Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1906, Part 272

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

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Merchant

Wm. H. Whitridge.

Sam'l J. Lanahan ... Merchant

Stewart Brown. . Merchant

Counselor-at-Law

Decatur H. Miller, Jr. l'apitalist

Robert Garrett .. Capitalist

T. Edward Hambleton .. ('apitalist

Fred. M. Colston. .. Banker John K. Shaw. Merchant

Wilton Snowden ..... . Treas. Balto. Equit. Society

Simon Rosenburg. Banker

John Gill of R.

President

A. H. S. Post. 2d Vice-President

Aubrey Pearre. Merchant Mercantile Trust and Deposit Co. of Baltimore.

John D. Howard. Banker

Theo. Krng ..

Merchant

Frank S. Hambleton. Banker

NEW YORK.

Jas. T. Woodward.

President the Hanover National Bank William Salomon

Robert J. LOWry

ATLANTA.

President The Lowry National Bank ELKINS, W. VA.

Hon. Henry G. Davis

Capitalist

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CHARLES D. FISHER,

AUBREY PEARRE

Blanchard Randall .. .Gill & Fisher Charles D. Fisher. Capitalist

J. B. Ramsay. . Pres. Nat. Mechanics' Bank

Wm. H. Blackford. Pres. Md. Life Ins. Co.

Lawrason Riggs. Counselor-at-Law

Douglas H. Thomas ..... Pres. Merchants' Nat. Bank N. W. James Merchant

Howard E. Young. Merchant

Edwin G. Baetjer. . Lawyer

.Win. Salomon & Co., Bankers

Greater Baltimore BANK DEPARTMENT

1323

THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND GUARANTEE COMPANY

EQUITABLE BUILDING, CORNER CALVERT AND FAYETTE STREETS, BALTIMORE, MD.

Capital Paid in $800,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits Jan. 1, 1906 $2,100,000

OFFICERS

B. N. BAKER, President. EUGENE LEVERING, 1st Vice-President. CHARLES W. BAER, 2d Vice-President. GEO. C. MORRISON, 3d Vice-President. H. W. WARNER, Treasurer. V. G. DUNNINGTON, Secretary.

TRANSACTS A REGULAR BANKING BUSINESS

Receives deposits of money payable by check on demand, and allows interest thereon. Offers ample facilities to depositors in the collection of Coupons, Notes, Etc.

Particular attention given to accounts of executors, guardians, trustees and re- ligious and charitable organizations.

Special rates of interest allowed on money payable on fixed time.

Safety deposit boxes for Rent in the Company's Burglar-proof and Fire-proof Vault, affording security against loss by fire, robbery or accident. These boxes vary in price and size, and are of the latest improved patterns.

Receives for safekeeping Securities, Deeds, Mortgages and other valuables at reasonable prices. Collects ground rents, interest on mortgages, dividends and income of all kinds. and makes prompt remittance of same, or will hold subject to orders.

Authorized trustee and financial agent for any persons, societies, corporations or municipal authority.

Acts as agent or attorney for buying, holding, leasing, and selling real estate. Acts as Trustee, Guardian, Executor, Administrator, Assignee, Receiver, Attor- ney, Etc. Legal trustee under mortgages for railroad and other corporations. Re- ceives and executes Trusts of every description under the appointment of Courts, Corporations and Individuals.

Is a legal depository of all moneys paid into court by agreement, decree or other- wise, and of all funds in the hands of officers of the court awaiting distribution. On all such deposits interest is allowed from day of deposit.

Acts as agent for the payment of bonds, coupons, dividends, etc., and as trans- fer agent for the stocks and bonds of incorporated companies. You are respectfully invited to inspect the vaults and premises of the Company. THIS COMPANY DOES NOT ACT AS SURETY UPON ANY CLASS OF BONDS, NOR DOES IT INCUR THE HAZARDOUS RISKS WHICH ARE NECESSARILY INVOLVED IN GUARANTEEING THE PERSONAL FIDELITY OF INDIVID- UALS.

DIRECTORS

B. N. BAKER, GERMAN H. HUNT, JOHN A. WHITRIDGE, JAMES A. GARY, EUGENE LEVERING,

ELISHA H. PERKINS,

DAVID AMBACH, FRANCIS T. REDWOOD, H. IRVINE KEYSER, ROBERT K. WARING, THEODORE MARBURG,

R. LANCASTER WILLIAMS,

C. C. BUCKMAN, GEORGE K. McGAW,

GEORGE R. GAITHER,

CHARLES ADLER,

REUBEN FOSTER,

CHAS. W. BAER,

EDGAR G. MILLER, JR.,

GEO. C. MORRISON.

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Greater Baltimore® BANK DEPARTMENT

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FARMERS' TRUST, BANKING AND DEPOSIT CO.

OF BALTIMORE, MD.

Conducts a General Banking Business ALSO SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

CHARTERED TO ACT AS

Executor and Administrator of Estates Depository of Trust Funds Trustee for Corporation Mortgages Manages Estates, Collects Ground Rents, Etc.

BRANCH BANKS Galena, Md .; Hancock, Md .; Keedysville, Md .; Mt. Airy, Md .; Darlington, Md.

OFFICERS

JOHN W. WOODLAND, President ELBRIDGE S. JOHNSON, First Vice-President J. FENTON THOMAS, Second Vice-President WM. D. ALLEN, Secretary-Treasurer

OFFICES 110 West Fayette St., Hanover Building

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Greater Baltimore BANK DEPARTMENT

1325

International Trust Co.

OF MARYLAND

SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR LADIES IN OUR BANKING DEPARTMENT

Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent Baltimore Street, Near Light St.

CAPITAL = = = = = $1,500,000.00 SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS = $1,279,359.57

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

SAMUEL C. ROWLAND Vice-President

CHAS. D. FENHAGEN Secretary and Treasurer

WALTER D. FOCKE. Ass't Sec's and Ass't Treas.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

ISAAC H. DIXON, Chairman.

SUMMERFIELD BALDWIN. RICHARD H. EDMONDS.

SAMUEL C. ROWLAND,

STEVENSON A. WILLIAMS.

WM. C. SEDDON,

DOUGLAS H. GORDON.

DIRECTORS

SUMMERFIELD BALDWIN, ISAAC H. DIXON.

RICHARD H. EDMONDS. DOUGLAS H. GORDON, B. HOWARD HAMAN, SIMON ROSENBURG. C. SIDNEY SHEPARD.

GEO. W. WATTS.

CHAS. T. WESTCOTT.

SAMUEL C. ROWLAND,

TOWNSEND SCOTT.

WM. C. SEDDON.

STEVENSON A. WILLIAMS.

EDWARD H. THOMSON. DAVID HUTZLER,

CHAS. K. OLIVER. 'OSEPH CLENDENIN,

LLOYD LOWNDES,

E. E. JACKSON.

J. WM. MIDDENDORF.

EDWARD N. RICH, DeCOURCY W. THOM.

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Vy Greater Baltimore BANK DEPARTMENT

1326

MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY

N. W. Cor. Calvert and German Sts.

CAPITAL, $2,000,000

Transacts a General Trust and Banking Business

INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT

Acts as Trustee under Mortgages of Railroads and other Corpora- tions. and as Agent for the Transfer and Registration of Stocks and Bonds.

A Legal Depository for Court and Trust Funds.

OFFICERS

GRIER HERSH President.

ALLAN McLANE. Vice-President.

L. S. ZIMMERMAN Secretary.

CARROLL VAN NESS Treasurer.

JERVIS SPENCER, JR. Asst. Treasurer.

DIRECTORS

JAMES SPEYER

A. BARTON HEPBURN

GEORGE BLUMENTHAL GEORGE C. JENKINS

G. CLYMER BROOKE H. CARROLL BROWN

JOHN W. CASTLES

OSCAR G. MURRAY

HENRY WALTERS

B. HOWELL GRISWOLD, JR. JOSIAH L. BLACKWELL

GRIER HERSH

ERNEST HOEN, JR.

JOSHUA LEVERING

WALDO NEWCOMER HENRY F. SHOEMAKER

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1327

Safe Deposit and Trust Co. of Baltimore Nos. 9=11=13 SOUTH STREET

ORGANIZED IN 1867

Capital and Surplus, $1,800,000

Acts as Trustee of Corporation Mortgages, Fiscal Agent for Corpor- ations and Individuals, Transfer Agent and Registrar. Depository un- der plans of reorganization.

Acts as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Trustee, Receiver, At- torney and Agent, being especially organized for careful management and settlement of estates of every character.

Fireproof Building with latest and best equipment for safety of con- tents.

Safes for rent in its large fire and burglar-proof vaults, with spacious and well-lighted coupon rooms for use of patrons. Silver and other val- uables taken on storage.

OFFICERS

MICHAEL JENKINS. President.

H. WALTERS. Vice-President.

JOHN W. MARSHALL .2d Vice-President.

J. J. NELLIGAN 3d V. P. and Sec'y.

ANDREW P. SPAMER . Treasurer.

GEORGE B. GAMMIE Asst. Treasurer.

H. H. M. LEE. . Secretary.

ARTHUR C. GIBSON. Asst. Secretary.

JOSEPH B. KIRBY Asst. Secretary.

GEORGE R. TUDOR. . Cashier. A. P. STROBEL Real Est. Officer.

DIRECTORS

MICHAEL JENKINS, BLANCHARD RANDALL,

JOHN W. MARSHALL,

WALDO NEWCOMER, H. WALTERS, E. H. PERKINS,

NORMAN JAMES,

SAMUEL M. SHOEMAKER. DOUGLAS H. THOMAS, JOHN J. NELLIGAN,

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Greater Baltimore BANK DEPARTMENT

1328

CANTON NATIONAL BANK

Elliott Street, Cor. East Avenue

Capital

$100,000

Surplus and Und.v.ded Profits

40,000

ACCOUNTS SOLICITED

HENRY J. MCGRATH, Prest.

CHAS. R. KENDIG, Vice-Prest.

JOHN W. H. GEIGER, Cashier

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DIRECTORS:

ALEX. A. SANNER,

EDWARD J. CODD,

JAS. D. HUGHES, JOHN HUBERT,

GOTTLIEB STENGEL,

H. J. MCGRATH,

CHAS. R. KENDIG,

BENJ. H. LEACH,

ADAM DENHARD,

THOS. MeCOSKER,

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, $450,000

JOHN S. GIBBS. President. WILLIAM H. O'CONNELL. Vice-President.

DAVID AMBACH, Vice-President. ALBERT D. GRAHAM, Cashier.

WILLIAM E. HOOPER, VAN LEAR BLACK. JAMES E. INGRAM,

DIRECTORS: JOHN S. GIBBS, REUBEN FOSTER, JAMES A. GARY,

DAVID AMBACH,

WM. H. GORMAN,

JOS. H. JUDIK.

WM. H. O'CONNELL.

DISCOUNT DAILY

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Greater Baltimore

BANK DEPARTMENT

1329

WALTER A. MASON

President

Cashier

Assistant Cashier

Counsel

Commercial and Farmers National Bank

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Howard and German Streets, Baltimore, Md.

DROVERS AND MECHANICS' NATIONAL BANK

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N. W. COR. EUTAW AND FAYETTE STREETS

CAPITAL, $630,000. SURFLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $261,000 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.

JAMES CLARK.

DR. M. H. CARTER.

J. H. SCHNEPFE,

DIRECTORS:

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

FRANK C. WACHTER, GEO. W. KIRWAN. SAMUEL ROSENTHAL.

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H. M. MASON .

CHAS. E. C. SMITH

F. V. BALDWIN

CHAS. W. FIELD

&Greater Baltimore

BANK DEPARTMENT

1330 Chas. T. Crane, President.

Carter G. Osburn, Cashier. J. E. Marshall, Assistant Cashier.

Farmers and Merchants' National Bank Of Baltimore === N. W. Cor. South and Lombard Sts.

CORRESPONDENTS: National Park Bank, New York.

Western National Bank, Philadelphia.

State National Bank, Bos- ton.

First National Bank, Phila- delphia.

Girard National Bank, Philadelphia.

Tradesmen's National Bank, Philadelphia. Continental National Bank, Chicago.

German National Bank, Cincinnati, O.

Third National Bank, Cin- cinnati.

American National

Bank, Washington, D. C. National Bank of Commerce, St. Louis, Mo.

Does a General Banking and Collec= tion Business

ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS, CORPORATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS SOLICITED. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

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No. 17 SOUTH STREET,

= BALTIMORE, MD.

Capital, $1,000,000 Surplus and Profits, $450,000

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,

J. D. FERGUSON, ALCAEUS HOOPER.

BLANCHARD) RANDALL, JOS. R. FOARD,

HUGH SISSON,

SOLOMON FRANK. NATH'L W. JAMES, LOUIS MULLER, WM. C. ROUSE, JAMES A. SMYSER, JOHN HUBNER.

W.M. A. DICKEY, H. B. WILCOX, JOS. FRIEDENWALD, GEORGE A. BLAKE,

ALEX. T. LEFTWICH, A. H. S. POST,

This Bank Offers the Best Facilities for Prompt Collections at Reasonable Rates

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WESTERA SANK NOTE AND ENGRAVING COMPANY

ENGRAVERS, LITHOGRAPHERS AND PRINTERS Bank Notes, Bonds, Stock Certificates DRAFTS, CHECKS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, LETTERS OF CREDIT, ETC.

The work of this Company is executed in its own newly constructed and exclusive fire-proof buildings which possess special vaults and unequaled equipment. To those financially interested in the protection of documento against counterfeiling and fraudulent re- production, an inspection of this most modern plant, - where every possible precaution has been taken to safeguard the varied, extensive and confidential interests of its patrons, who include many prominent individuals, firms and corporations throughout the country, as alan numerona Municipal, Hale and Foreign Governments- is decidedly profitable. The facilities of this Company are not limited to any particular class of work, But embrace everything in the printing line, whether Engraved, Lithographied; Embossed or Typed. For forty-hun years this establish- ment has reflected the highest state of the art ( to use the language of the corporations charter land the Securities engraved and printed by it are llabile on the New york Black boxchange.

La Rue R. Gofpage

TELEPHONE: C.& P. SOUTH 1318.

. Manager Baltimore Office 515 Equitable Building

000

WESTERA BANK NOTE AND ENGRAVING COMPANY

ENGRAVERS, LITHOGRAPHERS AND PRINTERS Bank Notes, Bonds, Stock Certificates DRAFTS, CHECKS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, LETTERS OF CREDIT, ETC.

The work of this Company is executed in its own constructed and exclusive five-proof buildings which passen special raul and arequaled equipment. In these financially interested in the protection of documents againal counterfeiting and fraudulent re- production, an inspection of this most modern plant, - where every possible precaution has been taken to safeguard The varied, extensive and confidential" intervalo of its patrons, who include many prominent individuales, firma and corporations throughout the country as also numerona Municipal, Hale and Foreign Governments- is decidedly profitable. The facilities of this Company are not limited to any particular class of work Cal embrace every! gin The printing live .whether Engraved, Lithographied. Eintioned or Typed. For forty-lin years this establish. ment has reflected the highest state of the art t la nie the language of the corporations charter land the Securities engraved and printed by it are listabile ar Hie. Vantjack Black boxchange.

Ja Rue R. Coppage

TELEPHONE: C.& P. SOUTH 1318.

Manager. Baltimore ( 515 Equilalle Building

Greater Baltimore

BANK DEPARTMENT

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1331

DR. CHAS. G. W. MACGILL, President. Vice-Presidents: VICTOR G. BLOEDE, JOHN F. SIPPEL.

ARTHUR C. MONTELL, Cashier.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

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, Pres- ident V. G. Bloede Co. and The Eden Construction 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, Banker.

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. LEONARD A. POEHLMANN, Lumber

Merchant. C. & P. Tel., Catonsville 600. Maryland Tel .. 301 Ingleside.

ACCOUNTS INVITED UPON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS CONSISTENT WITH CON- SERVATIVE BANKING.

GERMAN AMERICAN BANK 524-526 South Broadway

Capital Stock, $300,000

Surplus and Undivided Profits. $103,538.26

Accounts of Firms and Corporations Solicited

Prompt and Careful Attention Given to Collections on the Most Reasonable Terms - AND DISCOUNTS GRANTED DAILY

WILLIAM SCHWARZ

PRESIDENT

LOUIS F. DIETZ

CASHIER

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Greater Baltimore BANK DEPARTMENT

HOME BANK

NEW AND UP-TO-DATE BANKING HOUSE

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BERNSTEIN, COHEN & CO., Proprietors

325 WEST BALTIMORE ST. (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.

Mercantite Paper Bought and Sold. Money Loaned on Approved Ledger Ac- counts.

Bills of Lading. Siorage Receip s and Other Negotiable Instruments.

ACTS AS TRUSTEE, ASSIGNEE AND ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATES. ROGER A. FREY, Cashier

Your Patronage Solicited

German Savings Bank

GERMAN SAPICS BAMI

Of Baltimore City

S. W. CORNER Caltimore and Eutaw STREETS

CHARLES SPILMAN, President.

C. LIEBERKNECHT. Treasurer.

WILLIAM SPILMAN, Assistant Treasurer.

DIRECTORS:

JOHN BRUNS. CHARLES SPILMAN, JOHN MEHRING.

C. HEMMETER.

ROBERT LANGE.

C. LIEBERKNECHT.

J. H. SCHAEFER, CHARLES A. SINGEWALD,

H. D. DREYER,

HENRY HERTEL. WILLIAM SPILMAN. JOHN LANGE.

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Greater Baltimore BANK DEPARTMENT

Maryland National Bank BALTIMORE, MD.

EDWARD H. THOMSON, President.

THORNTON ROLLINS, Vice-President.

JAMES C. FENHAGEN, Cashier.

DIRECTORS:

W. J. CHAPMAN, Coal and Coke.

EDWD. A. JACKSON, Coffee Importer. J. S. MACDONALD, Pres. J. S. MacDonald Co. ALEXANDER BROWN, Alexander Brown & Sons. Bankers.

I. S. LANDSTREET, Vice-President Western Mary- land R. R.

J. H. WHEELWRIGHT, Vice-President Consolida- tion Coal Co.

FRANKLIN P. CATOR, Armstrong. Cator & Co .. Wholesale Millinerv.

HUGH L. BOND, JR., 2d Vice-President Baltimore and Ohio R. R.

H. M. WAGNER, H. M. Wagner & Co., Wholesale Grocers.

JOHN M. DENNIS, Vice-President Louis Muller Co., Grain Exporters.

JOS. DI GIORGIO, President Atlantic Fruit Co. COLUMBUS O'DONNELL LEE, Real Estate.

iS. R. BERTRON, Bertron, Storrs & Griscom, Bank- ers, New York.

WINSLOW S. PIERCE, President Western Mary- land R. R.

ANTHONY N. BRADY, New York.

GEORGE J. GOULD, New York.

S. DAVIES WARFIELD, President Trust Co.

Continental

H. S. PLATT, Platt & Co., Oysters and Fruit Pkrs. F. C. SEEMAN, John A. Dobson & Co., Glassware. E. H. THOMSON, President.

THORNTON ROLLINS. Capitalist.

W. W. EDMONDSON, J. A. Edmondson & Sons.

MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK

SOUTH AND WATER STREETS

DOUGLAS H. THOMAS, President.

WILLIAM INGLE, Cashier.

J. CLEVELAND WANDS, Assistant Cashier.

Directors:

DOUGLAS H. THOMAS, THOMAS K. CAREY, W. H. CONKLIN,

FRANCIS E. WATERS, CHARLES A. WEBB, JOHN S. GITTINGS

AUSTIN MOLANAHAN, JAMES L. SELLMAN.

DEPOSITORY FOR UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

CAPITAL, $1,500,000. UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $890,000.

AS THE LARGEST BANK IN THE STATE, WE OFFER THE BEST FACILITIES FOR THE TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS. ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.

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Greater Baltimore BANK DEPARTMENT

1334

THE NATIONAL BANK OF BALTIMORE

CORNER BALTIMORE AND ST. PAUL STS.

HENRY C. JAMES, Cashier.

JAS. L. McLANE, President.

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

Capital, $1,210,700 Surplus, $250,00 )

Undivided Profits, $134,843.43

Dividends January and July. Last One Paid, No. 218.

Board of Directors:

JAMES L. McLANE,

JOHN K. SHAW, JR., 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.

NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE OF BALTIMORE

No. 26 South St.

Capita', $300,000 SurplusProfits, $284,000

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.

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y Greater Baltimore BANK DEPARTMENT

1335

NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK

(ORGANIZED 1865. )

HOPKINS PLACE, LIBERTY AND GERMAN STREETS

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

Capital = $1,000,000

Surplus and Profits Over $600,000

U. S. Depository and Depos- itory for the State of Mary- land and City of Baltimore. Business and Personal Ac- counts Invited. Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold. Letters of Credit Issued.

DIRECTORS:

SUMMERFIELD BALDWIN, J. C. STONEBURNER, WM. A. HANWA). PHILIP BAMBURGER FREDERICK P. STIEFF

JUDGE SAM'L D. SCHMUCKER,

SAMUEL C. ROWLAND,

WM. H. MATTHAI,

J. ALBERT HUGHES, ROBERT B. DIXON. JAS. W. DORSEY,

WM. B. HURST.

ELI OPPLA HEIM,

WALDO NEWCOMER.

National Howard Bank

Fayette and Howard Streets

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $290,000 DEPOSITS $1,500,000

The Management

of this bank is in the hands of careful, ex- perienced men, to whom you can intrust your banking affairs with confidence.

WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS

HENRY CLARK, President. THOS. O'NEILL, Vice-Prest. WM. H. ROBERTS, JR., Cashier. FREDK A. DOLFIELD, Ass't Cashier.

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DIRECTORS:

WM. H. BAYLESS, JOS. A. BOLGIANÓ, HENRY BURGUNDER, WM. C. CARROLL,

HENRY CLARK, JACOB EPSTEIN, HENRY F. NEW, THOMAS O'NEILL,

E. CLAY TIMANUS, JOHN WATERS, JAS. H. PARRISH. WM. H. ROBERTS, JR.

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Greater Baltimore BANK DEPARTMENT

1336

NATIONAL MARINE BANK

N. E. COR. GAY AND WATER STREETS

INCORPORATED 1810.

One of the Oldest Banks in the City.

Capital.

$400.000

Surplus & Undivided Profits, $163,000

JOHN M. LITTHG. Prest.

GEO. R. VICKERS, Jr .. Vice-Prest. YATES PENNIMAN. Cashier.

THOS. F. SHRIVER. Asst. Cashier.

DIRECTORS:

JOHN M. LITTIG. GEO. R. VICKERS. JR .. V. J. BROWN. H. C. MATTHEWS. JAMES W. BATES, GEO. R. HEFFNER.

WALTER W. ABELL. F. E. S. WOLFE, TOWNSEND SCOTT.

A Regular Banking Business Transacted. Collections Carefully Made and Promptly Accounted For. Accounts Solicited and Will Receive Careful Attention. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS

NATIONAL MECHANICS' BANK N. W. COR. SOUTH AND GERMAN STREETS

ESTABLISHED 1506.

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

Repository for the City of Baltimore, Sta. e of Mary- land and United St tes Government.

DIRECTORS:

ALEXANDER BROWN. GEORGE C. JENKINS. JESSE HILLES. JOHN B. RAMSAY. D. D. MALLORY.

MILES WHITE, JR .. LAWRASON RIGGS. E. B. HUNTING. JOHN A. WHITRIDGE. SEYMOUR MANDELBAUM, JOHN PLEASANTS, GEO. K. McGAW.

Capital $1,000,000 Undivided Profits $1,000,000

YOUR BANK ACCOUNT IS SOLICITED

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Greater Baltimore BANK DEPARTMENT

1337

The Old Town National Bank Corner Gay and Exeter Streets

Capital, $200,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Average Deposits, $1,200,000

SPECIAL ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO PRIVATE ACCOUNTS

SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT AT LOW RATES

JACOB W. HOOK, President. DAVID E. EVANS, Vice-President. HENRY O. REDUE, Cashier.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

JACOB W. HOOK. J. HENRY SNYDER of C. GEORGE SCHILLING. AARON BENESCH,

ROGER T. GILL.

ROBERT FUSSELBAUGH,

DAVID E. EVANS,

LOUIS E. BARTELL,

HENRY A. BREHM.

National Union Bank of Maryland AT BALTIMORE, MD. Nos. 3 to 5 East Fayette Street

Capital $1,000,000

Surplus and Undivided Profits $402,980

WILLIAM WINCHESTER,

ROBERT A. DIGGS.

ISAAC H. DIXON.

President.

MILTON B. WILLIAMS.

Cashier.

Vice-President.

Assistant Cashier.

DIRECTORS:

ISAAC H. DIXON, WM. A. MARBURG, H. CRAWFORD BLACK, R. BRENT KEYSER, ROBT. K. WARING,

ANDREW D. JONES,

DANIEL E. CONKLIN.

EDWIN G. BAETJER.

CLARENCE W. WATSON,

E. STANLEY GARY,

EDWD. P. GILL,

WM. WINCHESTER,

The Accounts of Corporations, Firms and Individuals Are Solicited

COLLECTIONS MADE ON FAVORABLE TERMS

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Greater Baltimore BANK DEPARTMENT

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1338

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Second National Bank

432 SOUTH BROADWAY

Capital. $500,000

Surplus and Undivided Profits,

$600,000

CHAS. C. HOMER, President.

CHAS. C. HOMER, Jr.,

Vice-President.

W. E. WAGNER, Cashier.

DIRECTORS:

CHAS. C. HOMER, THOS. J. SHRYOCK,

CHAS. C. HOMER, JR., LOUIS KANN, GEO. R. WILLIS, H. C. LARRABEE,

I. E. WAGNER.

THIRD NATIONAL BANK

Baltimore and North Streets WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT

Depository United States, State and City

R. M. SPEDDEN, President.

ROBERT H. SMITH, Vice-President

JOHN F. SIPPEL, Cashier.

A. B. CROUCH, Asst. Cashier

DIRECTORS

FELIX AGNUS Publisher Baltimore American.

ALFRED E. BOOTH, Vice-Pres. A. Booth & Co., Baltimore-Chicago. WM. J. DONNELLY. Maury & Donnelly, Insurance.

THOMAS FITZGERALD Gen'l Mgr. B. & O. R. R.

G. W. GAIL, JR .. Pres. Fire Board.

W. R. HAMMOND Hammond & Snyder, Exporters of Grain.

S. B. MEDAIRY. Bosce, Medairy & Co., Commission Merchants. LOUIS F. YOUNG.

J. W'M. MIDDENDORF, Middendorf, Williams & Co., Bankers & Brokers. MICHAEL SCHLOSS Schloss Bros. & Co., Baltimore and New York. ROBERT H. SMITH, Attorney.

ROBERT M. SPEDDEN, Shipbuilder.

E. H. RAY Baker-Whitely Coal Co.

P. E. TOME. Attorney. MURRAY VANDIVER, Treasurer of State of Maryland.

Vaile & Young, Sheet Metal Workers.

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»Greater Baltimore BANK DEPARTMENT

1339

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

Western National Bank

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.

ROBERT GARRETT,

JOHN BLACK,

GUSTAV GIESKE,

JAMES PRESTON.

W. BURNS TRUNDLE,

W. B. BROOKS, JR ..

E. AUSTIN JENKINS,

THOMAS TODD.

H. B. GILPIN,

CHARLES E. RIEMAN,

THOS. J. HAYWARD.

THIS BANK WILL BE PLEASED TO RECEIVE ACCOUNTS

James M. Thompson & Co.

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Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1906, Part 272

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