

H. H. M. LEE. Ass't Secretary

ARTHUR C. GIBSON. Ass't Secretary

GEORGE R. TUDOR. . Cashier

ALBERT P. STROBEL Real Estate Officer

DIRECTORS

H. WALTERS,

JOHN B. RAMSAY,

E. H. PERKINS,

MICHAEL JENKINS,

BLANCHARD RANDALL,

JOHN W. MARSHALL,

WALDO NEWCOMER,

NORMAN JAMES, SAM'L M. SHOEMAKER.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

CANTON NATIONAL BANK

Elliott Street, Cor. East Avenue

Capital

$100,000

Surplus and Undivided Profits. 40,000

ACCOUNTS SOLICITED

HENRY J. MCGRATH, Prest.

CHAS. R. KENDIG, Vice-Prest.

JOHN W. H. GEIGER, Cashier

DIRECTORS:

ALEX. A. SANNER. CHAS R. KENDIG. EDWARD J. CODD. BENJ. H. LEACH. H. J. MCGRATH.

JAS. D. HUGHES.

GOTTLIEB STENGEL.

SAM'L H. ROBERTS. THOS McCOSKER. JOHN HUBERT. JOHN W. H. GEIGER.

CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK

OF BALTIMORE, MD. N. E. Cor. Pratt and Hanover Streets

Capital, $1,000,000 Surplus, $1,400,000 Profits, $400,000

JOHN S. GIBBS, President. DAVID AMBACH, Vice-President. WILLIAM H. O'CONNELL, ALBERT D. GRAHAM, Cashier. Asst. Cashier.

DIRECTORS:

CHARLES W. SLAGLE. JOHN S. GIBBS. VAN LEAR BLACK. REUBEN FOSTER.

JAMES E. INGRAM. JAMES A. GARY.

DAVID AMBACH. WM. H. GORMAN. JOS. H. JUDIK.

DISCOUNT DAILY

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

WALTER A. MASON

President

H. M. MASON

Cashier

CHAS. E. C. SMITH

Assistant Cashier

F. V. BALDWIN

Assistant Cashier

CHAS. W. FIELD

Counsel

Commercial & Farmers'

National Bank

HOWARD and GERMAN STS., BALTIMORE, MD.

DROVERS AND MECHANICS' NATIONAL BANK

N. W. COR. EUTAW AND FAYETTE STREETS

CAPITAL, $600,000 SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $208,000 DISCOUNTS DAILY

Safe Deposit Vaults, Steel Boxes, $3.00 Per Year

JAMES CLARK, President

CHAS. S. MILLER, Cashier

PAUL A. SEEGER, Vice-President EDWIN P. HAYDEN, Ass't Cashier

DIRECTORS:

JAMES CLARK. DR. M. H. CARTER. J. H. SCHNEPFE.

CHARLES ADLER. PAUL A. SEEGER. HAMILTON G. FANT. ROBERT D. HOPKINS.

FRANK C. WACHTER.

GEO. W. KIRWAN.

SAMUEL ROSENTHAL.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

Chas. T. Crane, President. Carter G. Osburn, Cashier.

Wm. P. Harvey, Vice-President. J. E. Marshall, Assistant Cashier.

Farmers and Merchants' National Bank of Baltimore COR. SOUTH AND LOMBARD STREETS Temporary Location, N. E. Corner Charles and Saratoga Streets

Correspondents:

National Park Bank, New York.

Western National Bank, Philadelphia.

Tradesmen's National Bank, Philadelphia. Continental National Bank, Chicago. German National Bank, Cincinnati, O.

State National Bank, Boston.

First National Bank, Philadelphia.

Third National Bank, Cincinnati.

Girard National Bank, Philadelphia. American Nat'l Bank, Washington, D. C. National Bank of Commerce, St. Louis, Mo.

Does a General Banking and Collection Business ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS, CORPORATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS SOLICITED.

CORRESPONDENCE INVITED

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

No. 17 South Street, Granite Bldg. Temporary Location, 16 W. Saratoga St., Baltimore, Md.

Capital, $1,000,000

Surplus and Profits, $400,000

JAS. D. FERGUSON, President

JOS. R. FOARD, Vice-President

H. B. WILCOX, Cashier

WM. S. HAMMOND, Ass't Cashier

ACCOUNTS SOLICITED

CITY DEPOSITORY

DIRECTORS:

JAS. T. WOODWARD,

ROBT. M. SUTTON,

WM. A. DICKEY,

J. D. FERGUSON,

NATH'L W. JAMES, H. B. WILCOX,

THEODORE HOOPER,

LOUIS MULLER,

JOS. FRIEDENWALD,

BLANCHARD RANDALL,

WM. C. ROUSE,

GEORGE A. BLAKE,

JOS. R. FOARD,

JAMES A. SMYSER, ALEX. T. LEFTWICH,

HUGH SISSON,

JAS. H. ECKELS, A. H. S. POST,

SOLOMON FRANK, JOHN HUBNER.

This bank offers the best facilities for prompt collections at reasonable rates

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

DR. CHAS. G. W. MACGILL, President. ARTHUR C. MONTELL, Cashier.

Vice-Presidents: VICTOR G. BLOEDE, JOHN F. SIPPEL.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

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Catonsville, Md.

CAPITAL. $50,000 00 SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED

PROFITS $18,898 23

DEPOSITS .$331,845 76

DIRECTORS.

CHARLES G. W. MACGILL, Physician.

VICTOR G. BLOEDE, Manufacturer, Presi- dent V. G. Bloede Co. and The Eden Con- struction Co.

JOHN F. SIPPEL, Cashier Third National Bank, Baltimore.

WILLIAM B. WILSON, Banker, Of Wilson, Colston & Co., Baltimore.

DAVID E. EVANS, Capitalist.

ARTHUR C. MONTELL.

EDWIN J. FARBER, Attorney-at-Law, President Daily Record Building Co.

DANIEL A. LEONARD, Contractor.

JACOB HANN, JR., Secretary and Treas- urer of Union Stock Yard Co. GEORGE J. HAFER, Coal Merchant.

ACCOUNTS INVITED UPON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS CONSISTENT WITH CON- SERVATIVE BANKING. C. & P. Tel., Catonsville 600.

Maryland Tel., 301 Ingleside.

GERMAN AMERICAN BANK 524-526 SOUTH BROADWAY

Capital Stock, $300,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits, $95,034.73

Accounts of Firms and Corporations Solicited

Prompt and Careful Attention Given to Collections on the Most Reasonable Terms

-AND- DISCOUNTS GRANTED DAILY

ALEXANDER Y. DOLFIELD LOUIS F. DIETZ

President Cashier

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

HOME BANK

New and Up-to-Date Banking House

BERNSTEIN, COHEN & CO., PROPRIETORS

325 WEST BALTIMORE STREET

(NEAR EUTAW STREET)

EAST BRANCH, 920 EAST BALTIMORE STREET, AT TEMPLE.

Transacts a General Banking Business. Receives Deposits subject to Check. Discount Daily. Special Attention to Savings Accounts. Interest Allowed.

Mercantile Paper Bought and Sold.

Money Loaned on Approved Ledger Ac- counts. Bills of Lading. Storage Receipts and Other Negotiable Instruments.

ACTS AS TRUSTEE, ASSIGNEE AND ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATES

ROGER A. FREY, Cashier

Your Patronage Solicited

MARYLAND NATIONAL BANK

OF BALTIMORE, MD. CHARTERED 1901

Capital Paid Up - $200,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits, 10,000

THORNTON ROLLINS, President. HERMAN S. PLATT, Vice-Pres't. JOSEPH A. McKELLIP, Cashier.

DIRECTORS:

THORNTON ROLLINS, RUFUS WOODS, FREDERICK C. SEEMAN, HERMAN S. PLATT, W. W. EDMONDSON, E. A. JACKSON, J. STUART MacDONALD, WILLIAM J. CHAPMAN, HARRY M. WAGNER, C. O'D. LEE, JOS. DI GIORGIO.

This Bank has excellent facilities for making collections throughout the state, having correspondents in all the principal cities. Proceeds prompt- ly remitted.

Hopkins Place and Lombard Street

WE would be pleased to receive a share of your business.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

Merchants' National Bank

SOUTH AND WATER STREETS Temporary Location, 309 Cathedral Street

DOUGLAS H. THOMAS, President WILLIAM INGLE, Cashier J. CLEVELAND WANDS, Asst. Cashier. J. C. FENHAGEN, Asst. Cashier

DIRECTORS:

DOUGLAS H. THOMAS,

WALDO NEWCOMER,

CHARLES A. WEBB,

THOMAS K. CAREY,

FRANCIS E. WATERS,

JOHN S. GITTINGS,

W. H. CONKLIN,

AUSTIN McLANAHAN.

DEPOSITORY FOR UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Capital, $1,500,000 Undivided Profits, $890,000

AS THE LARGEST BANK IN THE STATE, WE OFFER THE BEST FA- CILITIES FOR THE TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS

ACCOUNTS SOLICITED

JAS. L. MeLANE, President. HENRY C. JAMES, Cashier.

The National Bank of Baltimore

COR. BALTIMORE AND ST. PAUL STS.

Temporary Location, 333 N. Charles Street, - Baltimore, Md.

Chartered by State of Maryland 1795. Organized as a National Bank 1865-1885.

Capital, $1,210,700

Surplus, $250,000

Undivided Profits, $105,126.95

Dividends January and July. Last One Paid, No. 212.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

JAMES L. McLANE, JOHN K. SHAW C. MORTON STEWART, JR.,

WILTON SNOWDEN,

DECATUR H. MILLER, JR.,

JOSHUA LEVERING,

HENRY C. JAMES.

This Bank Does a General Banking and Collection Business and So- licits Accounts of Individuals, Firms and Corporations.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE OF BALTIMORE

No. 26 South St.

Capital, - - $300,000 Surplus Profits,$263,000

DIRECTORS.

EUGENE LEVERING, JOHN A. TOMPKINS,

HENRY WILLIAMS.

HARRY FAHNESTOCK,

JOHN R. BLAND

HIRAM G. DUDLEY.

DOUGLAS M. WYLIE,

HARRY R. JONES.

JAMES R. EDMUNDS.

EUGENE LEVERING, President. JAMES R. EDMUNDS, Vice-President and Cashier. MAGRUDER POWELL, Assistant Cashier.

Accounts Solicited

Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold. Letters of Credit Issued.

THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF BALTIMORE, MD. (ORGANIZED 1865.)

HOPKINS PLACE, LIBERTY AND GERMAN STS. TEMPORARY LOCATION, 517 W. BALTIMORE STREET Capital $1.000,000. Surplus and Profits, over $600,000.

SUMMERFIELD BALDWIN, President CHAS. W. DORSEY, Vice-Prest. R. VINTON LANSDALE, Cashier

U. S. Depository and Depository for the State of Maryland and City of Baltimore. Business and Personal Accounts Invited.

DIRECTORS:

SUMMERFIELD BALDWIN, Pres., Of Woodward, Baldwin & Co., Commission Dry Goods. J. C. STONEBURNER, Retired Merchant. WM. A. HANWAY, Real Estate, etc. PHILIP HAMBURGER, Of Hamburger Bros. & Co., Wholesale Clothing. FREDERICK P. STIEFF, Of Chas. M. Stieff, Piano Manufacturers. JUDGE SAM'L D. SCHMUCKER, Court of Appeals. WM. H. MATTHAI, Sec'y National Enameling and Stamping Company.

J. ALBERT HUGHES, Treasurer of the Daniel Miller Co. ROBERT B. DIXON, President Easton National Bank of Mary- land. CHARLES W. DORSEY, Vice-Pres't. WM. B. HURST, Of John E. Hurst & Co., Wholesale Dry Goods. ELI OPPENHEIM, Of Oppenheim, Oberndorf & Co., Whole- sale Shirt Mfrs.

R. VINTON LANSDALE, Cashier. WM. J. DELCHER, Ass't Cashier.

W. H. H. RALEIGH, Notary. GEORGE WHITELOCK, Counsel.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

National Howard Bank

FAYETTE AND HOWARD STREETS

Capital and Surplus, $275,000.00

Deposits, $1,200,000.00

The Management

of this bank is in the hands of careful, experienced men, to whom you can entrust your banking affairs with confidence.

WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS

HENRY CLARK, President

WM. H. ROBERTS, JR., Cashier

THOS. O'NEILL, Vice-Presf.

FREDK. A. DOLFIELD, Ass't Cashier

WM. H. BAYLESS,

JOS. A. BOLGIANO,

HENRY BURGUNDER,

WM. C. CARROLL,

DIRECTORS:

HENRY CLARK,

JACOB EPSTEIN,

HENRY F. NEW,

THOMAS O'NEILL,

E. CLAY TIMANUS,

JOHN WATERS,

JAS. H. PARRISH,

WM. H. ROBERTS, JR.

National Marine Bank

OF BALTIMORE Incorporated 1810 ONE OF THE OLDEST BANKS IN THE CITY

N. E. Cor. Gay and Water Streets

Capital, $400,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits, $150,000

JOHN M. LITTIG, Prest. GEORGE R. VICKERS, Jr., Vice-Prest. YATES PENNIMAN, Cashier THOS. F. SHRIVER, Asst. Cashier

DIRECTORS:

JOHN M. LITTIG, H. C. MATTHEWS, WALTER W. ABELL,

GEO. R. VICKERS, JR., V. J. BROWN, GEO. R. HEFFNER,

JAMES W. BATES,

F. E. S. WOLFE,

TOWNSEND SCOTT.

A Regular Banking Business Trans acted. Collections Carefully Made and Promptly Accounted For. Accounts Solicited and Will Receive Careful Attention.

WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT. 83

National Mechanics' Bank

ESTABLISHED 1806

N. W. Cor. South and German Streets

Temporary Location, Maryland Telephone Building, S. E. Cor. Lexington and Courtland Streets.

JOHN B. RAMSAY, President. JAMES SCOTT, Cashier. CHARLES HANN, Assistant Cashier.

DEPOSITORY FOR THE CITY OF BALTIMORE, STATE OF MARYLAND AND UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

DIRECTORS:

ALEXANDER BROWN,

GEORGE C. JENKINS,

LAWRASON RIGGS,

E. B. HUNTING

JESSE HILLES,

JOHN A. WHITRIDGE,

JOHN B. RAMSAY,

SEYMOUR MANDELBAUM,

D. D. MALLORY,

JOHN PLEASANTS,

MILES WHITE, JR.

GEO. K. McGAW.

Capital, $1,000,000 Surplus, $1,150,000

GIVE US YOUR BUSINESS

National Union Bank of Maryland

AT BALTIMORE, MD. Nos. 3 to 5 East Fayette Street

Capital, $1,000,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits, $381,000

WILLIAM WINCHESTER, ROBERT A. DIGGS,

President.

ISAAC H. DIXON, Vice-President. Assistant Cashier.

DANIEL E. CONKLIN, ROBT. K. WARING, ISAAC H. DIXON, ANDREW D. JONES, WM. A. MARBURG,

R. BRENT KEYSER,

H. CRAWFORD BLACK,

EDWIN G. BAETJER,

TUNSTALL SMITH,

WM. WINCHESTER.

The Accounts of Corporations, Firms and Individuals Are Solicited

COLLECTIONS MADE ON FAVORABLE TERMS

Cashier. MILTON B. WILLIAMS,

DIRECTORS:

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

- THE

Old Town National Bank Cor. Gay and Exeter Streets

Capital, $200,000

Surplus, $31,400

Special Attention Is Given to Private Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent at Low Rates

JACOB W. HOOK, President. CHAS. W. HATTER, Vice-President. HENRY 0. REDUE, Cashier.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

CHAS. W. HATTER,

JACOB W. HOOK,

J. HENRY SNYDER of C,

GEORGE SCHILLING,

AARON BENESCH,

ROGER T. GILL,

ROBERT FUSSELBAUGH,

DAVID E. EVANS,

LOUIS E. BARTELL.

THE

Second National Bank 432 SOUTH BROADWAY

Capital

$500,000

Surplus and Undivided Profits

$600,000

CHAS. C. HOMER, President

CHAS. C. HOMER, JR., Vice-Pres't

W. E. WAGNER, Cashier

DIRECTORS:

CHAS. C. HOMER,

H. C. LARRABEE,

THOS. J. SHRYOCK,

LOUIS KANN,

GEO. R. WILLIS,

W. E. WAGNER,

CHAS. C. HOMER, JR.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

- THE

Third National Bank OF BALTIMORE Baltimore, Cor. North Street

OFFICERS:

ROBT. M. SPEDDEN, President. JOHN F. SIPPEL, Cashier. ROBT. H. SMITH, Vice-President. A. B. CROUCH, Assistant Cashier.

Depository United States, State and City

DIRECTORS :

ALFRED E. BOOTH, Vice-Pres. of A. Booth & Co., Chicago. WILLIAM R. HAMMOND,

Hammond & Snyder, Exporters of Grain. GEORGE W. GAIL, JR., President Fire Board. ROBERT M. SPEDDEN, Ship Builder. MICHAEL SCHLOSS,

Schloss Bros & Co., Baltimore and New York.

MURRAY VANDIVER, Treasurer of State of Maryland. WILLIAM J. DONNELLY, Maury & Donnelly, Insurance. P. E. TOME, Attorney. S. B. MEDAIRY, Bosee, Medairy & Co., Com. Mers. ROBERT H. SMITH, Attorney.

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED WITH THOSE CONTEMPLATING A CHANGE OR A DIVISION OF THEIR BALTIMORE ACCOUNTS.

STATE CHARTER, 1835. -1325- NATIONAL ACT, 1865.

Western National Bank

OF BALTIMORE, MD.

No. 14 NORTH EUTAW STREET

CAPITAL, $500,000. SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $450,000.

J. G. HARVEY, President

WILLIAM MARRIOTT, Cashier

JOHN L. SWOPE, Assistant Cashier.

DIRECTORS:

JOSHUA G. HARVEY,

FRANCIS BURNS,

W. BURNS TRUNDLE,

W. B. BROOKS, JR.,

JOHN BLACK, E. AUSTIN JENKINS,

GUSTAV GIESKE,

THOMAS TODD,

EDWARD L. BARTLETT,

H. B. GILPIN,

JAMES PRESTON, CHARLES E. RIEMAN.

THIS BANK WILL BE PLEASED TO RECEIVE ACCOUNTS.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

HAMBLETON &CO

BANKING HOUSE OF

HAMBLETON & CO.

ESTABLISHED 1865 10 South Calvert Street BANKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES

Investment Securities Letters of Credit

Members New York and Baltimore Stock Exchanges

DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES. TELEPHONES:

C. & P., Mt. Vernon 166.

Maryland, Courtland 67.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

J. WM. MIDDENDORF.

A. J. ROBINS.

A. H. RUTHERFOORD. F. LENTZ.

Members Baltimore Stock Exchange

J. Wm. Middendorf & Co. Bankers and Brokers

Maryland Casualty Building, Fayette and North Sts. BALTIMORE, MD.

P. O. Box 1102.

Maryland Tel., Courtland 30.

C. & P. Tel., Mt. Vernon 1128.

Investment Securities

Foreign Exchange

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

James M. Thompson & Co. BANKERS AND BROKERS

8 South Street, Baltimore, Md.

Members of Baltimore Stock Exchange

Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold in This and Other Markets

DEALERS IN INVESTMENT SECURITIES

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED

JOHN J. MAHON

2031/2 St. Paul Street

STOCK BROKER Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provisions and Cotton

Private Wires to Principal Exchanges

FRACTIONAL LOT DEPARTMENT

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

KUMMER & BECKER Bankers and Brokers

26 South Street Baltimore, Md.

National Bank of Commerce Bldg.

Members of Baltimore Stock Exchange

INVESTMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS AND BONDS

Bills of Exchange Bought and Sold

Drafts, Commercial and Travelers' Letters of Credit Is- sued on the Principal Cities of All Foreign Countries Money Transferred by Cable

Foreign Money Bought and Sold. Interest Allowed on Deposits. Agents North German Lloyd Steamship Company Md. Telephone, Courtland 1093. C. & P. Telephone, Mt. Vernon 3699.

Long Distance Telephone Connection

DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO. J. R. KEMP, Manager

BANKERS and BROKERS

Members New York Consolidated Stock Exchange Los Angeles, California, Stock Exchange

Dividend-Paying Mining, Oil and Smelter Stocks, Guaranteed by Large Trust Fund

66 BROADWAY AND 17 NEW STREET, NEW YORK

Office, 211 North Liberty Street, Baltimore, Md.

BOTH PHONES. Long Distance C. & P. Phone St Paul 3141.

SPECIAL BANK DEPARTMENT.

FOUNDED 1800

Alexander Brown & Sons

S. W. Cor. Baltimore and Calvert Streets BALTIMORE, MARYLAND --- AND-

BROWN BROTHERS & COMPANY Foreign and Domestic

New York, Philadelphia and Boston.

BANKERS

And Members of the Baltimore, New York and Philadelphia Stock Exchanges

PRIVATE WIRE BETWEEN BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND BOSTON

INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS OF BANKS, BANKERS, CORPORA- TIONS AND INDIVIDUALS BY AGREEMENT. RAILROAD, MUNICIPAL AND OTHER LOANS NEGOTIATED.

BUY AND SELL BILLS OF EXCHANGE On All the Principal Cities of the World

A Line of High-Grade Securities Kept on Hand for Investors.

Issue Commercial and Travelers' Letters of Credit

In Sterling, Available in Any Part of the World, and in Dollars, for Use in This Country, Canada, Mexico, the West Indies and South America.

INTERNATIONAL CHEQUES Also Issued in Various Denominations.

MAKE CABLE AND TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFERS OF MONEY. DRAFTS COLLECTED IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

BROWN, SHIPLEY & COMPANY

LONDON

CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.

LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE,

CABLE ADDRESS, No. 69. "BROWNS," BALTIMORE.

R. L. POLK & CO.'S Baltimore City Directory

FOR 1905

For names not in this list, see pages "Too Late for Regular Insertion" front of book

ABBREVIATIONS

advt advertisement

agrl imps .... agricultural

implements

agt

agent

alley

American

assn

association

asst assistant

attd attendant

av avenue

Balto Baltimore

Bapt

Baptist

barkpr

barkeeper

bet

between

Bdway

Broadway

bkbndr

bookbinder

bkpr bookkeeper

Bldg Building

biksmith blacksmith

boarding ..... boarding house

bot meds .. botanic medicines brklyr bricklayer

C H. Custom House

C P A .. Certified Public Acct cabtmkr cabinetmaker

carp carpenter

carrier P O

.. carrier

1td

Postoffice

cashr

cashier

Church

clk

clerk

colored

collr collector

Company

comn mer .commission merchant

comnr commissioner

condtr

conductor

confr confectioner ct court ctr cutter

dep deputy

east

℮

E W East Woodberry

eating h. .. eating house

elec insts .electrical instruments

electrn electrician Mt Mount

mus tchr

.music teacher

musl insts. .musical instruments

n Natl

National

W W ...... West Woodberry

wheelwrt

wheelwright

fancy

near

Fdk av .... Frederick avenue

fnr

finisher

frt

freight

opposite

whol

wholesale

opr

opp

operator

wid

widow

foot

ftr

fitter

patternmkr .. pattern maker

wks

works

Waverly

PERSONS MARKED THUS * ARE COLORED.

101

AAR

A B C Motor Co, marine engines, 320 Han- over

A B SEE ELECTRIC ELEVATOR CO,

Jullien M Winnemore, Manager, 218 w Fayette

A G O COMPANY, A Miller Thayer, President, Henry D Thayer, Secretary, Granville O Wilson, Treasurer, Silver Polish Manufacturers, 218 n Liberty

Aach Caroline Mrs, 2829 Valley n

Aachen and Munich Fire Ins Co of Ger, 7th floor of American Bldg

Aaron Agnes B Mrs, 2016 Druid Hill av Aaron Albert B, carp, 46 e Williamson Aaron Albert W (Geo Aaron & Son), 103 Warren av

Aaron Aug W, carp, 802 Light, h 17 e Lee Aaron Bertha Mrs, 942 w Balto Aaron Bessie, cashr, 942 w Balto

Pennsylvania

avenue

paperhngr

paperhanger

pdir

pedler

photogr

photographer

park

pkr

packer

pres

president

Presb

Presbyterian

prod comn

.produce

commission

prof

professor

propr

proprietor

prov

provisions

publr

publisher

purch agt

.purchasing

agent

R C.

Roman Catholic

road

Rev

Reverend

R P

Roland Park

int rev ..... internal revenue R R. . Railroad instmkr ... instrument maker J H U.Johns Hopkins Univ S south

corner

L P.

Locust Point

sec

secretary

lane

lab laborer

laund

laundress

lithogr

lithographer

limited

square

mach

machinist

supt

superintendent

machhd

machine hand

surg instmkr

.. surgical

instrument maker

mdse

merchandise

mkr

maker

surg insts.

.surgical

mkt market

mnfr

manufacturer

mnfg

manufacturing

mngr

manager

math insts .... mathematical

instruments

Maryland

Mass av .... . Massachusetts

avenue

matis

materials

mech

mechanical

trans

transportation

M E ... Methodist Episcopal

M P ... Methodist Protestant

messr

messenger

millhd

millhand

mnfrs agt ... manufacturers' agent

vet surg.

. veterinary

surgeon

vice-pres

vice-president

north

west

fcy

embar embroiderer

eng engineer

ext extended

Fairm't av. .Fairmount avenue

instruments

tchr

teacher

tel

telegraph

telegh opr.

. telegraph

operator

teleph opr.

. telephone

operator

temp loc

. temporary

location

ter

terrace

treas

treasurer

undertkr

undertaker

uphlstr

upholsterer

U S A .. United States Army U S N .. United States Navy U SR M ...... United States Revenue Marine

furn furniture | P E ... Protestant Episcopal | Wvy

above | furn gds ... furnishing goods | Pa av.

furn rms ... furnished rooms

gds

goods

gen1 general

Ger Luth.

. German

Lutheran

Greenm't av.

... Greenmount

avenue

house

hand

h furng .... house furnishing

Hmstd

Homestead

horseshr

horseshoer

Hosp

Hospital

housekpr

housekeeper

Hpdn

Hampden

imp

importer

rear

sew-mach .. sewing machine soc

society

stenogr

stenographer

space

inc

incorporated

ins

insurance

Blk

Block

inspr

inspector

insts

instruments

pat med .... patent medicine

wkr

worker

CALVERT BANK

IN THE SHOPPING DIS- TRICT-SPECIAL DEPART- MENT FOR LADIES' EX- CLUSIVE USE.

ABE

Abbott Geo A, clk, 1402 w Mt Royal av

Abbott Geo M, lab, 1907 McHenry

Abbott Geo H, printer, 138 n Lakewood av

Abbott Geo W, lab, 705 Hyde ct Abbott Geo W, carp, 1615 e Chase

Abbott Harry, painter, 2025 e Biddle

Abbott Harry C, weigher, 205 s Bdway Abbott Hugh, E, millhd, 254 Morling av Abbott J Walter, mngr Hardware Supply Co, h 1104 w Fayette

Abbott J Webster, clk, 1104 w Fayette

Abbott Jacob, cigar mnfr, 1311 n Eden

Abbott Jas A, boilermkr, 2831 Parkwood av

Abbott Jas E, police, 2875 w Lafayette av Abbott Jas G, shoemkr, 1906 e Fayette

Abbott Jas T, driver, 35 Williamson

Abbott John C, mariner, 1906 e Fayette

Abbott John E, clk, 1514 e Lafayette av

Abbott John E, painter, 1534 Clarkson

Abbott John L E, carrier P O, 1147 n Car- rollton av

Abbott John N, molder, 1604 n Port

Abbott John W, lab, 733 n 3d e

Abbott Jos A, clk p o, 622 Pitcher

Abbott Jos A, tinner, 1127 n Gilmor

Abbott Julia F, tchr, Govans

Abbott Kate A Mrs, 254 Morling av

Abbott Loan, Savings and Bldg Assn No 1, 845 s Montford av

Abbott Mabel F, bkpr, 1612 Patterson av

Abbott mantel and Tile Co (Chas H

Clarkin, Andw C Pessaro), 15 Clay

Abbott Mary E, grocer, 1210 s Charles

Abbott Maude M, com trav, 338 n Carroll- ton av

Abbott Maurice, salesman, 859 w Fayette Abbott May, stenogr, 665 w Franklin

Abbott memorial (Presb) Ch, Highland av c Bank ext Abbott milton J, pressman, 1630 n Port Abbott Minnie V, dressmkr, 1329 w North av

Abbott Rose, stenogr, 661 w Franklin Abbou Sylvan M clk, 859 w Fayette

Abbott Thos N, The Sun, 1906 e Fayette Abbott Thos S, condtr, 2005 w Lanvale Abbott Thos W, barkpr, 409 Ensor

Abbott W Franklin, cik, 513 w Mulberry

Abbott Wm, clk, 10 s High

*Abbott Wm, lab, 2305 Hunter pl

Abbott Wm C, foreman, 3312 Chestnut av n

Abbott Wm E, pressman, 209 n Patterson- pk av

Abbott Wm H, collr, 38 s Fulton av

Abbott Wm H, oysters, 24 s Schroeder, h 930 w Pratt

Abbott Wm H H, n e c North av and 11th W

Abbott Wm J, driver, 1021 n Dallas

Abbott Wm M, brasswkr, 1338 Mosher

Abbott Wm O, clk, 1329 w North av

Abbott Wm R, boilermkr, 2138 Walbrook av

Abel Adolph, mach, 1732 Hoffman pl

Abel Chas, lab, 1814 e Biddle

Abel Danl, clk, 734 s Charles

Abel Evelyn, Aged Women's Home

Abel Geo A, clk, 117 w Lombard

Abel's Hall, 1820 e Pratt

Abel Henry, tailor, 1814 e Biddle

Abel Henry F, police, 1138 Myrtle av

Abel Isaac (John Abel & Bro), 228 S Greene

Abel Isaac, grocer, 424 w Pratt

Abel Jacob, meats, 734 s Charles

Abel John, 525 w Welcome al

Abel John (John Abel & Bro), 734

Charles

Abel John, tailor, 1119 McDonogh

Abel John & Bro (John and Isaac Abel), grocers, 228 s ureene

Abel John D, saloon, 1820 e Pratt

Abel John J, clk, 604 L Paca

Abel John J Dr, prof J H U, h Charles-st av ext nr Cold Spring la

Abel John M, boxmkr, 657 Dover Abel Jos, ctr, 1925 e Lombard

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Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1905, Part 13

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1905 Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 2422

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Baltimore : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 2422