Identifier: baltimoreitshist03hall (find matches)
Title: Baltimore : its history and its people
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Hall, Clayton Coleman, 1847-1916 Lewis Historical Publishing Co
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Publisher: New York : Lewis Historical Pub. Co.
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
Digitizing Sponsor: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center

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el Shellman Baer, a well-known and highly respected physi-cian of Baltimore. Children: John Wilson Jr., of Philadelphia, managerof the Enterprise Manufacturing Company of Pennsylvania: Shellman B.,of Cornwells, Pennsylvania; Elizabeth, assistant secretary of the AssociatedCharities of Washington, D. C.; Rosa, who lives with her father. While closely attending to his business affairs, Mr. Brown has borne afair share of the duties of public life, where he has made his mark as a manof fine judgment, clear and decisive, and unselfish in his labors for the publicgood. A vigilant and attentive observer of men and measures, Mr. Brownsopinions are recognized as sound and his views broad and his ideas there-fore carry weight among those with whom he discusses public problems.In politics Mr. Brown is a Democrat, and religiously is affiliated with thePresbyterian church. Those who meet him socially have the highest appre-ciation for his sterling qualities of manhood and genial nature, which rec-
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^^^^^^..•>^^.^*^/J^^. HISTORY OF BALTIMORE 865 ognizes and appreciates the good in others. The ties of home and friend-ship are sacred to him and he takes a genuine dehght in doing a servicefor those near and dear to him. Fortunate, indeed, is the city that claimsas its exemplars men of the broad mentality of John Wilson Brown. ELMER EDWARDS CRUZEN Influential among the members of the dental profession in the city ofBaltimore is Elmer Edwards Cruzen, D.D.S., a native of Cumberland,Maryland, born May 22, 1861. He is a man beyond the average of intel-lectual power, and of skill in his department. Thoughtful, but quick ofdiscernment and prompt in action, he has been particularly successful inhis practice. His acknowledged professional skill, his goodness of heart,his polished urbanity, his high sense of honor and noble generosity of na-ture, endears him to all. In his intercourse with other professional gentle-men, his conduct is marked by the most scrupulous regard to the rights an

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