Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1906, Part 493

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

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Sons of Temperance. The Grand Division

Grand Worthy Patriarch, Frederick Key- ser. Scribe, Chas E Cunningham, 848 Equitable Bldg

SINGING SOCIETIES.

Arion Singing Societies. 205 Hanover

Baltimore Saengerbund. 339 s Caroline

Edelweiss Singing Society. 1 Fait Av Ext

Eintracht Singing Society. 1300 Hull

Frohsinn Singing Society. 2000 Fdk Av

Germania Maennerchor. 410-412 WV Lombard

Harmonie Singing Society. 414 W Fayette

Locust Point Maennerchor. 1644 Cuba

Lyric Male Quartet. Ralph C Sharretts, Manager, Y M C A Bldg

Social Liedertafel. 655 W Pratt

Thalia Maennerchor. 1122 Harford Av

Young Liederkranz. 750 W Lexington

STEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP LINES.

Atlantic Transport Line Chamber of Commerce Bldg

Baltimore and Eastern Shore Trans- portation Co. 504 Hughes Av

Baltimore and Jacksonville Packet Line.

Gray, Irelan & Co, Marine Bank Bldg

Baltimore and Jamaica Steamship Line.

United Fruit Company have weekly steamer service between Baltimore and Jamaica, 104 e Pratt

Baltimore and Philadelphia Steam- boat Company.

(Ericsson Line)

Steamers leave 1 Light-st wharf daily (Sundays and holidays excepted) at 5 P M, making regular trips between Balti- more and Philadelphia via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. Day boats from June 1st to October 1st, 7.30 A M daily, Sundays 8 A M, Clarence Shriver, Agent, 204 Light St

Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantie Railway Company.

WATER AND RAIL ROUTES.

Steamers leave Piers 3, 4, 41/2, 5, Light- street wharf, as follows, subject to change without notice:

RAILWAY DIVISION (PIER 4)-4.10 P M daily (except Saturday and Sunday). Saturday 3 P M, for Claiborne and inter- mediate stations to Ocean City

CHOPTANK RIVER LINE-6 P M daily (except Sunday), for Easton, Oxford, Cambridge and landing to Denton

CHOPTANK RIVER LINE (PIER 5)-6 P M Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Trappe, Cambridge and landings on Tuckahoe River to Wayman's

WICOMICO RIVER LINE-5 P M every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for Wingate's Point, Deal's Island and land- ings to Salisbury

NANTICOKE RIVER LINE-5 PM Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday for Deal's Island and landings to Seaford, Del

PIANKATANK RIVER LINE (PIER 3)- 5 P M Sundays and Wednesdays for landings on Great Wicomico River, Cockrell's, Dymer's, Indian, Antipoison and Jackson's Creek and Milford Haven. 5 P M Monday and Thursday for Mila, Timbs', Reedville, Indian Creek, Ocran's, Jackson Creek, Milford Haven, Pianka- tank River to Freeport, Va

STEAMERS FROM SOUTH-ST WHARF POCOMOKE RIVER LINE-5 P M Tues- day and Friday for Crisfield, Finney's, Onancock and landings to Pocomoke City and Snow Hill, Md

OCCOHANNOCK RIVER LINE-5 P M Wednesday and Sunday for Crisfield, Pungoteague, Nandua and Occohannock River

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Tickets on sale at P R R Ticket Office, 315 n Charles street

T. MURDOCH, Genl Pass Agt, Balto, Md WILLARD THOMSON, Genl Mngr

Baltimore Steam Packet Company. (Old Bay Line)

For Old Point, Norfolk, Portsmouth and all points South. Steamers daily (except Sundays) from Bay Line piers, 10-13 Light street. Steamers leave at 6.30 P M. John R Sherwood, Vice-President and General Manager. Key Compton, General Freight Agent. E Brown, Gen- eral Passenger Agent, Ticket Office, 107 e Balto st

Blue Cross Line.

Steamers Sail Every Fortnight to Havre and Regular to Other Continental and U K Ports Robert Ramsay Co, Agents, Stewart Bldg, Gay c Lombard

Bristol Channel Line. To Bristol

Atlantic Transport Co, Agents, Chamber of Commerce Bldg

Broadway and Locust Point Steam Ferry. Foot of Broadway

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Chesapeake Steamship Company.

CHESAPEAKE LINE Steamers leave Piers 18 and 19 Light-st wharf daily (except Sunday), at 6.30 P M for Norfolk, Old Point and all points South

YORK RIVER LINE

Steamers leave Piers 18 and 19 Light-st wharf for Richmond Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5 P M (Winter sched- ule). Steamers leave daily except Sun- day at 5 P M (Summer schedule). Rouben Foster, Genl Manager. E J Chism, General Passenger Agent. T H McDannel, Assistant General Passenger Agent. General Offices 530 Light st

Chester River Steamboat Company.

Steamers leave Pier 7 Light-st wharf for landings on Chester River

Donaldson Line.

Steamers Sail Every Fortnight to Glas- gow.

Robert Ramsay Co, Agents, Stewart Bldg, Gay e Lombard

Earn Line.

Baltimore to West Indies and Return Jos R Foard Co, Agents, 507-511 Union Trust Bldg

Empire Line. To Leith

Atlantic Transport Company, Chamber of Commerce Bldg

Agents,

Ericsson Line, 204 Light

Hamburg-American Line. Baltimore to Hamburg Direct Atlantic Transport Company, Agents, Chamber of Commerce Bldg

Johnston Line.

Steamers Sail Weekly from Baltimore to Liverpool

Johnston Line Foreign Agency, Ltd, Stew- art Bldg, Gay c Lombard

Liverpool, Brazil and River Platte Line. (Lamport and Holt's Line)

Steamers Sail Every Fortnight from New York to Pernambuco, Victoria, Rio Janeiro and Santos, and other Brazilian ports

Robert Ramsay Co, Agents, Stewart Bldg, Gay c Lombard

Lloyd Siciliano Palermo Steamship

Line.

Dresel, Rauschenberg & Co, Agents,

Chamber of Commerce Bldg

Lord Line. Belfast and Dublin

Atlantic Transport Company,

Agents, Chamber of Commerce Bldg

Mallory Line.

W' O Wells, Agent, Light c German

Merchants and Miners Transporta- tion Company.

S E Cor Light and German For Boston, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6 o'clock P M, for Provi- dence via Newport News, Va, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, 6 o'clock P M, Freight taken for Newport News, Va For Savannah every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 o'clock P M

C R Gillingham, Agent, Foot Long Dock, W P Turner, General Passenger Agent, J C Whitney, Second Vice-President and Traffic Manager, A D Stebbins, Gen- eral Manager, C S Hoskins, General Freight Agent, C H Smith, General Agent

Munson Line.

To Mexico and Cuba The Jos R Foard Co, Agents, Stewart Bldg, Gay e Lombard

National Line.

Atlantic Transport Co, Agents, Chamber of Commerce Bldg

Neptune Line.

To Rotterdam Direct

Dresel, Rauschenberg &

Co, Agents, Chamber of Commerce Bldg

New York and Baltimore Transpor- tation Line.

Fast line of steamers between Baltimore and New York, Freight received and de- livered daily to and from New York, at feeder's wharf, Hughes and Henry sts. Clarence Shriver, Agent, 204 Light

North German Lloyd.

A Schumacher & Co, General Agents, 7 B Gay

Prince Line.

Steamers sail on advertised dates from New York to Pernambuco, Rio Janeiro, Santos and other Brazilian ports, Robert Ramsay Co, Agents, Stewart Bldg, Gay c Lombard

Puritan Line.

Steamers sail every fortnight to Antwerp, Johnston Line Foreign Agency, Ltd, Agents, Stewart Bldg, Gay c Lombard

Queen Anne's Ferry and Equipment Company.

758 N Eutaw

President, E Stabler jr

Robert M. Sloman's Line.

Steamers sail every fortnight from New York to Rio Janeiro and Santos, and other Brazilian ports

Robert Ramsay Co, Agents, Stewart Bldg, Gay e Lombard

Southern Pacific Company, Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad and Steamship Company, Sunset Route. B B Barber, Agent, Piper Bldg

Tolchester Beach Improvement Com- pany of Kent Co., Md.

Office, Piers 14-15-16-17 Light-St Wharf William C Eliason, President and Man- ager

Weems Line. Piers 2, 8 and 9, Light-St Wharf

Wilson Line. To New Castle, Robert Ramsay Co, Agents, Stewart Bldg, Gay c Lombard

STREET RAILWAYS.

United Railways and Electric Com- pany.

9th and 10th floors Continental Trust Company Bldg John M Hood, President, George C Jen- kins, First Vice-President, William A House, Second Vice-President and Gen- eral Manager, James R Pratt, Assistant General Manager, H C McJilton, Secre- tary and Treasurer, N E Stubbs, Auditor, Operating Balto and Catonsville, Balto and Northern Electric. Balto City Pas- senger, Balto, Middle River and Spar- row's Point, Balto Traction, Central, City and Suburban, Lake Roland Ele- vated Railways, Dundalk, Sparrow's Point and North Point Ry, and Balto, Sparrow's Point and Chesapeake Ry

TELEPHONE COMPANIES.

American Telephone and Telegraph Company.

Belvidere Av Ext and Md & Pa R R, Roland Park R J Meigs, Manager

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore City.

5 Light President and General Manager, F H Bethell, Secretary-Treasurer, A P Cren- shaw

Maryland Telephone and Telegraph Company.

Maryland Telephone Bldg, N E Cor Lex- ington and Courtland

President, Harry W Webb, Vice-Presi- dent, David E Evans, General Manager, J J Comer, Secretary, W T Spring, Treasurer, Robert F Bonsall, Assistant to President, B S Josselyn

TRUST COMPANIES.

AMERICAN BONDING COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY.

First Floor, Equitable Bldg President, George Cator, Secretary, Ernest Hoen Jr, Treasurer, Edwin W Poe

BALTIMORE TRUST AND GUARAN- TEE COMPANY.

Cor Calvert and Fayette Capital, $800,000, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $2,100,000 Officers:

President, Bernard N Baker, 1st Vice- President, Eugene Levering, 2d Vice- President, Charles W Baer, 3d Vice- President and Trust Officer, George C Morrison, Treasurer, Henry W Warner, Secretary, Virginius G Dunnington. Directors, B N Baker, German H Hunt, John A Whitridge, James A Gary, Eu- gene Levering, Elisha H Perkins, David Ambach, Francis T Redwood, H Irvine Keyser, Robert K Waring, Theodore Marburg, Charles W Baer, C C Buck- man, George K McGaw, George R Gai- ther, Charles Adler, Reuben Foster, Edgar G Miller Jr, R Lancaster Wil- liams

CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY.

S E Cor Baltimore and Calvert Sts S Davies Warfield, President, Thos M Hullings, Vice-President, Fredk C Dreyer, Treasurer, H A Beasley, Secre- tary. . Directors, S Davies Warfield, Wm A Marburg, Thomas J Hayward, Wm H Graffin, C K Lord, F S Landstreet, J H Wheelwright, Saml J Lanahan, Thorn- ton Rollins, Wm P Harvey, Daniel E Conklin, George Cator, George F Ran- dolph, H Clay McComas

FARMERS' TRUST, BANKING AND DEPOSIT CO. OF BALTIMORE, MD.

Temp Loc 211 N Liberty

President, John W Woodland. First Vice- President, Elbridge S Johnson. Second Vice-President, J Fenton Williams. Sec- retary-Treasurer, Wm D Allen. Direc- tors, John W Woodland, Eldridge S Johnson, J Fenton Thomas, Carlile Woodall, Edward A Scott, P S Vogel, W D Allen, M Metz, Alex H Robertson, W A. Henneberger, C A Andrew

FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT CO.

N W Cor Charles and Lexington Edwin Warfield, President. Harry Nico- demns, Secretary and Treasurer, Fidel- ity Bldg. Directors, John Walter Smith, Robert Ober, A P Gorman, Joseph R Stonebraker, John H Wight, Lloyd Lowndes, George Warfield, James D

Mason, H Crawford Black, George Blakistone, Geo M Upshur, M Gillet Gill, Seymour Mandelbaum, Henry B Platt, Chas E Fink, Herman E Bosler, Thos A Whelan, Solomon Frank, Wil- bur F Jackson, Edwin Warfield, E Stan- ley Gary, Frank A Furst, Clarence W Watson, Van Lear Black, Wm A Dickey

INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY OF MARYLAND.

25 E Balto

President, Douglas H Gordon. Vice-Presi- dent, Summerfield Baldwin. Vice-Presi- dent, Saml C Rowland. Secretary and Treasurer, Charles D Fenhagen. Assist- ant Secretary and Assistant Treasurer, Walter D Focke. Directors-Summer-

APPENDIX 2641 - field Baldwin, Isaac H Dixon, Richard H Edmonds, Douglas H Gordon, B How- ard Haman, Simon Rosenburg, C Sid- ney Shepard, Geo W Watts, Chas T Westcott, Samuel C Rowland, Town- send Scott, Wm C Seddon, Stevenson A Williams, Edward H Thomson, David Hutzler, Chas K Oliver, Joseph Clen- denin, Lloyd Lowndes, E E Jackson, J Wm Middendorf, Edward N Rich, De- Courcy W Thom

MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY. Cor Calvert and German

President, Grier Hersh, Vice-President, Allan McLane, Secretary, L S Zimmer- man, Treasurer, Carroll Van Ness, Di- rectors, James Speyer, A Barton Hep- burn, Geo Blumenthal, G Clymer Brooke, H Carroll Brown, John W Cas- tles, Oscar G Murray, Henry Walters, Geo C Jenkins, B Howell Griswold, Jr, Josiah L Blackwell, Grier Hersh, Ernest Hoen, Jr, Joshua Levering, Waldo Newcomer, Henry F Shoemaker

MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.

N E Cor German and Calvert

Capital, $2,000,000. Surplus, $3,800,000 President, John Gill of R. Vice-President, Wilton Snowden. Second Vice-President. A H S Post. Treasurer, John McHenry. Secretary, Joseph R Walker. Assistant Secretary and Treasurer, Chas E Mc- Lane. Directors-W W Spence, E Aus- tin Jenkins, Charles D Fisher, Wm H Whitridge, Stewart Brown, Wm H Blackford, Lawrason Riggs, Fred M Colston, Wilton Snowden, Douglas H Thomas, N W James, Aubrey Pearre, John D Howard, H A Orrick, Blanchard Randall, J B Ramsay, Saml J Lanahan, Decatur H Miller, Jr, Robert Garrett, T Edwd Hambleton, John K Shaw, Jr, Simon Rosenburg, John Gill of R, A H S Post, Wm B Hurst, Edwin G Baetjer, Frank S Hambleton, Theodore Krug, Howard E Young (Hanover, Pa), Jas T Woodward (N Y), William Salomon (N Y), Robert J Lowry (Atlanta), Hon Henry G Davis (Elkins, W Va)

SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COM- PANY OF BALTIMORE.

13 South

President, Michael Jenkins. Vice-Presi- dent, H Walters. Second Vice-President, John W Marshall. Third Vice-Presi- dent, John J Nelligan. Secretary, H H M Lee, Assistant Secretary, Arthur C Gibson. Treasurer, George B Gammie. Cashier, George R Tudor. Directors-H Walters, E H Perkins, Michael Jenkins, Blanchard Randall, John W Marshall, Waldo Newcomer, Norman James, Saml M Shoemaker, Douglas H Thomas, John J Nelligan

SECURITY STORAGE AND TRUST COMPANY.

13 to 15 W North Av

President, Henry S King. Vice-President, Matthew C Fenton. Treasurer, George M Bucher. Secretary, James P Hous- toun. Directors-Wm A Marburg, J Wm Middendorf, Joseph A Bolgiano, Henry C Matthews, P Bryson Millikin, Mat- thew C Fenton, Harry R Jones, John W Lowe, Benj F Bennett, Jacob W Slagle, Edgar J Miller, Jr, Henry S King

UNITED SURETY COMPANY.

15 South

Olin Bryan, President. Henry G Penni- man, Vice-President. E J Clark, Vice- President. Robt A Dobbin Jr, Secre- tary. E D Livingston, Assistant Secre- tary. Walter A Mason, Treasurer. Chas F Bennett, Assistant Treasurer. Di- rectors-Robert Garrett, Francis T Homer, Walter A Mason, August Weber, Stewart S Janney, Ernest J Clark, Henry C Penniman, Samuel W Tatter- sall, Henry C Shirley, Charles W Field. Olin Bryan, J Edward Swanstrom, of Brooklyn, N Y, James W Gerard, of New York, N Y, Geo C Brown, of Cin- cinnati, O, Harvey L Cooper, of Denton, Md

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Baltimore city directory for the year commencing 1906, Part 493

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