SS Graf Waldersee Passenger List - 24 May 1911
Front Cover of a Cabin Passenger List for the SS Graf Waldersee of the Hamburg America Line, Departing 24 May 1911 From Philadelphia To Hamburg, Commanded by Captain P. Froehlich. Hometowns Are Included With Each Passenger Listed. GGA Image ID # 1775f5b820
Senior Officers and Staff
- Commander: Captain P. Froehlich
- First Officer: G. Schroeder
- Second Officer: R. Warner
- Second Officer: J. Habenstock
- Third Officer: R. Domeier
- Fourth Officer: W. Bundschuh
- Physician: Dr. G. Zenneck
- Purser: O. Dieck
- Asst. Purser: H. Harms
- Chief Engineer: G. Bürsing
- Second Engineer: C. Albrecht
- Third Engineer: W. Noak
- Fourth Engineer: E. Hintze
- Fourth Engineer: C. Lausse
- Electrician: M. Schadwell
- Chief Steward: C. Schmidt
- Chief Steward 3d Class: C. Driever
- Asst. Chief Steward: J. Brüningk
- Asst. Chief Steward: O. Schröder
- Chief Cook: G. Ehmke
Cabin Passengers
- Miss K. Achate
Swarthmore, PA - Miss Emma Achenbach
Philadelphia - Miss Marie Achenbach
Philadelphia - Mr. Clarence Adler
Cincinnati, OH - Mrs. Leopold Adler
Cincinnati, OH - Miss Helen Adler
Cincinnati, OH - Dr. Otis F. Akin
Pittsburg, PA - Miss Ethel Altemus
Philadelphia - Mrs. Mary Altwater
Philadelphia - Miss Carry Altwater
Philadelphia - Mr. Hans Augermeier
Philadelphia - Mrs. Hans Augermeier
Philadelphia - Mr. Joseph Augermeier
Philadelphia - Mr. Florian Auterieth
Philadelphia - Mr. Harry A. D. Baer
Lancaster, PA - Mr. George F. Bailets
Montandon, PA - Mr. Philip Baumann
Paulsboro, NJ - Mr. David Baun
Philadelphia - Mrs. David Baun
Philadelphia - Mr. Henry Beck
Baltimore, MD - Miss Jennie Beck
Baltimore, MD - Sister Lina Beideck
Philadelphia - Mrs. Frida Beringer
Philadelphia - Miss Edna Beringer
Philadelphia - Malier Walther Beringer
Philadelphia - Miss Barbara Bernlohr
Philadelphia - Miss Mary Beugger
Lancaster, PA - Miss Emilie Bowalko
New York, NY - Rev. F. W. Brink
Downing, MO - Mrs. F. W. Brink
Downing, MO - Miss Josephine Bronner
Cincinnati, OH - Mrs. Dr. Bruehle
St. Louis, MO - Mr. Joseph Büchse
Philadelphia - Mrs. Joseph Büchse
Philadelphia - Miss Margarete Buhlman
Downing, MO - Mrs. Wilhelmina Buschmann
Philadelphia - Mr. P. N. Bushnell
New York, NY - Mrs. P. N. Bushnell
New York, NY - Mr. G. C. Butte
Muskogee, OK - Mrs. G. C. Butte
Muskogee, OK - Master Felix Butte
Muskogee, OK - Master George Butte
Muskogee, OK - Master Woodwin Butte
Muskogee, OK - Mrs. Lina Carnal
Massillon, OH - Mrs. J. R. Chisholm
Brooklyn, NY - Master Kennath N. Chisholm
Brooklyn, NY - Mr. J. F. Clabby
Philadelphia - Miss Rachel Clark
Pittsburg, PA - Mr. Luther Conradi
Philadelphia - Mrs. Luther Conradi
Philadelphia - Miss Maria Louise Conradi
Philadelphia - Miss Helen Cressey
Portland, Me - Mr. George Debereiner
St. Louis, MO - Mr. S. Dreifus
Milton, PA - Mr. M. Dwyer
Philadelphia - Miss Florence A. Eppler
Philadelphia - Mr. Carl E. Eppert
Terre Haute, IN - Mrs. Carl E. Eppert
Terre Haute, IN - Master Carl Wagner Eppert
Terre Haute, IN - Master John William Eppert
Terre Haute, IN - Miss Lena Erhardt
Philadelphia - Mr. C. Faber
Philadelphia - Mrs. C. Faber
Philadelphia - Miss Katherine Faust
Muskogee, OK - Mr. Gervasius Fenn
Philadelphia - Mrs. Gervasius Fenn
Philadelphia - Miss M. Fenn
Philadelphia - Miss Alma Finnigan
Philadelphia - Mrs. Maria Fleischmann
Philadelphia - Mrs. F. M. Fling
Lincoln, NE - Mr. J. Forster
Bridesburg, PA - Mr. David H. Frazer
Philadelphia - Mrs. David H. Frazer
Philadelphia - Miss Emma Fünfer
Philadelphia - Mrs. Martha Gilmeister
St. Louis, MO - Miss Victoria Gilmeister
St. Louis, MO - Master Fred. Gilmeister
St. Louis, MO - Mr. P. Green
Pittsburg, PA - Miss Caroline Greenbaum
Philadelphia - Miss Marie Greve
Philadelphia - Miss Katherine Griest
Philadelphia - Prof. James Griminger
Osceola Mills, PA - Miss Alice Gross
Cincinnati, OH - Dr. Emma Haeberle
Bryn Mawr, PA - Mr. Alwin Hammer
Philadelphia - Miss M. Hardell
Washington, DC - Miss G. Hecht
Chestnut Hill, PA - Mr. J. F. Heins
Philadelphia - Mr. John G. Hees
Philadelphia - Mr. Wm. Hennings
Chicago, IL - Mr. Julius Hess
Philadelphia - Mr. Hans Himmer
Philadelphia - Rev. Charles Hipp
Pittsburg, PA - Mr. John Hirschboeck
St. Louis, MO - Mr. H. Hirschboeck
St. Louis, MO - Mrs. H. Hirschboeck
St. Louis, MO - Dr. George J. Holzhausser
Philadelphia - Mrs. George J. Holzhausser
Philadelphia - Mrs. Stefan Holzhausser
Philadelphia - Miss Elizabeth Holzhausser
Philadelphia - Master Robert Holzhausser
Philadelphia - Mrs. Emilie Huebner
Philadelphia - Mr. Jakob Hugendobler
Philadelphia - Mr. H. W. Hussmann
Dubuque, IA - Miss Mary Jeffers
Bryn Mawr, PA - Mr. S. B. Jordan
Cincinnati, OH - Mrs. Marrion Keller
Philadelphia - Mrs. Louise Kenneck
Philadelphia - Miss Louise Kenneck
Philadelphia - Mrs. Mary Kersten
Chicago, IL - Mrs. Johanna Kipper
Chicago, IL - Master Ernst Kipper
Chicago, IL - Mrs. Amalia Klekamp
Chicago, IL - Miss Anna Klingenstein
Pittsburg, PA - Miss Dora Klockan
Philadelphia - Mrs. Johanna Knueppel
Philadelphia - Mr. P. H. Koblegard
Clarksburg, WV - Mrs. P. H. Koblegard
Clarksburg, WV - Master Hurst H. Koblegard
Clarksburg, WV - Mr. Heinrich Koetter
Philadelphia - Miss Hedwig Körner
Philadelphia - Mr. Peter Kornetzky
Philadelphia - Miss Auguste Ottilie Kowalski
Philadelphia - Mr. Henry Krieger
Philadelphia - Miss Fredericka Kuback
Philadelphia - Mr. Karl Kuebler
Philadelphia - Mrs. Karl Kuebler
Philadelphia - Mr. H. K. Kurtz
Philadelphia - Mrs. H. K. Kurtz
Philadelphia - Mrs. Marie Kusterer
Philadelphia - Miss Alma Kusterer
Philadelphia - Mrs. Agnes Lammerer
Chicago, IL - Mr. G. G. Largus
West Chester, PA - Miss E. G. Leggett
Phoenixville, PA - Mr. A. Lembach
Hastings, NE - Mrs. A. Lembach
Hastings, NE - Miss M. C. Linton
Washington, DC - Mr. Siegfried Loewenthal
Cleveland, OH - Mrs. Siegfried Loewenthal
Cleveland, OH - Miss Dorothea B. Loewenthal
Cleveland, OH - Mrs. Charles Lorenz
Philadelphia - Master Frank Lorenz
Philadelphia - Miss Frieda Lorenz
Philadelphia - Mrs. Fanny Loth
St. Louis, MO - Miss Clara Loth
St. Louis, MO - Master David Loth
St. Louis, MO - Mrs. Anna Lotz
Philadelphia - Mrs. Babette Maier
Philadelphia - Miss Bertha Maier
Philadelphia - Master Charles Maier
Philadelphia - Mrs. Rosa Mann
Philadelphia - Miss Rasek Mann
Philadelphia - Mr. Carl Mayer
Washington, DC - Prof. Robt. McElroy
Princeton, NJ - Mr. George Miller
Philadelphia - Mr. John Miller
Philadelphia - Miss Ethel C. Miller
Columbus, OH - Mr. Moller
San Francisco, CA - Miss Grace E. Morgan
Lansdowne, PA - Mr. Otto Müller
Philadelphia - Mrs. Otto Müller
Philadelphia - Miss Estelle Müller
Philadelphia - Miss Murray
Washington, DC - Dr. D. Alexis Myers
Philadelphia - Miss Naeser
Philadelphia - Mrs. J. Max Nitzschke
Philadelphia - Mr. I. Nusbaum
St. Louis, MO - Mrs. I. Nusbaum
St. Louis, MO - Mr. Frank Oset
Chicago, IL - Miss Nettie L. Parker
Greenston, NC - Mrs. F. R. Peck
Lincoln, NE - Miss F. Peebles
Bryn Mawr, PA - Dr. Adelaide W. Peckham
Lansdowne, PA - Hon. Hugh Pitcairn, M. D.
Harrisburg, PA - Mrs. Hugh Pitcairn
Harrisburg, PA - Miss Fannie Pitcairn
Harrisburg, PA - Mr. Wm. Rauch
Terre Haute, IN - Mr. Henry Reese
Grand Island, NE - Mr. Herman Reif
Philadelphia - Mr. Conrad Reibel
Philadelphia - Master John Reibel
Philadelphia - Miss Helen Reuter
Philadelphia - Mr. Henry Rienecker
Philadelphia - Mrs. Henry Rienecker
Philadelphia - Mr. Ludwig Rind
Philadelphia - Miss A. Blanche Roe
Philadelphia - Rev. William C. Rommel
Philadelphia - Sister Christine Rothenbach
Philadelphia - Mrs. Rosa RuckervT
Philadelphia - Miss Barbara Ruckerr
Philadelphia - Mr. Christian Rudolph
Philadelphia - Mrs. M. Rudolph
Philadelphia - Miss Elizabeth Rudolph
Philadelphia - Miss Margaret Rudolph
Philadelphia - Mrs. Marie Rysava
Philadelphia - Mr. Sandholt
Minneapolis, Minn - Mr. Heinrich Sauter
Philadelphia - Mr. Siemon Schacht
Erie, PA - Mrs. Siemon Schacht
Erie, PA - Miss Elizabeth K. Schaefer
Philadelphia - Mr. Paul Scheele
Philadelphia - Mrs. Paul Scheele
Philadelphia - Mr. R. Schinner
St. Louis, MO - Mr. Wilhelm J. Schlorer
Philadelphia - Mr. William Schoelgens
Philadelphia - Mrs. Pauline Schmmelfeming and child
Philadelphia - Mrs. Minnie Schmutte
Lincoln, NE - Mr. I. D. Seil
Philadelphia - Mr. J. L. B. Sherrick
Philadelphia - Miss Sophie Sommermann
Philadelphia - Miss Julia Spaeth
Easton, PA - Mr. John Spohr
Philadelphia - Mrs. John Spohr
Philadelphia - Mr. Anton Spreng
Philadelphia - Miss Helen Spreng
Philadelphia - Miss Evelyn Stadler
St. Louis, MO - Miss Ella Stark
Philadelphia - Mr. Michail Steck
Philadelphia - Rev. Charles Steppling
Pittsburg, PA - Mr. F. J. Stein
Philadelphia - Mrs. Emma Strass
Philadelphia - Miss Martha K. Thompson
Norristown, PA - Mr. Andreas Till
Pittsburg, PA - Mrs. Andreas Till
Pittsburg, PA - Miss Catharine Till
Pittsburg, PA - Mr. Harry C. Ulrich
Philadelphia - Mr. Andreas Heinrich von Rakowska
Philadelphia - Miss Eugenie E. Walser
Philadelphia - Mrs. Bernice Warren
Lincoln, NE - Miss Helene Warren
Lincoln, NE - Mrs. F. Weber
Philadelphia - Miss Helen Weber
Philadelphia - Miss Vera Weber
Philadelphia - Emil Weber
Philadelphia - Mrs. Emil Weber
Philadelphia - Miss Mathilda Weffing
Trenton, NJ - Mr. Wilhelm Weisz
Cleveland, OH - Dr. J. Victor Wilson
Philadelphia - Mr. Ferd Winter
Reading, PA - Miss Anna F. Wirth
Philadelphia - Sister Marie Wizemann
Philadelphia - Mr. Max Wollinsky
Philadelphia - Mrs. Sophie Wüstner
Philadelphia - Miss Florence Wüstner
Philadelphia - Mr. Edmund M. Wylie
Columbus, OH - Mrs. Edmund M. Wylie
Columbus, OH
Pleasure Cruises
Arranged by the Hamburg America Line
Pleasure Cruises were inaugurated by the Hamburg America Line over 20 years ago, and since then, they have rapidly approached perfection through the frequent introduction of fresh itineraries and the judicious use of all newly gained experience.
Such cruises and such vessels represent travel as the traveler would have it. They embody his point of view, with which the Line is now so thoroughly familiar. It is safe to say that the carefully selected itineraries and the splendid vessels, with their manifold accommodations, meet the particular taste and requirements of the individual tourist as adequately as if specially arranged for his personal benefit. Throughout the entire cruise he finds his every want anticipated.
The cruising vessels of the HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE have been built especially for these interesting and extended voyages. Experience taught the advisability of providing vessels possessing exceptional accommodation and equipment, in preference to the conventional types of ocean steamships. It was realized that these vessels would practically be the home of the tourist for extended periods of time.
All particulars concerning the itineraries and fares are contained in the special pamphlets of the Hamburg America Line, obtainable at their Offices or agencies.
Two Grand Cruises “Around The World”
Arrangements are being made by the Hamburg America Line for two cruises of about three and one-half months duration each “Around the World,” the first to leave from New York on October 21, 1911, and the second from San Francisco on February 6, 1912. These cruises will be made by the large, new, transatlantic liner “Cleveland.” The rates will be from $650.00 and upward, including1 shore excursions, railway and carriage fares, hotel accommodations with meals, guides’ fees, etc.
Travelers’ Checks ISSUED BY THE Hamburg America Line Payable Everywhere
The Most Desirable Means of Carrying Funds Abroad
Combining Both Safety And Convenience . . .
We issue Travelers* Checks in denominations oi $10, $20, $50 and $100
The Hamburg America Line Was Founded In 1847. It owns a fleet of 171 large ocean-steamers, 217 steam-launches, tugs and lighters, aggregating- together, with the ships in course of construction, 388 vessels, registering over 1,000,000 tons. Its services embrace the entire globe.
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 America Line is not responsible for the transmission of the telegrams.
Passengers and their friends are informed that an office of “La Compagnie Franjaise 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 Boat Deck, or in one of the following offices:
London, W. C.
Watergate House, Adelphi: The Marconi International Marine Communication Co. Ltd.
Brussels
19 Rue Br£derode: La Compagnie de T<51<5graphie sans fil.
Rome
Corso Vittorio Emanuele, 317: Compagnia Internazionale Marconi per le comunicazioni
arittime.
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.
Telegraphie Address: Hapag Telephone I, 9197, 9198, 9199
is enabled by its System of Combination Tickets for Railways and Steamers
(Hapag-Tickets) to offer at original prices, tickets from all large centres in Europe to ports of embarkation, or vice-versa, including tickets for berths in sleeping-cars, etc.
In order to obtain these tickets application should be made to the Reise- bureau or one of its Branch Offices. Traveler’s guides (Baedecker, Meyer Woerl) as well as all literature in reference to travel may be obtained from the Reisebureau.
In the Reisebureau in Berlin, there is an official booking-office for combined tourist tickets. This Office also receives baggage officially on behalf of the railway, for despatch from Berlin to all the large cities in Europe.
The Reisebureau der Hamburg-Amerika Linie also acts as Agent for the leading Railway and Steamship Companies both at home and abroad.
Many years’ experience, and an abundant supply of time-tables, tariffs, etc., enables this office to furnish, without cost, information regarding travel in all parts of the world. All further particulars appear in the various prospectus’, which can be had upon application.
