SS Cincinnati Passenger List - 30 June 1910

 

 

 

First Cabin Passengers

1. Mrs. L. E. Armstrong
2. Mr. Charles Aninger
3. Mr. Rudolf Berger
4. Mrs. Louis Bradford
5. Mr. Fred N. Burt
6. Mr. Wm. Baum
7. Dr. C. F. Bingaman
8. Miss Marion E. Bingaman
9. Mr. A. Bunker
10. Mrs. A. Bunker
11. Mr. Thuel Burnham
12. Miss Josephine Benkert
13. Miss Carrie Benkert
14. Mr. Donald B. Brocket
15. Mr. N. O. Coleman
16. Mr. A. Castiello
17. Mr. G. Castiello Jr.
18. Miss F. E. Cole
19. Miss Florence Childs
20. Mrs. Augustus Creveling
21. Mr. Walter S. Cash
22. Mrs. Walter S. Cash
23. Mr. Jan Collins
24. Mrs. B. K. Chittenden
25. Mr. Francis Deinel
26. Dr. G. P. English
27. Mrs. Dr. G. P. English
28. Miss Ida Eger
29. Colonel J. E. Fletcher
30. Mr. R. M. Grindley
31. Mrs. R. M. Grindley
32. Mr. Rudolph Guenther
33. Mrs. Rudolph Guenther
34. Mr. Otto Guenther
35. Mrs. Otto Guenther
36. Mr. Rudolph Guenther
37. Mrs. udolph Guenther
38. Mr. evi L. Hall
39. Mrs. E. Hathaway
40. Miss Meredith Hart
41. Mr. C. Hedrich
42. Mr. W. Jones Hatcher
43. Mr. M. B. Hatcher
44. Mr. Weldon Hatcher
45. Mr. L. V. Hatcher
46. Mr. Clinton Hilliard
47. Mrs. Clinton Hilliard
48. Miss Marie Louise Hilliard
49. Mr. Charles H. Hoglen
50. Mrs. Charles H. Hoglen
51. Mr. Clinton F. Hilliard
52. Mr. Holmes
53. Mrs. Holmes
54. Mr. John Hartung
55. Mr. C. Hedrich
56. Mr. Alfred Johnson
57. Mr. G. Kende
58. Mr. C. W. Kaley
59. Mr. Henry Kreuter
60. Mr. Harold Lamb
61. Mrs. Harold Lamb
62. Mrs. J. D. Lawman
63. Mr. Oscar Lindemann
64. Dr. D. H. Loose
65. Mrs. Dr. D. H. Loose
66. Miss A. W. Lawrence
67. Mr. Otto Morsblech
68. Mrs. Minnie Mandel
69. Miss N. McLean
70. Mrs. Lillie McCormick
71. Miss N. V. H. Moorehead
72. Captain McFarland
73. Mr. J. H. Newman
74. Mrs. J. H. Newman
75. Mr. J. L. Oliver
76. Miss Jeane M. Ormiston
77. Miss Audrey Osborn and Servants
78. Mr. Moritz Offner
79. Mr. Attila von Pestel
80. Mrs. James G. Penn
81. Mr. Albert Potter
82. Dr. Edwin H. Van Patten
83. Mrs. Dr. Edwin H. Van Patten
84. Mr. S. D. Prince
85. Mr. Hauptman Walter Prenli
86. Mr. Albert Potter
87. Mr. Hans Rüter
88. Miss Margaret Robinson
89. Mr. Preston A. Rambo
90. Mr. William Royster
91. Mrs. Ethel Royster
92. Mrs. Bath. Rieckelmann
93. Miss Rieckelmann
94. Mrs. M. R. Reynon
95. Miss Maria Rappold
96. Mr. Marshall B. Sargent
97. Mrs. Marshall B. Sargent
98. Miss Eliz. Stevenson
99. Mrs. Jennie Hart Sibley
100. Mr. Benjamin Shove
101. Mrs. Mary V. H. Smith
102. Miss Olive B. Shaw
103. Miss Stella Tate
104. Mr. Edm. P. Twoby
105. Mr. A. Algara de Tereros
106. Mr. J. Fernandez del Valle
107. Mr. Paul Viau
108. Mr. Alanza A. West
109. Mr. C. R. Wilson
110. Mrs. C. R. Wilson
111. Mrs. G. Wintschger Jr.
112. Mr. Leon Wormser
113. Mrs. Leon Wormser
114. Mrs. P. Welage
115. Miss F. Welage
116. Dr. G. A. van Wagenen
117. Mrs. Dr. G. A. van Wagenen
118. Mrs. William C. Witter
119. Mr. Simon Wolf
120. Mr. F. S. Yale
121. Fran F. S. Yale

 

To Southampton:

1. Mr. Prof. Dr. C. du Bois-Reymond
2. Mrs. Prof. Dr. C. du Bois-Reymond
3. Mr. Oberleutnant Baum
4. Mr. Oswald Berckemeyer
5. Miss Clara Berger
6. Mr. Richard Boc
7. Mrs. Richard Boca
8. Mr. R. W. Brandt
9. Mr. Kurt Brandt
10. Mr. Chechire
11. Mrs. Chechire
12. Mr. Albert Cohn
13. Frau. Geh. Reg.-Rat A. Corman
14. Miss Gertrud Corman
15. Miss Gustel Corman
16. Mr. Generalarzt Dr. Dierksen
17. Mrs. Generalarzt Dr. Dierksen
18. Mr. Ralf Dierksen
19. Mr. Dierk Dierksen
20. Miss Jues Dierksen
21. Miss. Gwenny Dierksen
22. Mrs. Marie Eckstein
23. Miss Marie Louise Eckstein
24. Mr. Major Eden
25. Mrs. Major Eden
26. Mr. John Eggers
27. Mrs. Christiane Faust
28. Mr. Eduard W. Frost
29. Mrs. Eduard W. Frost
30. Mr. Oberarzt Dr. Jacobäus
31. Mrs. Caren Jacobäus
32. Mr. C. B. Lockwood
33. Mrs. 0 B. Lockwood
34. Mr. Macey
35. Mr. M. Marcan nebst Begleitung
36. Mr. Prof. Dr. Hugo Preisz
37. Mrs. Prof. Dr. Hugo Preisz
38. Mr. Max Raspe
39. Mr. Georg Roeper
40. Miss Emma Reineke
41. Mr. A. Roosedale
42. Miss Alice Scharrer
43. Miss Lizzie Scharrer
44. Mr. Karl Schenck
45. Mr. Baron Alex v on Schroder
46. Mrs. Baronin Alex von Schroder
47. Mr. Harold R. Smyth
48. Mr. H. W. Stove
49. Mr. Tamplin
50. Miss Tamplin
51. Mr. Bergwerksdirektor Tittler
52. Mrs. Bergwerksdirektor Tittler
53. Mr. Bergassessor Tittler
54. Mr. G. W. Thornes
55. Mr. F. W. Thornes
56. Miss Thornes
57. Mr. Graf von Wengersky
58. Mrs. Gräfin von Wengersky
59. Miss Mary C. Whidborne
60. Mr. Max Zielaska

 

To Cherbourg:

1. Mrs. Ida Baumgarten
2. Miss Ella Baumgarten
3. Miss Wally Baumgarten
4. Miss K. Behrend
5. Mrs. Prof. Dade
6. Mr. Franz Dade
7. Mr. T. M, James Jr.
8. Mrs. T. M. James Jr.
9. Mr. Justizrat Lilienberg
10. Mrs. Justizrat Lilienberg
11. Mr. Graf K. Lewenhaupt
12. Mrs. Gram K. Lewenhaupt
13. Miss Florence Sauvage
14. Mr. C. Wiering

 

Second Cabin Passengers

1. Miss Levey Ashlemen
2. Miss Alma Ambs
3. Mr. Johannes Adam
4. Mr. Wilhelm Ahlers
5. Mrs. Caroline Buell
6. Mr. Henryk Brandt
7. Miss Maria Bardolomäus
8. Miss Helene Blumenthal
9. Mrs. Marie Bauer
10. Miss Margarethe Bauer
11. Mr. Fritz Buzan
12. Mr. Wilh. Buzan
13. Mr. Henry Bock
14. Mr. Heinrich Back
15. Miss Anny Brodesser
16. Mr. Michael Becker
17. Miss Margo. Balthasar
18. Mr. Otto Bischoff
19. Mrs. Otto Bischoff
20. Mr. Ferenez Bukovsky
21. Miss Anna Blitzer
22. Miss Stanislawo Bronikowska
23. Mr. Armin Birnbaum
24. Mr. Samuel Bloom
25. Mr. Michael Bluschenitz
26. Miss Erna Burgdorf
27. Mr. David Bloch
28. Mr. Frank M. Conelly
29. Mr. John Christensen
30. Mr. Alexander Csernyci
31. Miss E. van der Cluysen
32. Miss G. B. Dyllie
33. Mrs. Marie Dross
34. Miss Paula Dettmann
35. Mrs. Marie Dolfuss
36. Miss Vera Dolfuss
37. Miss Evelyn Dolfuss
38. Mr. Prof. Berthold Eisenlohr
39. Mr. Wilhelm Eickelpoth
40. Mrs. Bertha Fink
41. Mr. C. C. Fischer
42. Mr. Hermann Fuchs
43. Mrs. Anna Fuchs
44. Miss Ottilie Fuchs
45. Mr. Frank Fara
46. Mrs. Julie Fara
47. Mr. Frank Fara Jr.
48. Mr. Franzisek Frohlich
49. Mrs. Marianna Frohlich
50. Mr. Pinkas Ferber
51. Mr. Robert Grefig
52. Miss Alma Grotjahn
53. Miss Dora Heubaum
54. Mrs. Josefa Hiitter
55. Mr. Heinrich Hansen
56. Mrs. Amalie Huntley
57. Mr. J. A. Hanow
58. Mr. John Henftling
59. Mrs. John Henftling
60. Mrs. Maria Hansen
61. Mrs. Elisabeth Hansen
62. Mr. Paul Hoch
63. Mr. Heinrich Henkel
64. Miss Johanna Halbauer
65. Mr. Fedor Himdor
66. Mrs. Martha Inrezik
67. Mrs. Marie Jeschke
68. Miss Sophie Jeschke
69. Mr. Eugebert Jung
70. Mr. Wojciech Kozicki
71. Mrs. Josefa Kozicki
72. Mr. Franzisck Klawinski
73. Mrs. Stanislawa Klawinski
74. Miss Anna Klawinski
75. Miss Ottilie Kohler
76. Miss Maryanna Klawinski
77. Miss Boleslawa Klawinski
78. Mr. Josef Klawinski
79. Miss Stanislawa Klawinski
80. Miss Paraska Kapustynska
81. Mr. Adolph Knoblauch
82. Mrs. Adolph Knoblauch
83. Mr. Harry Krone
84. Miss Helene Künstler
85. Miss Therese Kalmes
86. Mr. Wilhelm Kriegelstein
87. Miss Bertha Kerber
88. Mr. Alwin Kleefeld
89. Mrs. Carrie Kleefeld
90. Mr. Gustav Kolb
91. Mr. Max King
92. Mr. Anton Kafka
93. Mrs. Hermine Kafka
94. Mrs. Susanne Klein
95. Miss Gisella Klein
96. Mr. Theodor Klein
97. Miss Margarethe Klein
98. Mrs. Bertha Kaimsky
99. Mrs. Rosalia Keszler
100. Mr. Josef Komanicki
101. Miss Mary Leitmannslehner
102. Miss Fanny Leitmannslehner
103. Mr. Bernat Lamm
104. Mr. Heinr. Luck
105. Mr. Hersch Liebermann
106. Mrs. M. Liebermann
107. Mr. John W. Middel
108. Mrs. Dorothea Middel
109. Mr. Lawrence Middel
110. Miss Grace Middel
111. Miss Therese Molnar
112. Mr. Marcus Markiewicz
113. Mr. Julius E. Machlett
114. Mr. Arthur B. Moler
115. Fran Arthur B. Moler
116. Mr. Franz Manzer
117. Mrs. Anna Manzer
118. Miss Elise Manzer
119. Miss Agnes Manzer
120. Mrs. Emmy Markert
121. Mr. Maximilian Mittelmeier
122. Mrs. Marie Mittelmeier
123. Mr. E. J. Münzer
124. Miss Margarete Meusel
125. Mr. Max Nötschau
126. Mrs. Charlotte Nötschau
127. Mr. Otto Nötschau
128. Miss Elsa Padderatz
129. Miss Marie Petersohn
130. Miss Elisa Petersen
131. Mr. Bernhard Poeschel
132. Mrs. Lina Poeschel
133. Mr. Theodor Pausz
134. Mr. Egmont Pfeifer
135. Mrs. Minna Pfeifer
136. Mr. Aug. Ploghaus
137. Mrs. Rosa Pallos
138. Miss Rosa Pallos
139. Mr. Theodor Pausz
140. Miss Julia Poszywak
141. Miss Katarzyna Paszkiewicz
142. Mr. Emil Quant
143. Mr. Ernst Rossig
144. Mr. Fred Rapp
145. Mrs. Ida Rapp
146. Mr. Henry Rasmussen
147. Mrs. Annie Rasmussen
148. Miss Margarethe Rasmussen
149. Mr. Valdemar Rasmussen
150. Miss Olaries Rasmussen and Servants
151. Mr. Wm. T. Rehm
152. Mr. Alexander Roth
153. Miss Margarethe Rodenhausen
154. Mrs. Rosa Rehberger
155. Mr. Moses Rosenthal
156. Mr. M. Rosenberg
157. Miss Lina Schuler
158. Miss Elisabeth Schuler
159. Mr. Charles Schickram
160. Mrs. Minna Schickram
161. Mr. Fred Schickram
162. Mrs. Anna Sautter
163. Miss Anna Sautter
164. Miss Pauline Sautter
165. Mr. August Schwanke
166. Mrs. Emilie Schwanke
167. Mr. Max Scholl
168. Miss Fmilie Sacher
169. Mrs. Elise Schlesinger and Kind
170. Mr. Allen Seipt
171. Mrs. Irene Seipt
172. Mr. Caries Sarfatz
173. Mr. Joseph Sarfatz
174. Mr. Valentine Schulz
175. Mrs. Juli Schweitzer
176. Mr. Johann Schweitzer
177. Mr. Carl Schulz
178. Mr. Walter Schönwald
179. Mr. Fabian Simcke
180. Mr. Hans Tiedemann
181. Miss Emma Tober
182. Miss Anna Teleki
183. Mrs. Pauline Trasku
184. Miss Anna Trasku
185. Mrs. Anna Thrulik
186. Mr. Adalbert Thrulik
187. Mr. Jan Thrulik
188. Mr. Janos Vlesanszky
189. Mrs. Emma Wollschläger
190. Mr. William Wenk
191. Mr. Anton Winter
192. Mrs. Anton Winter
193. Mr. Wilhelm Winter
194. Mr. Josef Wolter
195. Mrs. Josef Wolter
196. Mr. Sam Weinfield
197. Mr. Henry Winkelmann
198. Mr. Jan Wansyeski
199. Mrs. Ottilie Ziehl
200. Mr. Ladislaus Zental

 

To Southampton:

1. Miss Ella Brandt
2. Miss Jenny Brandt
3. Miss Bnschmann
4. Miss Gladys Butcher
5. Miss Lorna Child
6. Mr. Wilhelm Dunkel
7. Miss C. Knaggs
8. Mr. F. C. Lindt
9. Mrs. F. C. Lindt
10. Mr. Robert Ludwig
11. Miss Mabel Malet
12. Miss Elisabeth Maywald
13. Miss Gertrud Schliephacke
14. Mr. Otto Schüler
15. Mr. Paul Thienhaus

 

To Cherbourg:

1. Mr. Yves Charnel
2. Mr. Wilhelm Koop
3. Mr. Fritzof Koop
4. Mr. Hugo Moller
5. Mr. Otto Maass
6. Miss Lillie Schmidt
7. Mr. Peter Wörmke

 

Information for Passengers

Important! Passengers' attention is called to the ships rules and regulations, a copy of which will be found in each cabin.

Passengers are requested to apply for their Mail on board to the Office of the Passenger Department.

 

Travellers' Checks issued by the Hamburg - Amerika Linie.

Payable everywhere.

The Most Desirable Means of Carrying Funds Abroad.

Combining both safety and Convenience.

We issue Travellers' Checks in U. S. of America in dcnominations of $ 10, $ 20, $ 50 and $ 100 and of A. 50 and 4. 100 in Germany.

These Checks will not be accepted on board the steamers of the Hamburg America Line for any other purpose than in payment of passage, or of bills incurred on board, provided check is not greatly in excess of bill. They cannot, however, be cashed on board, as the Pursers and Chief Stewards on the steamers usually have only a small amount of ready money to dispose of.

 

Office of the Hamburg-Amerika Linie Passenger- Department.

On the C. - Deck of the S. S. Cincinnati a an Office of the Passenger - Department has been established. This Office furnishes information to Passengers concerning the railings of our steamers, the railway services from port of arrival into the interior, the Pleasure and Health Cruises arranged by the Hamburg - Amerika Linie and the various personally Conducted Tours managed by the Company's Tourist Office (Reisebureau der Hamburg-Amerika Linie).

It also provides information with regard to the despatch of baggage, customhouse arrangements and other questions which are of importance to travelers. At the Office, tickets are issued for the return- passage either from or to America, for the other regular services of the Hamburg-Amerika Lithe and for Pleasure and Health Cruises, as well as for Conducted Tours on shore. The Office is the place where the letters and telegrams arriving on board for Passengers are kept and delivered.

The Office has also full control of all matters relating to change of staterooms, as well as charge of all unoccupied cabins.

 

The Marconi Wireless Telegraph Service.

The Marconi Station on board is almost daily in communication with any part of the world either directly through the shore-stations, or indirectly by means of passing ships. The names of the shore-stations and of the ships with which communication is expected during the day are posted every morning in different parts of the ship.

The Hamburg-Amerika Linie is not responsible for the transmission of the telegrams.
Passengers and their friends are informed that an office of „La Compagnie Française maritime et coloniale de Telegraphie sans fil" has been opened in Paris at 35 Boulevard des Capucines (opposite Rue Scribe) for the special purpose of accepting wireless messages for transmission through Marconi Coast Stations to Passengers on steamers fitted with Marconi apparatus.

All information regarding tariffs and rates can be obtained on application to the Marconi Station on Board, which is situated on the Sonnendeck, or in one of the following offices:

• London W. C., Watergate House, Adelphi: The Marconi International Marine Communication Co. Ltd.
• Brüssel, 19 Rue Bréderode : La Compagnie de Télégraphie sans fil.
• Rom, Corso Vittorio Emanuele 317: Compagnia Internazionale Marconi per le comunicazioni marittime.

The telegrams from shore to ship should be addressed as follows and must reach in good time the shore stations from which they will be transmitted to the ships:

1. Name of passenger
2. Name of ship preceded by the word "steamer"
3. Telegraphic address of the shore station by the intermediary of which the telegram is to be forwarded

Names of the wireless Stations in Europe: Cuxhaven, Norddeich, Borkum, Scheveningen (Netherlands), North Foreland (near Dover),. Niton (Isle of Wight), Lizard (England), Crookhaven (Ireland).

Names of the wireless Stations in America: Cape Race (Newfoundland), Sable Island (Nova Scotia), Siasconset (Massachusetts), Sagaponack (New-York) and Sea Gate (New-York).

The Reisebureau der Hamburg-Amerika Linie

8, Unter den Linden, Berlin W.
Telegraphic Address: Hapag
Telephone I, 9197, 9198, 9199

by virtue of its Own System of Combinable Tickets for Railways and Steamers (Hapag-Tickets) is in a position to supply at original prices to Passengers tickets from all large centres to port of embarkation, or from port of embarkation, back to the principal places in Europe, including tickets for beds in Sleeping-Cars, &c. &c.

In order to obtain these tickets application should be made to the Reisebureau or one of its Branch Offices.

Traveller guides (Baedecker, Meyer, Woerl) as well as all literature referring to traveling may be obtained from the Reisebureau.

In the Reisebureau in Berlin, there is an official booking-office for combined tourist tickets. This Office is also entitled to receive baggage officially on behalf of the railway, for despatch from Berlin to all the large towns in Europe.

The Reisebureau der Hamburg-Amerika Linie also acts as Agent for all the most important Railway and Steamer Companies both at home and abroad. On the strength of many years' experience, and an abundant provision of timetables, tariffs, etc., information concerning traveling in all parts of the world, is furnished gratis. All farther particulars appear in the prospectuses, which can be had free of cost, on application to the Reisebureau.

The New Giant Steamers of the Hamburg-Amerika Linie

SS Amerika and SS Kaiserin Auguste Victoria

Some of the advantages offered by these steamers:

• Complete Safety Appliances
• They are unsinkable, because of their numerous water-tight compartments
• Automatic Fire-extinguishing Apparatus
• Submarine Bell Signalling System for detecting the proximity of danger in fog
• Extreme steadiness, owing to large carrying capacity and bilge keels
• Perfectly balanced Engines, entirely eliminating vibration
• Excellent Ventilating System
• Central Filtering System
• Gypsy Band in Ritz's Carlton Restaurant
• Promenade Concerts and Concerts during Dinner
• Three Spacious Promenade Decks
• Numerous Sheltered Corners on Deck
• Luxurious and Home-like Furnishings throughout the Steamer
• Luxurious Ladies' Parlors, Smoking and Writing Rooms
• Chambers de Luxe, consisting of Parlor, Dining-room, Bedroom Dressing-room, Bath and Toilet. Dining-room is à la carte.
• Ritz's Carlton Restaurant à la carte
• Fresh Flowers always on sale
• Gymnasium with Electro-Zander Apparatus
• Electric-light Baths
• Trained Nurses connected with the Physician's staff
• Telephone connections
• Office of the Passenger Department
• Ladies' Hairdresser

The Hamburg-Amerika Linie was founded in 1847. It owns a fleet of 168 large ocean-steamers, 217 steam-launches, tugs and lighters, aggregating together, with the ships in course of construction, 385 vessels, registering 979,217 tons. Its services embrace the entire globe.

The Twin-Screw SS Deutschland is 686 1/2 feet in length, 67 1/2 feet beam, 44 feet deep.

16 502 tons, 35 600 horse-power, 23 1/2 knots average speed.

• Fastest ocean-passage westwards: 5 days, 11 hours, 54 minutes.
• Fastest ocean-passage eastwards: 5 days, 7 hours, 38 minutes.