SS Minnetonka Passenger List - 18 June 1904

Front Cover of a First Class Passenger List for the SS Minnetonka of the Atlantic Transport Line, Departing 18 June 1904 from London to New York, Commanded by Captain Sydney Layland. GGA Image ID # 15bb43c387

Senior Officers and Staff

1. Captain: Sydney Layland
2. Surgeon: J. L. Fox
3. Chief Engineer : Robert Bell
4. Purser: H. Forney Baker
5. Chief Steward : R. L. Evans

First Class Passengers

1. Mr. Edward Adams
2. Miss Ella Allen
3. Mr. M. N. Baker
4. Mrs. M. N. Baker
5. Miss T. H. Baker
6. Miss Elizabeth Baker
7. Miss Ruth Baker
8. Master Frederick Baker
9. Miss E. M. Berry
10. Miss M. Berry
11. Mr. Chas. L. Bowman
12. Mr. C. A. Bramley
13. Miss J. T. Brooks
14. Mr. C. J. Brothers
15. Mr. Frank Cash
16. Mr. William Cheek
17. Mr. Henry G. Colby
18. Mr. G. E. Crater
19. Mr. S. J. Drake, Jr.
20. Mr. Alphonse le Duc
21. Mrs. Alphonse le Duc
22. Miss Alma de L. le Duc
23. Miss Yvonne de M. le Duc
24. Mr. T. C. Dunham, Jr.
25. Mrs. Walter D. Eaton
26. Prof. Jas. C. Egbert, Jr.
27. Mrs. Egoert, Jr.
28. Mr. Henry D. Egbert
29. Mr. George B. Egbert
30. Mr. Lester D. Egbert
31. Miss Virginia Elbert
32. Miss S. Finney
33. Mr. W. S. Flemming
34. Mr. G. C. Gennert
35. Mrs. G. C. Gennert
36. Mr. F. A. Gordyn
37. Mr. Gustavus Green
38. Mrs. F. Greiner
39. Dr. L. T. Griffiths
40. Mr. Paul A. Harsch
41. Mrs. Paul A. Harsch
42. Mrs. C. Hazleton
43. Mr. Saxon W. Holt
44. Mrs. Saxon W. Holt
45. Mr. A. A. Howlett
46. Mrs. A. A. Howlett
47. Mr. W. B. Hughes
48. Mr. C. P. hunt
49. Mr. Chas. E. Hutchinson
50. Miss Delia Lee
51. Miss Josephine Lee
52. Miss Nancy Lee
53. Mr. Paul MacCormac
54. Mrs. Paul MacCormac
55. Mr. J. H. McCreery
56. Mr. Arthur McCreery
57. Mr. Sidney F. McCreery
58. Mr. Andrew M. McDermott
59. Mrs. McDermott
60. Master Kenneth McDermott
61. Mrs. R. T. McDonald
62. Miss Esther McDonald
63. Mr. E. J. Milliken
64. Mr. Jehu C. Moore
65. Mrs. S. M. Nave
66. Mr. E. J. Norris
67. Mr. James Ormiston
68. Mrs. James Ormiston
69. Miss Mary Ormiston
70. Miss Amy E. Pattee
71. Mr. George P. Putnam
72. Mrs. George P. Putnam
73. Mr. Ira D. Remsen
74. Mrs. Remsen
75. Mr. H. B. Sanderson
76. Mr. E. C. Shaw
77. Mrs. E. C. Shaw
78. Mrs. Elizabeth Sivell and Maid
79. Miss Daisy M. Sivell
80. Master Henry L. Sivell
81. Master Charles B. Sivell
82. Mr. Sidney Smith
83. Miss H. B. Terbell
84. Mr. Paul Tietjens
85. Mrs. Paul Tietjens
86. Mr. E. C. Toller
87. Dr. Charles M. Wharton
88. Mrs. Charles M. Wharton
89. Miss Katherine D. Whitman
90. Mr. P. A. Young

General Information for Passengers

• TEA and COFFEE: at 7 a.m.
• BREAKFAST: 8.30 a.m.
• LUNCH: 1 p.m.
• DINNER: 7 p.m.

Meals for Nurses and Children :—

• BREAKFAST, 8 a.m.;
• DINNER, 12 noon;
• TEA, 5 p.m.

Please apply to Second Steward for seating accommodation at Table.

LIGHTS in the Saloon are extinguished at 11 p.m., and in the Smoking Room at 11.30 p m.

BAR closes at 11 p.m.

SMOKING is not allowed in the Saloon, State-rooms or Companion-ways.

THE SALOON STEWARD will supply Stamps, Telegraph Forms, Books of Reference, and Railway Time Tables of the Principal Companies.

DIVINE SERVICE.—Intimation regarding Divine Service will appear on the Notice Boards every Sunday morning.

VALUABLES.—Passengers are enjoined to be very careful in the disposal of small articles of baggage, more especially during Embarkation, when there are always strangers on Board.

Money, Jewellery, and valuables of any kind, should always be left securely under lock and key.

Passengers may deposit with the Purser any Money, Jewellery, etc., for safe keeping during the voyage, but no responsibility can be accepted for same.

For the convenience of Passengers the Purser is prepared to exchange a limited amount of English and American money. The rate of exchange will be $4.80 to the £1 when giving American in exchange for English currency, and £1 to $4.90 when giving English money for American.

LUGGAGE.—Only hand-bags and trunks which will fit underneath the berths are allowed in the State-rooms ; all large or heavy luggage must be placed in the Baggage Room, to which access can be gained by applying to the Officer in charge of Baggage. Passengers will greatly expedite the disembarkation if they will have their State-room Baggage packed ready for removal directly on arrival, so that the transfer may at once be proceeded with.

ELECTRIC BELL CALLS.—For Steward, one ring ; for Stewardess, two rings.

PASSENGERS’ ADDRESSES should be left with the Purser, in order that any letters sent to the care of the Company may be forwarded.

LETTERS.—Passengers may have their letters addressed to any of the Company’s Offices given below, where they will be retained until called for, or forwarded according to instructions.

Fire Danger Insert: To minimize dangers from fire and for the comfort of fellow passengers, you are particularly requested not to throw matches, cigar, or cigarette ends on the deck, but to throw them overboard on the lee side of the steamer. 18 June 1904. GGA Image ID # 173551f330

Atlantic Transport Line North Atlantic Ocean Track Chart with Memorandum of Log (Unused) 1904. Back Cover of 16 August 1904 Saloon Passenger List for the SS Minnehaha. GGA Image ID # 15bb77e105