SS New York Passenger List - 9 August 1934
Front Cover of a First and Tourist Class Passenger List for the SS New York of the Hamburg America Line, Departing Thursday, 9 August 1934 from Hamburg to New York via Southampton, Cherbourg, and Cobh (Queenstown), Commanded by Commodore Kruse. GGA Image ID # 177eeb284c
List of Officers
- Commander: Commodore Kruse
- 1st Officer: W. Arfsten
- 2nd officer: H. Vasel
- 2nd Officer: A. Franiel
- 2nd officer: H. Westphal
- 3rd Officer: W. Ziegler
- 3rd Officer: R. Büschler
- 4th Officer: H. Damnitz
- 1st radio officer: H. Stoldt
- 2nd radio officer: A. Heide
- 3rd Radio Officer: W. Ast
- 4th radio officer: H. Hansen
- Chief Engineer: R. Franz
- 2nd engineer: G. Matthiessen
- 2nd engineer: F. sleeper
- 3rd Engineer: B. Hamann
- 3rd Engineer: W. Schlichting
- 3rd Engineer: F. Meyer
- 3rd Engineer: L. Momsen
- 3rd Engineer: M. Stoltenberg
- 4th Engineer: P. Koopmann
- 4th Engineer: A. Scheel
- 4th Engineer: P. Gottwald
- 4th Engineer: W. Gütschow
- 1st Electrician: A. Bublitz
- 2nd Electrician: F. Matzen
- Projectionist: B. Miessner
- 1st Physician: Dr. C. L. Schmidt
- 2nd Physician: Dr. G. Paschlau
- Nurse: Käthe Rotmann
- First Purser: O. Höfel
- Purser: A. Pape
- Purser: F. Smeikal
- Assistant Purser: K. Keim
- Assistant Purser: H. Glaeser
- Assistant Purser: W. Brueggemann
- Baggage Master: O. Schmidt
- Chief Steward 1st Class: A. Specht
- Assistant Chief Steward 1st Class: R. Nieter
- Assistant Chief Steward 1st Class: P. Baum
- Assistant Chief Steward 1st Class and Grill Room Chef: K. Kiews
- Chief Steward Tourist Class: A. Martiensen
- Assistant Chief Steward Tourist Class: E. Thomas
- Steward Tourist Class: P. Gerhard
- Assistant Steward Tourist Class: A. Bucherer
- Head Chef: K. Schneider
- Orchestra Conductor: H. Reimers
First Class Passengers
To New York:
- Miss Helen Altman
- Mr. Kapitän Walter L. Anderson
- Mrs. Walter L. Anderson
- Mrs. William Andrews
- Mr. Vallee O. Appel
- Mrs. Vallee O. Appel
- Mrs. Luise Atkinson
- Mr. Dr. John H. Banks
- Mrs. John H. Banks
- Mr. Dr. Karl A. Bauer
- Mrs. Karl A. Bauer
- Mr. August Beutkamp
- Mr. Karl A. Beutkamp
- Mr. William Clayton Black
- Mrs. William Clayton Black
- Mrs. John Borg
- Mr. Donald Borg
- Mr. Max Breitung
- Miss Priscilla Bromley
- Miss Pauline Brown
- Mrs. Grace Buckminster
- Miss Susan Canfield
- Mr. Clifford C. Carpenter
- Miss Priscilla Cartwright
- Miss Marion Cartwright
- Miss M. K. Casey
- Mr. Herbert O. Caster
- Mrs. Herbert O. Caster
- Miss Mary Caster
- Miss Catherine Conklin
- Mr. Gardner Cushman
- Mr. Edward H. Dederick
- Mrs. Edward H. Dederick
- Mr. Robert Densmore
- Mrs. Robert Densmore
- Mrs. W. H. Dickey
- Mr. D. D. Dickey
- Mr. Herman H. Doehler
- Mrs. Herman H. Doehler
- Miss Ruth Doehler
- Mr. Frederick Draeger
- Mrs. Frederick Draeger
- Miss Dorothy Drew
- Miss Helen Drew
- Miss T. Marie Dunbar
- Mr. R. L. Ellington
- Miss Grace E. Emery
- Miss Katherine Emery
- Mr. Frederick A. Fable
- Mrs. Frederick A. Fable
- Mr. Lawrence G. Fell
- Mrs. Lawrence G. Fell
- Miss Hildreth Fessler
- Mr. Heinrich Freudenberg
- Mrs. Heinrich Freudenberg
- Mrs. Grace B. Gilbert
- Mr. John J. Gordon
- Mrs. John J. Gordon
- Mr. Robert N. Gordon
- Mrs. Maybelle D. Gouert
- Mrs. R. W. Gray
- Mr. Joseph A. Gutekunst
- Mr. Bayard Hand
- Mrs. Bayard Hand
- Mr. Bayard R. Hand Jr.
- Mr. J. M. Colton Hand
- Barclay L. Hand
- Mr. Flugkapitän Alfred Henke
- Mr. Edwin Hickman
- Mrs. Edwin Hickman
- Mr. Norman G. Hickman
- Mrs. Gertrude Pierce Hoage
- Mr. J. Oakley Hobby Jr.
- Mrs. J. Oakley Hobby Jr.
- Mr. Dr. jur. Walter Hoffmann
- Mr. A. L. Holme
- Mrs. A. L. Holme
- Mr. Frank J. Hooley
- Miss Francis Hooley
- Mr. Direktor G. Hüttner
- Mrs. G. Hüttner
- Mrs. Florence Innes
- Mr. Kurt Janke
- Mr. William H. Kingsley Jr.
- Mrs. William H. Kingsley Jr.
- Miss Katrina Kipper
- Miss Marie D. Klein
- Miss A. Catherine Klein
- Mr. John H. Knebels
- Mr. Konsul C. Porter Kuykendall
- Mrs. C. Porter Kuykendall
- Mr. Herbert Kusserow
- Mr. William P. Lade
- Miss Margaret Lancto
- Miss Evelyn K. Laporte
- Mr. Oscar R. Lundin
- Mr. Thomas A. Manning
- Miss Katherine Mannix
- Mrs. John Maquire
- Miss Kathryn Maquire
- Miss Gertrud Merchel
- Miss Alice Merriam
- Mrs. F. C. Merry
- Mr. Allerton Miller
- Mrs. Lillian Davis Miller
- Mr. William A. Miller
- Mrs. William A. Miller
- Mr. William A. Miller Jr.
- Mr. Philip G. Miller
- Mrs. D. J. Miskey
- Mr. Dr. Walter Mund
- Mrs. L. W. Murfey
- Mr. L. W. Murfey Jr.
- Mr. E. Albin Nebel
- Mrs. E. Albin Nebel
- Mr. Edgar Nolger
- Mr. Eric von Nostitz
- Mrs. Eric von Nostitz
- Mr. Charles H. O’Brien
- Mr. C. H. O’Brien
- Miss Frances O’Brien
- Mr. Hans Oppenheimer
- Miss Marie E. Page
- Miss Dr. Louise Pearle
- Mr. Charles Perry
- Mrs. Edwin Phipps
- Miss Helen Pierce
- Mrs. Romaine Pierson
- Mrs. Robert C. Rathbone
- Mr. H. Lee Rauch
- Mrs. H. Lee Rauch
- Mrs. George J. Raymond
- Mr. Herman H. Remecke
- Herman H. Remecke
- Miss Josephine Reynolds
- Mr. Willard Robinson
- Mrs. George A. Robinson
- Mr. Georg Rothstein
- Mrs. Marie M. Schneidereith
- Miss Helene M. Schneidereith
- Mrs. C. N. Shelden
- Mr. George Simon
- Mrs. George Simon
- Mr. Direktor Hans Simon
- Mrs. Hans Simon
- Mr. William T. Snyder Jr.
- Mr. Xaver Sogalla
- Mr. Anton Soukop
- Mrs. Anton Soukop
- Miss Josephine Stapleton
- Mr. A. Ernest Succop
- Miss Mary L. Succop
- Mr. Jacquelin A. Swords
- Mrs. Jacquelin A. Swords
- Mr. Gerhard Tappert
- Mr. Peter Thomson
- Miss Fredericka Venables
- Mr. John C. Weadock
- Mrs. John C. Weadock
- Mrs. K. D. White
- Miss D. White
- Mr. Lansing Wilcox
- Mrs. Lansing Wilcox
- Miss Joan Wilcox
- Miss Nancy Wilcox
- Mrs. Rosemarie Wild
- Mr. Dr. Percy H. Williams
- Mrs. Percy H. Williams
- Mr. Richard W. Wolfe
- Mrs. Richard W. Wolfe
- Mr. Dr. A. Wollner
- Mr. Richard Wright
- Mr. Satoschi Yamane
To Southampton:
- Mr. Alfred S. Black
- Mrs. Alfred S. Black
- Mrs. John Austin Black
- Mr. Dr. Wilhelm Blank
- Mrs. Guy Bolton
- Guy Bolton
- Miss Mina Busch
- Mr. Einar L. Dane
- Mr. Dr. Curt Drotschman
- Mrs. Curt Drotschman
- Mr. R. Lindsey Ellington
- Miss Margareth L. Farley
- Mrs. Maria Fuhrmann
- Mr. Phil. Gray
- Mr. Hans Gülck
- Mrs. Thomas Hall
- Mrs. Margaret Hanke
- Mrs. Bertha Jacobsen
- Mrs. Friedrich Joch
- Mr. Reginald H. Jones
- Mrs. Reginald H. Jones
- Miss Jean Kennedy
- Miss Emmy Körner
- Miss Julia B. Lockwood
- Mr. Staatssekretär Dr. Johannes Krohn
- Mrs. Johannes Krohn
- Miss Maries Elisabeth Krohn
- Mr. Ernest Ainsworth Lambert
- Mrs. Ernest Ainsworth Lambert
- Patricia Lambert
- Joan Lambert
- Mr. Charles W. H. Mennig
- Mrs. Olivia Murrays-Tosh
- Mr. Dr. Hans Naunberg
- Mrs. Hans Naunberg
- Miss Anhey Paige
- Mr. Charles B. Prettyman
- Mrs. F. A. Richter
- Adolf Dietrich Freiherr von Schönberg
- Mrs. M. G. Jacobsen
- Mr. Seckel
- Miss Patricia Squire
- Mr. Arnold H. Vorster
- Rev. Walter Westow
- Mrs. Wilma Wilfarth
- Mr. Arthur Wolters
To Cobh:
- Mr. Dr. Paul Ehlers
- Mrs. Paul Ehlers
From Southampton To Cherbourg:
- Mr. Dr. Otto Campe
From Southampton To Cobh:
- Mr. Mathias McCarthy
Tourist Class Passengers
To New York:
- Mr. Theodor Aichmann
- Mr. Martin Anderson
- Mrs. Martin Anderson
- Miss Mabel Anderson
- Mr. Willy Andresen
- Mrs. Willy Andresen
- Mrs. Gladys Andrews-König
- Mrs. Berince Andrews-Johnston
- Miss Lydia Appel
- Mrs. W. C. Baker
- Miss Virginia Ballard
- Mrs. Helen D. Barrett
- Mrs. Rosa Barth
- Schwester Amy Baver
- Rev. Ernst Bayes
- Mrs. Wilhelmine Benatzky
- Mrs. Maria Berghoff
- Miss Wilma Berghoff
- Mr. Dr. Michael Berliner
- Mrs. Olga Bindseil
- Miss Gertrud Bindseil
- Miss Mae Bliss
- Mrs. Elsa Bocker
- Mr. Alfred Böhmer
- Mr. Grant R. Bourne
- Miss Adah S. Borgerding
- Miss Grace Borgerding
- Mr. Richard Brady
- Mrs. Richard Brady
- Neal Brady
- Jozee Brady
- Mrs. Bertha Braun
- Miss Blanche Brickett
- Miss Anna M. Brodbine
- Mr. John F. Brugger
- Mr. Dr. Max Brumann
- Mrs. Max Brumann
- Mr. Hermann Buck
- Mrs. Hermann Buck
- Mr. Heinrich Bühring
- Mr. Dr. Georg Burkhardt
- Mrs. Georg Burkhardt
- Miss Lucille M. Burianek
- Mrs. Dorothy Burns
- Miss Lisa Buschner
- Mr. Fritz Busemann
- Mrs. Anna Campbell
- Mrs. Thomas Carrie
- Mr. Frank Carroll
- Mrs. Frank Carroll
- Miss Greta Cashion
- Miss Frieda A. Caviezel
- Colonel Alfred Chandler
- Mr. Thomas Cherry
- Mr. Professor George M. Chrony
- Mr. Professor Robert Clark Jr.
- Mr. Georg Clasing
- Miss Hertha Classen
- Rev. Thomas Colreany
- Mrs. Josephine Conroy
- Mr. Professor Wm. Alpha Cooper
- Miss Mona M. Corlett
- Mr. Präsident Wm. Crome
- Miss Grace A. Cruickshank
- Mr. Dr. John Daly
- Mrs. John Daly
- Miss Francis Daly
- Mr. George Damerell
- Miss Juana Danziger
- Miss Blanche Davis
- Mr. Evan B. Davis
- Miss Rose G. Davis
- Mrs. J. Davison
- Mrs. F. L. Decker
- Mrs. Martha Diebel
- Mr. Richard Dohme
- Mrs. Richard Dohme
- Rev. Anthony Doherty
- Rev. Michael Donoher
- Mr. Walter Döring
- Mrs. Wilhelmine Dubbels
- Mr. Karl Dürr
- Mrs. Karl Dürr
- Karls Werner Dürr
- Mr. Professor Clarence W. Eastman
- Miss Arlene Egger
- Miss Elizabeth Ellis
- Miss Agnes C. Engel
- Mr. Wilhelm Ensslin
- Mr. Manuel Eraso
- Mr. Henry E. Fischer
- Mr. Denison Fish
- Mr. Hugo Flatz
- Mrs. Hugo Flatz
- Sofie Flatz
- Miss Dorothy Fly
- Mrs. L. F. Francis
- Mrs. Helene Frank
- Mr. Max Freudenthal
- Miss Ida Fuhrmann
- Mr. Dr. Ellis Fuller
- Mr. Dr. Günther Gaede
- Mrs. Ida Ganz
- Miss Harriet Garrison
- Mr. Wilhelm Gayde
- Mrs. Wilhelm Gayde
- Mrs. Hermana Gerth
- Miss Clarence Gifford
- Mr. Professor Henry Glasson
- Miss Elisabeth Gmelin
- Miss Helma Goldenberg
- Mr. Theo Goldenberg
- Mrs. Grace B. Goss
- Miss Emma Gould
- Mr. Paul Greenfield
- Mrs. Paul Greenfield
- Miss Julia W. Griffin
- Miss A. L. Guilfoyle
- Mr. Pfarrer C. Günther
- Miss Delia Hadsell
- Miss Gertrude Halleran
- Mrs. Therese Hallmann
- Leo Hallmann
- Mrs. Hedwig Hamlet
- Mrs. Marie Harder
- Rev. M. P. Harney
- Mr. Professor Raymond Harriman
- Miss Dorothy Harrison
- Miss Edith Hasselberger
- Mr. Albert Heineberg
- Mrs. Julia Helmick
- Mrs. Julia Hendricks
- Mrs. Johanna Henle
- Mr. Walter Herrington
- Mr. Dr. E. T. Hessle
- Mrs. E. T. Hessle
- Miss Dr. Anna L. Hicks
- Mr. Hans Hiedemann
- Miss Liesel Hiemenz
- Miss Sarah E. Hinman
- Mr. Maurice Hinman
- Miss Margarethe Hörz
- Mrs. Anna Hörz
- Mrs. Anna Hughes
- Miss Bessie Hunton
- Miss Agathe Illaya
- Mr. Wm. Jackson
- Mrs. Wm. Jackson
- Mr. Albert Jacometti
- Mrs. Albert Jacometti
- Miss Erna Jandorf
- Mr. Fred Jark
- Mr. Dr. C. S. Joakum
- Mr. Seymour St. John
- Mr. George St. John
- Miss Maude Lou Johnson
- Miss Ada Johnson
- Mr. Dr. William H. Jones
- Miss Norma Jones
- Mr. Ernst Jung
- Mrs. Ernst Jung
- Mr. Felix Jung
- Mrs. Felix Jung
- Mr. Walter Jung
- Mrs. Walter Jung
- Mr. Max Kahn
- Mr. Karl Kalkoffen
- Mrs. Karl Kalkoffen
- Mr. Christian Kaupp
- Miss Margaret E. Kennedy
- Mrs. Alma W. Kimball
- Mr. Roy Kimmei
- Miss Elsa Kirchheimer
- Mr. Fred A. Klemm
- Mrs. Friedo Klemm
- Miss Gertrude Klemm
- Mr. Theodor Kling
- Mrs. Antonie Klingenberg
- Mr. Dr. Max Knoefel
- Mr. Arthur Köhler
- Mrs. Arthur Köhler
- Mr. Johann Kriebs
- Mrs. Johann Kriebs
- Mr. Otto Krug
- Mr. Dr. Heinrich Kruse
- Mrs. Heinrich Kruse
- Rolf Kruse
- Mrs. E. Kypke
- Miss Selma Laabs
- Mr. Erich Laboschinski
- Mr. Karl Landahl
- Mr. Kurt Lande
- Mrs. Kurt Lande
- Miss Pauline Laurer
- Miss A. Leissner
- Miss Helen Lesk
- Miss Lotti Loeb
- Mrs. L. S. Lombard
- Miss Marion Long
- Miss Rose Longan
- Miss Elizabeth Loomis
- Mr. Michael T. Lynch
- Rev. Richard Maloney
- Miss Katherine Mannix
- Miss Janet MacDonald
- Mr. Montgonary McIntosh
- Mr. Anton Memmer
- Miss Helen A. Metz
- Miss Catharina Meyertöns
- Mr. Richard Michel
- Mrs. Martha Michel
- Miss Gertrud Michel
- Mr. Dr. Karl S. Miller
- Mr. C. J. Milz
- Mr. Anton Missong
- Miss Else Molitor
- Miss Susan Monahan
- Miss Loretta Monahan
- Mrs. Susanne Montbrun
- Miss Marie Montbrun
- Mrs. John M. Moore
- Mr. Garfield Morgan
- Mr. David A. Morris
- Mrs. David A. Morris and Familie
- Mr. Wm. Morrison
- Mrs. Wm. Morrison and Familie
- Miss Alice M. Mortell
- Miss Anne Moynihan
- Mr. John Murphy
- Mr. M. A. Murtagh
- Mrs. M. A. Murtagh
- Mrs. Anna Neff
- Mr. B. Nelson
- Mrs. B. Nelson
- Mr. Justin Neumann
- Mr. Jerry Newby
- Mrs. Jerry Newby
- Mr. Byron R. Newton
- Mr. Friedrich Niemann
- Mr. Direktor Joh. Nobis
- Miss Frances O’Brien
- Mr. William Ohlhaber
- Miss L. M. O’Neale
- Mr. Daniel O’Neill
- Miss Ethel O’Neill
- Mr. Heinrich Opitz
- Mrs. Sophie Ottenheimer
- Mr. Elias Ottenheimer
- Mrs. Elisabeth Otto
- Mrs. Caroline Pahler
- Miss Florence B. Palmer
- Mr. Stanislaus Papych
- Miss Elizabeth Pardy
- Miss Jewell Parkin
- Schwester Mary Patrick
- Miss Ruth de WittsPearl
- Miss Louise Peck
- Miss Gertrude Pecoroni
- Miss Marie Petruscheck
- Mrs. Dr. Anna Plessing
- Mr. Professor Dr. James Pollock
- Mrs. Liselotte Prietzel
- Mr. Rudolf Prinz
- Mr. Hugh Quinn
- Mr. Professor Dr. John Rachen
- Mr. John J. Reade
- Miss Ann Regner
- Miss Beatrice Reilly
- Miss Mary Reilly
- Miss Bertha H. Reinke
- Mr. Dr. Eduardo Ricaurte
- Mr. Ernest Ricckmann
- Mr. Walter Rist
- Miss Caroline Rives
- Mrs. Bertha Roberts
- Mr. Frederick Rodel
- Mrs. Frederick Rodel
- Mr. Fred Rodel
- Miss Ilse Roth
- Mrs. M. A. Rügen
- Mr. George van Santvoord
- Mrs. W. H. Schaefer
- Mr. Friedrich Schäfer
- Miss Cordelia Schaffner
- Miss Grace A. Schaffner
- Miss Professor Dorothy Schaffter
- Mr. Wilhelm Scherwitzki
- Mrs. Wilhelm Scherwitzki
- Mr. Georg Schlange
- Schwester Edna Schmid
- Mrs. Margarete Schmidt
- Mr. Dr. Georg Schmiel
- Mrs. Georg Schmiel
- Miss Berta Schmitt
- Miss Margarete Schmitthenner
- Miss Dell. Schoonmaker
- Mr. Otto Schöneberg
- Miss Henriette Schrauer
- Mr. Professor Dr. Carl Schreiber
- Mrs. Louisa Schutte
- Mr. Ernst Schwarz
- Mrs. Ernst Schwarz
- Mr. Wilhelm Schwarz
- Mrs. Wilhelm Schwarz
- Mr. Philipp Schwender
- Mrs. Philipp Schwender
- Mr. Karl Schwender
- Miss Gretchen Schwoebel
- Mr. John Sederle
- Mr. Chas. Seymour Jr.
- Miss Florence Shaw
- Mrs. J. Marden de Shorn
- Mr. Präsident Homer Le Roy Shantz
- Miss Ettel Singer
- Mrs. Martha G. Sloan
- Mrs. Mary Sorensen
- Miss Ethel Sorensen
- Mr. Harry Stanton
- Mrs. Harry Stanton
- Mr. Charles G. Staubitz
- Mrs. Charles G. Staubitz and Familie
- Mr. Ludwig Steiger
- Mr. Walter Stein
- Mrs. Marie Steinhardt
- Mr. Friedrich Steinmetz
- Miss Paula Stern
- Miss Elizabeth F. Stevens
- Mr. Professor Stewart Stoke
- Miss M. H. Stoll
- Mr. W. A. Strobach
- Mrs. Josephine Sturzenegger
- Mr. H. B. Taylor
- Mrs. H. B. Taylor
- Miss Helen Taylor
- Mary Taylor
- Harry Taylor
- Berody Taylor
- Mr. Dr. Kornel L. Terplan
- Mrs. Helen Thayer
- Walter Thayer
- Mr. F. Traugott
- Mrs. F. Traugott
- Miss Jane Trimble
- Miss Mary Trimble
- Miss Gertrude Trombly
- Mrs. Anna Turner
- Mr. Professor Herbert Vogel
- Mrs. Herbert Vogel
- Miss Hedwig Wachowsky
- Miss Catharina Wachowsky
- Mrs. Hildegard Wagner
- Miss Constance Walker
- Mr. Jean W. Wanamaker
- Mr. D. S. Warfel
- Mrs. D. S. Warfel
- Mrs. Anna Warschaver
- Mr. Professor Oliver Washburn
- Miss E. M. Watts
- Miss May Watts
- Mrs. Therese Weber
- Mr. Professor Oswald Wedel
- Miss E. M. Weller
- Miss Margaret Wells
- Miss Julia Williams
- Mrs. Martha Wille
- Mr. Direktor Karl Wilke
- Miss Ethel Winterfield
- Mr. Professor Benjamin Wright
- Mr. Henry Wulfsohn
- Mr. Christian Ziegenspeck
- Mrs. May Zwilgmeyer
To Southampton:
- Mr. George Abernathy
- Miss Anny Allen
- Miss Betty Allen
- Mr. James Andrews
- Mrs. Inge Baker
- Miss E. E. Baldwin
- Miss Bertha Bessunger
- Mr. Professor Dr. Herbert Blumer
- Mr. Albert Bossom
- Mr. Dr. Kurt Busemann
- Mr. Dr. Rudolf Cassierer
- Mrs. Rudolf Cassierer
- Miss Irmgard Christiansen
- Mr. Gerald Clayton
- Mr. Pres. Thomas Conser
- Mr. John Coupe
- Mr. Walter Crainger
- Mrs. Walter Crainger
- Walter Crainger
- Mr. George Downes
- Mr. Edward Downes
- Mr. Artur Dunton
- Mrs. Gertrude Ettinger
- Mr. Dr.William Gallaugher
- Mrs. William Gallaugher
- Mr. Arthur Gardner
- Mr. John Gardom
- Mrs. Dr. Erna Haas
- Mr. Kenneth Hill
- Mrs. Rosalie Hughes
- William D. Hughes
- Mr. Harry Johnes
- Mrs. Harry Johnes
- Miss Klara Jürgensen
- Mr. Bernard Kent
- Mr. Horst Klemund
- Miss Margarete Knoke
- Mr. John Longley
- Mr. John Longley Jr.
- Mr. Professor McKinn Marrick
- Mrs. Edith Morris
- Miss Johanna Müller
- Mr. Professor Wm. A. Orton
- Miss Ellen Paczyna
- Mr. Leonhard Page
- Mrs. Leonhard Page
- Mr. Alfred Partridge
- Miss Margareth Phillips
- Mr. Rodney S. Pearson
- Mrs. Rodney S. Pearson
- Davis Pearson
- Miss Magda Raabe
- Mr. Otto Reiche
- Mrs. Otto Reiche
- Mr. Franz Riecke
- Mrs. Franz Riecke
- Miss Anna Schupfer
- Mrs. Margarethe Schwartz
- Mr. A. Mason Ronald Schwartz
- Mr. Professor W. Smith
- Miss Mollie Thorn
- Mr. William Tompkins
- Mrs. William Tompkins
- Miss Ida Tompkins
- Miss Mary Warren
- Miss Dora Waterhouse
- Mr. Ashley Williams
- Miss Phyllis Wood
To Cherbourg:
- Mr. Professor Reginald Coggs-Hall
- Mr. Horace Nickels
- Mrs. Horace Nickels
To Cobh:
- Rev. Patrick Brown
- Miss H. Browner
- Miss K. Byrne
- Mr. Joseph Clavin
- Rev. Daiti Conchbair
- Rev. Maurice Dufficy
- Miss J. Duffy
- Rev. A. Griffith
- Mr. J. Griffith
- Mr. Cornelius Heffernan
- Miss J. Keeley
- Rev. Fr. Kennedy
- Rev. Fr. P. Kennedy
- Rev. William Kiernan
- Mr. Daniel P. King
- Miss M. J. Mäher
- Miss J. O. Mäher
- Miss Mary Maloney
- Miss L. Maroney
- Mr. W. J. Morris
- Mr. Dr. Patrick McDonough
- Mrs. Patrick McDonough
- Rev. Patrick Menton
- Rev. John Menton
- Rev. James Menton
- Mr. Martin J. Murphy
- Mr. Patrick Murphy
- Miss B. O’Connor
- Miss N. O’Connor
- Mr. J. O’Donnell
- Mr. J. Piggott
- Mrs. J. Piggott
- Mrs. Gräfin Robert von Rhoden
- Mr. Dr. Joseph Sexton
- Mrs. Dr. Sarah Sexton
- Miss Kathleen Timmons
- Miss Mary Timmons
- Rev. Michael Troy
The Hamburg America Line (HAPAG)
The Hamburg America Line was founded in 1847. Its growth to importance was slow at first, but exceedingly rapid afterwards, so that—in 1914—the Company was the world’s biggest shipping undertaking, its fleet aggregating more than 1,300,000 gross register tons. The war and its after-effects completely destroyed the work which it had taken seven decades to build up; but reconstruction set in at once, with the result that the Hapag is now once more one of the largest and most important shipping companies. Its fleet consists of 155 sea-going ships and 221 vessels of smaller size, whose combined tonnage amounts to about one million gross register tons.
The routes served by the Company’s ships once more span the globe. More than 30 regular services are operated to North, Central and South America, to Africa, the Netherlands Indies, the Far East and Australasia. Several pleasure cruises are also undertaken annually by some of the Company's ships, including cruises to the Scandinavian and Baltic countries, to the Mediterranean, the Orient, the Atlantic Isles, the West Indies, around Africa (4 Continents) and a cruise around the world.
The Company’s shore organization is equally comprehensive. The Head Office is situated in a fine building facing the Binnenalster in Hamburg. It accommodates, among others, the offices of the managers, the passenger and freight departments, the shipbuilding section, the bookkeeping departments, etc. The harbour installations of the Hapag comprise Kaiser-Wilhelm-Hafen, Ellerholzhafen, part of Indiahafen, and certain parts of other harbor basins. No less than 158 cranes with a total hoisting capacity of 588 tons are available on the quays for the handling of merchandise. The length of the railway sidings connecting the harbour installations with the network of the National Railways is 10-8 miles. As regards the other establishments operated by the Hapag in the port of Hamburg, special mention must be made of the Overseas Home, where passengers are boarded and lodged at moderate rates prior to their departure. The large installations at Cuxhaven where passengers are embarked and disembarked are also of considerable interest.
A few figures may be added to give a rough idea of the importance of Germany’s largest shipping undertaking. Since its foundation its ships have carried 8,1 million passengers and 5,367,000,000 cubic ft. of cargo. The total number of beds on the whole of the ships is 16,500, so that as many as 16,500 persons can be carried across the sea at the same time. The number of clerical employees, workmen, etc., required to keep the firm’s business going, is about 12,700. Of these, 8,600 are employed on board the Company’s ships, 3,400 on shore, and 700 act as passenger or freight agents in all parts of the world.
Information for Passengers
New York Mail for Passengers. The New York Office of the Hamburg-Amerika Linie has made arrangements that mail addressed to passengers arriving in New York may be obtained at the principal exit on the upper floor of the Pier. This only applies to such letters, etc., that arrive too late to be delivered to passengers on board during their stay at the quarantine station.
Landing Card.
On arrival in New York the “Landing card” attached to your ticket is to be handed to the Immigration Officer for endorsement. First-class passengers will receive the landing cards by the purser during the voyage.
New York Porter Service. Passengers are reminded that the porters on the New York piers are not allowed to ask for gratuities in consideration of the handling of passengers’ baggage, they being paid sufficient wages for their services. If, nevertheless, any porter should demand payment for handling such baggage, passengers are requested to note the number plate on his cap and to report him to one of the uniformed policemen on the pier. In addition, passengers are earnestly advised to direct their enquiries concerning baggage or passage matters exclusively to persons who, by their uniforms, are plainly seen to be Hapag employees. Failing this precaution, they expose themselves to the risk of being taken advantage of by unauthorized persons.
Passengers proceeding to interior Destinations. Wireless advance bookings of Pullman, sleeping and parlor car accommodation for the journey from New York to places situated in the interior may be effected on board through the intermediary of the Purser.
Sailing Permits for Non-Americans. Non-Americans (including visitors to the United States who intend a temporary stay only) must obtain, prior to their departure from the United States, a Sailing Permit, which must be produced previous to going on board, when the final passage ticket is examined. Such Sailing Permits are issued at the Custom House, Battery, New York.
Further information will be gladly given by the Hamburg America Line/North German Lloyd, 57, Broadway, New York.
Imported Plants and Soil etc. Prohibited. The United States Department of Agriculture, Plant Quarantine and Control Ad-ministration, advises under “Notice of Quarantine No. 37,” that plants, soil or other similar materials cannot be imported into the United States, either as souvenirs or in any other category.
Advance Reservations of Automobiles. The Hamburg America Line has made arrangements with the Pennsylvania Cadillac Motor Service, New York, whereby private limousines may be ordered by wireless to our New York piers for arrival of our ships. Information as to rates and all other details are obtainable at the Tourist Department of the Hamburg America Line on board.
Hapag Cruises for Health and Pleasure
A number of Cruises for Health and Pleasure are organized each year by the Hamburg America Line, enabling passengers to enjoy the beauties of Northern and Southern lands. The vessels used for this purpose are the s. s. “Oceana”—which was specially designed for a pleasure cruise steamer—and several other suitable ocean-going vessels.
Hapag Northern Cruises 1934
These will take place from June to the end of August. The cruise steamer “Oceana" and the motorship “Milwaukee” will undertake Cruises from Hamburg to Norway as far as the North Cape, to Scotland, Iceland and Spitsbergen.
Hapag Scandinavia, Russia and Baltic Cruise 1934
This Cruise will take place after the completion of the Northern Cruises. Starting from Travemünde August 19th, the pleasure cruise steamer “Oceana” will proceed to Visby, Sweden, Finland, Russia (Moscow), Danzig, and Denmark and will return to Hamburg via the Kiel Canal.
Autumn Cruise through the Western Mediterranean
The triple-srcw de-luxe s. s. “Resolute” will sail from Naples on September 3rd on a 12 day Cruise to Hamburg visiting en route Villefranche, Barcelona, Tanger, Lisbon, Vigo, Cobh and Cherbourg.
Cruises to the Atlantic Islands 1934
During September, October and November the Cruise Steamer “Oceana” and the motorship “Milwaukee” will make three cruises from Hamburg to Madeira, the Canary Islands, Tanger and Vigo.
Christmas Cruise 1934/35
Starting from Hamburg the twin-screw motorship “Milwaukee” will undertake a Christmas Cruise calling at Lisbon, Gibraltar, Tanger, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Funchal (Madeira) and Vigo. Duration 15 days.
Hapag West Indies Cruises 1934/35
From December 1934 to April 1935 the de-luxe s. s. “Reliance” will make several Cruises from New York to the West Indies and the Caribbean.
Hapag Educational Tours to Central America and Cuba/Mexico
By the two up-to-date twin-screw motorships “Caribia” and “Cordillera” Educational Tours to Central America can be made, in connection with which shore excursions have been arranged in the ports of Barbados, Trinidad, La Guayra. Puerto Cabello, Curasao, Puerto Colombia, Cartagena, Cristobal, Puerto Limon and Puerto Barrios. The most suitable time for such tours is from December to February. The return trip may be made, if desired, via Mexico and Cuba, by Hapag steamer.
Hapag Mediterranean Cruises 1935
Between the middle of February and the beginning of June the motorship “Milwaukee” will make several Cruises to the eastern and western parts of the Mediterranean sailing either from Hamburg, Genoa or Venice.
Hapag Around the World Cruise 1935
The triple-screw de-luxe steamer “Resolute” will undertake an Around the World Cruise lasting from the beginning of January to the end of May. Thirty countries will be visited and a distance of about 27.500 miles will be covered.
For information and bookslets apply to the Tourist Office on board this vessel or to
Hamburg-Amerika Linie, 25, ALSTERDAMM, HAMBURG 1 or to any of their agents or representatives.
