SS Pennsylvania Passenger List - 21 June 1902

Front Cover of a First and Second Cabin Passenger List for the SS Pennsylvania of the Hamburg America Line, Departing 21 June 1902 from Hamburg to New York via Boulogne-sur-Mer and Plymouth, Commanded by Captain H. Spliedt. GGA Image ID # 17811eecf8

 

List of Senior Offcers and Staff

1. Commander: Captain H. Spliedt
2. First Officer : Th. Kier
3. Second Officer : J. Wecker
4. Second Officer : W. Hennecke
5. Third Officer : C. Profiihr
6. Fourth Officer : W. Mellini
7. Chief Engineer: R. Bernhardt
8. Second Engineer : W. Kiliwer
9. Third Engineer : L. Edelmann
10. Fourth Engineer : W. Utecht
11. Fourth Engineer : F. Jourdan
12. Fourth Engineer : A. Kaak
13. Physician : Dr. Heberlein
14. Purser: A. Freydanek
15. Assistant Purser : R. Toepel
16. First Chief Steward : R. Markmann
17. Second Chief Steward : C. Petersen
18. Assistant Chief Steward : A. Ellenberg
19. Assistant Chief Steward : R. Lemcke
20. Head Chef : F. Winter

 

First Cabin Passengers

1. Mr. Wm. Adler
2. Mr. Robert Adler
3. Miss S. Acker
4. Mrs. J. G. Beadle
5. Alice Beadle
6. Miss Rosa Baumgarten
7. Mr. Emil Bittrolff
8. Mrs. Emil Bittrolff
9. Miss C. Bittrolff
10. Miss L. Bittrolff
11. Mr. Federico Beyer
12. Mrs. W. J. Chalmers
13. Miss W. J. Chalmers
14. Miss Christian
15. Mr. N. C. Cushing
16. Mr. F. Edwin
17. Mrs. F. Edwin
18. Mr. Chas. E. Emery
19. Mr. Max Eisenthal
20. Mrs. Caroline Fihe
21. Dr. Clement C. Fihe
22. Mr. Chas. Givernand
23. Mrs. Chas. Givernand
24. Mr. Louis Givernand
25. Mr. Martin Guhl
26. Mr. Rud. Gortz
27. Miss Lisa Gonulski
28. Miss Hansen
29. Mrs. W. E. Hamilton
30. Miss Anna von Heyderstâdt
31. Mr. C. O. Hoyt
32. Mrs. C. 0 Hoyt
33. Miss Lucile Hoyt
34. Mr. Walter Hoyt
35. Miss J. Hawkes
36. Mr. Chas. D. Hahn
37. Miss Pauline von Heyderstâdt
38. Mr. Elias Jout
39. Miss Anita Kelly
40. Mr. Walter Kraeft
41. Mr. P. J. Klapperich
42. Mr. F. J. Mapperich
43. Miss Lila Lowell
44. Miss Ellen Bowen Logan
45. Mrs. Marie du Mont
46. Miss Claire du Mont
47. Mrs. J. E. Montgomery
48. Mrs. Jacob Meyer
49. Miss Osborne Mr. G. Oppenheimer
50. Mr. Ernst Paulsen
51. Mrs. Helene Paulsen
52. Fritz Paulsen
53. Miss Elise Paulsen
54. Anita Paulsen
55. Helene Paulsen
56. Henriette Paulsen
57. Mr. W. C. Pope
58. Mrs. W. C. Pope
59. Mr. Louis M. Rice
60. Mrs. Louis M. Rice
61. Mr. A. J. Torrilhou
62. Mr. Chr. Torsleff
63. Mr. Underhill
64. Mrs. General-Konsul O. M. Vogler
65. Mr. General-Konsul Albert Véler
66. Mr. Wilhelm Voigt
67. Mr. Norman Williams Jr.
68. Mr. Johs. Weber
69. Mrs. Johs. Weber
70. Miss Elsa Wicht
71. Mr. Otto Wiese
72. Miss Flora Wilber
73. Miss Marion W. Williams

 

Second Cabin Passengers

1. Mrs. Christine April
2. Mrs. Lina Burkard
3. Miss Catharine Baumgartner
4. Mrs. Franzisea Briegel
5. Mrs. Lea Blum
6. Miss Magda Bonnichson
7. Miss Antonia Bonnichson
8. Miss Auguste Berger
9. Miss D. Borooh
10. Miss R. Borooh
11. Sore Borooh
12. Noch Borooh
13. Arcadia Borooh
14. Esther Borooh
15. Mr. M. Borook
16. Mr. M. Czugler
17. Mr. Paul Demuth
18. Mrs. Magdalene Dreessen
19. Miss Dorothea Dreessen
20. Joh. Dreessen
21. Mrs. Chas. Dahnhart
22. Mr. Willy F. Dickert
23. Mr. Alois Dedter
24. Mr. S. Dagner
25. Mrs. S. Diigner
26. Mr. Jacob Dworecki
27. Mr. E. Drozdowski
28. Mr. D. Dzewenischky
29. Mr. J. Dzewenischky
30. Mr. Paul Epping
31. Mr. Wilh. Eberhard
32. Mr. E. Ehrlich
33. Mr. Albert Fischer
34. Mrs. M. Fre dricksen
35. Mrs. G. Fowler
36. Mrs. Fritzsche and Child
37. Miss Ludwina Fitterer
38. Mr. A. Fink
39. Mr. G. Gohner
40. Mr. Jos. Gutmann
41. Mr. Fritz Goschel
42. Mrs. Guff and Child
43. Mr. Kapt. Herm. Game
44. Mr. Otto Gross
45. Miss K. Gauck
46. Mr. E. Guam
47. Mr. J. Galantzky
48. Miss Ella Heise
49. Mr. Rich. E. Helbig
50. Mrs. Rich. E Helbig
51. Mr. Alfons Heber
52. Mr. Herm. Hotop
53. Miss Magdalena Hasselfeldt
54. Mr. Henry Haxo
55. Mrs. Hannah Jeckel
56. Mrs. Laura Jacobsen and Child
57. Mr. Carl Krebs
58. Mr. Heinr. Kirschner
59. Mr. W. H. Klump
60. Mr. Johann von Kampton
61. Johann von Kampton
62. Ella von Kampton
63. Mrs. Hulda Auguste von Kampton
64. Miss M. Kiechler
65. Mr. E. Kuhtz
66. Miss M. Koch
67. Mrs. Dora Licht
68. Miss Ella Lehmann
69. Miss Ida Leniartek
70. Mrs. Elise Lohr
71. Mr. A. Mandel
72. Mr. E. H. H. Muns
73. Mrs. Anna Miinzenberg
74. Mrs. Auguste Moebius
75. Miss Clara Moebius
76. Mr. Henry Meyer
77. Mrs. Henry Meyer
78. Mrs. Auguste Mock
79. Miss Zeline Mock
80. Mr. Frank P. Miller
81. Mrs. Frank P. Miller
82. Mr. Leon Miropolsky
83. Mrs. Sophie Miropolsky and Child
84. Mr. Max Miropolsky
85. Mrs. Maria Martinkus
86. Mr. Jonas Morgenstern
87. Mr. A. Markow
88. Mr. A. A. Mata
89. Mrs. Pauline Naehrlich
90. Mrs. Anna K. Nauer
91. Mrs. K. Oelerich and Child
92. Mr. Hans E. Petersen
93. Miss Anna Plank
94. Mrs. A. Pabst
95. Mr. Joh. Petersen
96. Mr. A. Plonnis
97. Miss Johanna Riihse
98. Mrs. Emma Rossberg
99. Miss Lina Rossberg
100. Mr. Louis Rickheimer
101. Mrs. Fr. Rohrbach
102. Mr. Alfred Seeler
103. Miss Anna Spörl
104. Mr. Val. Stenger
105. Miss Cecilia Simon
106. Miss Ernestina Solomonesen
107. Mr. Paul Schmidt
108. Mr. Gustav Spohr
109. Mrs. Gustav Spohr
110. Mrs. Theod. Schmitz
111. Mr. S. Schneider
112. Mr. Aba Schamesch
113. Mrs. Aba Schamesch
114. Benjamin Schamesch
115. Mr. A. H. Steebar
116. Mr. Otto Schauderna
117. Miss Martha Soost
118. Mr. J. Seligmann
119. Mr. A. Silbermann
120. Mr. R. Schwan
121. Mr. Rich. Vogel
122. Mrs. M. Vormelker
123. A. Vormelker
124. Mr. Martin Woltje
125. Mr. Heinr. Wulf
126. Mrs. Heinr. Wulf
127. Mrs. Anna Wittenberg
128. Mr. Carl Wiemann
129. Mrs. Augusta Walposki
130. Mrs. Ludowika Wisnisewska
131. Mrs. Bernh. Walther
132. Mr. Carl Wimmer
133. Mr. Paul Wistuba
134. Mr. Franz Walaitis
135. Mr. Kasimir Zapalowski
136. Miss Kasimira Zalewska
137. Mrs. Anna Zeidler

To Boulogne: First Cabin.

1. Mr. Rud. Hoffmann
2. Mrs. Rud. Hoffmann
3. Mrs. Mistarlet

To Plymouth: Fist Cabin.

1. Miss Urzula Eccler
2. FAiulein Bertha Eccler
3. Miss Patricia Eccler
4. Mr. Paul Gunther

To Plymouth: Second Cabin

1. Mr. W. H. E. Osten
2. Mr. Ch. Thygesen
3. Mr. A. Becker
4. Mr. Franz Ropke
5. Mr. Herm. Müller

 

Information for Passengers:

Meals. Breakfast is served from 8 to 10 a. rn., lunch at 121/s p. na., dinner at 61/s p. in. and tea at 9:00 pm A bell will be rung 15 minutes before each meal, and a second signal will be given at the beginning of the meal.

Promenade deck. Steamer Chairs belonging to the Ocean Comfort Company can be rented for use on the voyage, at a charge of one dollar, upon application to the Deck Steward,
Stewards. The Stewards have strict instructions to attend to the wants of Passengers in a prompt and courteous mapper. Passengers are requested to bring any inattention to the notice of the Chief Steward, and if the complaint made is not promptly investigated, to report it to the Captain.

Baggage. As only small pieces of baggage can be taken into the cabins all large pieces will be stored in the hold. In good weather access may be had to the hold and Passengers desirous of getting at their large baggage should apply to their Room Steward.

Hot or Cold Baths. A number of comfortable bathrooms are provided aboard. The Bathroom Steward or Stewardess will attend to the bath upon the passenger's request. No charge is made for baths. The water used is sea-water.

Smoking Saloon. Smoking is allowed only on deck and in the Smoking Room; it is positively prohibited in the cabins and below deck. Lights in the Smoking Room are extinguished at midnight.

Valuables. The Company is not responsible for theft if valuables are kept in the staterooms. A safe is provided in the office of the Purser, to whom money, jewelry, etc., may be handed for safe-keeping, but without guaranty of the Company.

Surgeon and Apothecary. An experienced Physician is attached to every steamer. For medical attendance in cases of sickness no charge is made; medicines also are provided free of charge.

The Barber is entitled to charge for his services according to the tariff fixed by the Company.

Library. The books in the library, which may be obtained upon application to the Library Steward, are at the disposal of Passengers, free of charge. A catalogue of the German, English and French books in the ship's library can be had from the Library Steward.

Writing Paper, Envelopes and Telegraph Forms will be supplied by the Saloon Steward.

Foreign Money. The Purser is prepared to exchange foreign money.