SS Pennsylvania Passenger List - 4 August 1906
Front Cover of a First and Second Cabin Passenger List for the SS Pennsylvania of the Hamburg America Line, Departing 4 August 1906 from Hamburg to New York via Boulogne-sur-Mer and Plymouth, Commanded by Captain H. Knuth. GGA Image ID # 17819894c9
Senior Officers and Staff
- Commander: Captain H. Knuth
- First Officer C. Schetelig
- Second Officer C. Sehröder
- Second Officer E. Lehmann
- Second Officer C. morenz
- Third Officer H. Klos
- Fourth Officer L. Jugenheimer
- Chief Engineer J. Korte
- Second Engineer C. Kreutziger
- Third Engineer W. Broemel
- Fourth Engineer O. Blather
- Fourth Engineer C. Alberti
- Electrician W. Ostermann
- First Physician Dr. H. Strauss
- Second Physician Dr. H. Waldvogel
- Purser A. Freydank
- Provision Master A. Heldt
- Assistant Purser J. Pelzer
- Assistant Purser W. Kühn
- Chief Cook F. Winter
- First Chief Steward F. Siemoh
- Second Chief Steward F. Möller
- Assistant Chief Steward It. Ehnert
- Baggage Master W. Jürss
First Cabin Passengers
- Mr. Oscar Arlen
- Miss Margaret Abrahamson
- Miss Antoinette Affeld
- Miss Caroline E. Ashley
- Mr. Chas. J. Braun
- Mrs. Chas. J. Braun
- Mr. H. Bell
- Dr. Julius Brannagel
- Mrs. Dr. Julius Braunagel
- Mr. J. H. Bindley
- Mrs. Dora Bredemeier
- Miss Agathe Bredemeier
- Mrs. Bubbs
- Mr. Max Böhmer
- Mrs. Max Böhmer
- Master Willy Dahmer
- Miss Gertrude Burleigh
- Mrs. Ide Burleigh
- Mr. John Beck
- Mrs. Katie Beck
- Mr. Franz Borchard
- Mr. Friedr. Borgwardt
- Mrs. Bertha Borgwardt
- Dr. O. W. Burdets
- Mrs. Dr. O. W. Burdets
- Miss Louise Burdets
- Miss Elizabeth Burdets
- Miss Mary Burdets
- Miss M. Canfield
- Mrs. Addison Clarke
- Miss Clarke
- Mr. Tom Crisp
- Mrs. Tom Crisp
- Mr. Max Cohen
- Mr. Schmul Chausche
- Mr. De Witt Clinton
- Miss Theodora Close
- Mrs. H. D'Oench
- Miss Virginia D'Oench
- Mr. A. Eppstein
- Dr. Philip Embury
- Mrs. Dr. Philip Embury
- Mr. A. Frisell
- Mr. S. Fox
- Mrs. S. Fox
- Miss Leonie Frank
- Mr. Isaac Grünberg
- Mrs. Hinda Grünberg nebst Kind
- Mr. Luca Guosden
- Miss M. Harvey
- Miss Liville Hayden
- Mr. P. Heins
- Dr. Gerhard Hiebert
- Miss Helene Hertz
- Mr. John D. Hassinger
- Mrs. John D. Hassinger
- Rev. Reginald Heber
- Mrs. R. Henry
- Miss G. Henry
- Miss Ethel Hooper
- Miss Helen Henderson
- Mr. H. von Jagemann
- Mrs. H. von Jagemann
- Mr. Josef Jampolska
- Mrs. M. Jampolska
- Miss B. Jampolska
- Mrs. Anna Ibsen
- Mrs. A. W. Kelsey
- Miss Kate Kelsey
- Mrs. H. Kahn
- Miss Anny Koffler
- Mr. John Klari
- Mr. C. A. Krause
- Mrs. C. A. Krause
- Mr. A. M. Kopelowitz
- Miss Anna Kellner
- Miss C. Kellner
- Mr. Hermann Keller
- Mrs. Hermann Keller
- Mrs. Jos. Levy
- Miss Th. Levy
- Master S. J. Levy
- Miss Maud Loewenthal
- Miss M. Loewenthal
- Mrs. A. Lauth
- Mr. Jos. Levy
- Mr. Adolph Ludwig
- Mr. Emil Ludwig
- Mr. D. von der Lippe
- Miss Elsa Leimbach
- Miss Marg. Leimbach
- Miss Mary E. Murdock
- Miss Elisabeth G. Marshall
- Mr. Eliot Norton
- Miss Lily Ohlshausen
- Mr. Salomon Ossoski
- Miss Emma Ochs
- Mr. Prof. J. Obergethmann
- Mr. J. P. Pordy
- Mr. C. W. Reckhart
- Mr. D. Reckhart
- Mr. Dan. Rich
- Mrs. Dan. Rich
- Miss Fanny Rich
- Miss Rose Rich
- Mrs. Riedenauer
- Miss Anna L. Roberts
- Mrs. Anna Raff
- Miss Runtz-Ress
- Mrs. Baronin von Roeder
- Miss Lina Roddewig
- Mr. C. W. Reckhart
- Mr. D. Reckhart
- Miss Reichart
- Mr. H. V. Swoker
- Mr. Schidlowski
- Miss J. S. Schidlowski
- Mr. Chas. Seitz
- Mr. William H. Smith
- Mrs. William H. Smith
- Master William Smith Jr.
- Miss Anna Schneider
- Mr. Richard Schneider
- Mrs. Alice H. Strother
- Mr. H. C. Stahl
- Mrs. A. Schierenbeck
- Mr. W. Schick
- Mr. F. Stein
- Mr. H. C. Schwab
- Miss Charlotte Strickland
- Mr. W. C. Schrull
- Mr. Clair W. Smith
- Mrs. Strang
- Miss Strang
- Mr. O. O. R. Schwidetzky
- Mrs. O. O. R. Schwidetzky and Kind
- Fränlein Alice E. Stahl
- Mrs. Annette B. C. Schlubach and Kind
- Mr. Henry Treukamp
- Mrs. Henry Treukamp
- Mr. H. C. Taft
- Mrs. H. C. Taft
- Miss Clara Taft
- Miss Dorothy Taft
- Mr. Wm. Trautmann
- Mr. A. H. Townley
- Mrs. A. H. Townley
- Mr. Richard Tappie
- Mrs. Marie Winchell Walker M.D.
- Miss L. Wangemann
- Mr. C. C. Wheeler
- Miss L. Wilson
- Miss Emma Weber
- Miss Estelle Weber
- Mr. Henry Wagner Jr.
- Mrs. Henry Wagner
- Miss Adele Wagner
- Dr. Lyman Ware
- Dr. L. H. Warner
- Mrs. Dr. L. H. Warner
- Miss Hildegard Ware
- Miss Edith Ware
- Miss Elizabeth Ware
- Mrs. Augusta M. F. Wede and kind
- Mr. T. York
Embarking at Boulogne-sur-Mer / To Boulogne-sur-Mer:
- Mr. Ivan Brandes
- Mrs. Ivan Brandes
- Mr. Amtsgerichtsrat Engel
- Mr. P. Friedländer
- Mrs. P. Friedländer
- Miss Adele Lanth
- Mr. Geh. Sanitätsrat
- Dr. Volborth
Embarking At Plymouth / To Plymouth:
- Miss J. D. Cook
- Dr. L. W. Kaet
- Mrs. Dr. L. W. Kaet
- Mr. E. S. Wilson
- Mr. Berhard Zeyn
- Mrs. Berhard Zeyn
Back Cover of a First & Second Cabin Passenger List for the SS Pennsylvania of the Hamburg America Line, Departing 4 August 1906 from Hamburg to New York via Boulogne-sur-Mer and Plymouth. GGA Image ID # 1781e6712d
Second Cabin Passengers
- Mrs. C. F. Abels
- Mrs. Minna Ammann
- Miss Minna Ammann
- Mr. S. Abrahams
- Mr. Louis Anger
- Mr. Max Adler
- Miss Margarethe Baumdicker
- Mrs. R. Beyer and Child
- Miss Chas. Byrnes
- Miss Bertha Brown
- Mrs. Berta Bogel
- Mr. Paul Bernath
- Mr. Max Brase
- Mr. Joseph Baumgärtner
- Mrs. Elisabeth Bernath
- Miss Matilde Bernath
- Mr. Henry Bogel
- Mr. J. Bruckheim
- Mrs. J. Bruckheim and Son
- Mrs. Frieda Beck
- Miss Marie Bünemann
- Miss Rosa Baumgarten
- Miss Ida Behnke
- Miss Dora Beelendorf
- Mr. Borchert Casper
- Miss Mary Casper
- Mr. Arthur Dassow
- Mrs. A. M. Dyck
- Miss Olga Dyck
- Mr. Friedrich Dulz
- Mr. Henry Doering
- Mrs. Bertha Ehreiser
- Mr. Oscar Eiler
- Mr. Julius Ewert
- Mrs. Rosalia Elischer
- Miss Wilhelmine Elischer
- Mrs. Henry Ehrenfels
- Mrs. Friederike Elze
- Miss Anna Elze
- Mr. F. A. Friedrich
- Mrs. F. A. Friedrich
- Miss Glady Friedrich
- Mr. Philip Fox
- Mrs. Philip Fox
- Mr. Max Fritzsche
- Mr. Walter Foltz
- Mr. Ferdinand Fickweiler
- Mr. Otto Giesner
- Mr. L. Grossman
- Mr. Jan Gryez
- Mr. Narcis Golaszewski
- Miss Teona Golaszewski
- Mr. Max Golaszewski
- Mr. Goldberger
- Mr. Frank Gawlas
- Mr. J. Gawlas
- Mr. Chas. Henning
- Mrs. Chas. Henning
- Miss Matilde Hilbrecht
- Mrs. Minna Helbing
- Miss Alice Huntington
- Mr. Heinrich Herrmann
- Mr. Alfred Hansen
- Mr. John Hennings
- Mrs. J. Herz
- Mr. Eduard Heller
- Mrs. Friederike Heller
- Miss Erna Hermkes
- Mrs. Dora Haier
- Mr. Otto Hentschi
- Mr. Victor Hentschi
- Miss Marie Holej
- Mrs. Dora Harman
- Mr. David Gaitz Hooky
- Mr. 0.Hansen
- Mrs. O. Hansen
- Mrs. Wilhelmiue Hausmann and Children
- Miss Louise Habenicht
- Mr. Herm. A. Hilpert and Family
- Mr. Heinr. Hassel
- Mrs. Lina Hassel
- Miss Rositta Hassel
- Mr. Pan Hertel
- Mr. Edmund Hahn
- Miss Laura Igel
- Mr. H. A. Ismond
- Mrs. H. A. Ismond
- Mrs. H. Jungblut
- Miss May Jackson
- Mr. C. Koropp and Family
- Mr. Fritz Kunz
- Mr. Konrad Knochel
- Mr. Willy Knobloch
- Mrs. Salomon Kuta
- Miss Florence Kappers
- Mr. Carl Kloock
- Mrs. Carl Kloock
- Miss Franziska Konecna
- Miss Meta Koppmeier
- Mrs. W. Kwiatkowska
- Miss Lilly Kwiatkowska
- Mr. Thomas Knox
- Mrs. Mary Knox
- Mr. Herm. Kretzschmer
- Mr. Eugen Krauss
- Mr. Salomon Kuta
- Mr. Carl Lehmann
- Mr. Victor Lehmann
- Miss Caroline Lehmann
- Mr. Albert Lehnemann
- Fran Lina Lehnemann
- Mr. Karl Liese
- Miss Dora Magnussen
- Mr. Edward Mueller
- Mr. Hermann Meier
- Mr. Fred Milling
- Mrs. Fred Milling and Water
- Mr. E. Mayer
- Miss S. Mannheimer
- Mrs. G. Mühlhans
- Mr. C. Miller
- Mrs. Minnie Menge
- Miss Louisa Menge
- Mr. John Meretig
- Mrs. K. Miller and Children
- Mr. H. D. Neubert
- Mrs. H. D. Neubert
- Mr. Otto Nielson
- Mr. Max Netzer
- Mrs. Frieda Neunkirchen
- Miss Ehlen Neuukirchen
- Miss Martha Neunkirchen
- Mrs. Friedr. Pressburg and Son
- Miss Anna Palka
- Mrs. Elise Preis
- Mrs. Frieda Peters
- Mr. Harry Peters
- Mr. Alfred Pollek
- Mr. Rudolf Prehm
- Mrs. Josefa Plasil
- Mr. Rudolf Plasil
- Miss Erna Plasil
- Miss Paula Reinhackel
- Mr. Franz Repy
- Mr. J. M. Rasmus
- Mr. Jacob Rütten
- Mrs. Eugenie Rosenfelder
- Mr. Wilhelm Rosenfelder
- Mrs. Adele Reinhardt
- Mrs. Nella Revegne
- Mr. J. Revegne
- Miss Martha Ruppert
- Miss Hedwig Riedel
- Mr. Gustav Röhme
- Miss Marie Schneider
- Mr. Mathias Schwarz
- Mrs. Wilma Schwarz
- Mr. Wilhelm Schwarz
- Miss Gertrud Schpunt
- Mr. S. Schüller
- Mr. H. N. Simons
- Mrs. H. N. Simons
- Mrs. E. Steffengagen and Tochter
- Mrs. Luise Steinhöfel
- Miss Bertha Stepputis
- Miss Gretha Stepputis
- Mr. Christian Schuler
- Mr. William Schmidt
- Miss Martha Schwolert
- Mrs. Elisa Schwolert
- Mr. B. Schwarz
- Mrs. E. Schmults
- Mr. E. Schmults
- Mr. W. Schmults
- Mrs. L. Spenger
- Mr. Eugen Steinbreimer
- Mr. Hanard Schmitz
- Miss Veroni Stoiber
- Miss Auguste Schneider
- Mrs. Chas. Strieder
- Miss Pauline Strieder
- Miss Annie Strieder
- Mrs. Marie Schenke
- Mr. Ernst Schmults
- Mr. Fred Studer
- Mr. Oscar von Tschammer
- Frau. Oscar von Tschammer
- Mr. Charles Tietjens
- Mrs. Charles Tietjens
- Miss Henriette Tietjens
- Mrs. Auguste Tanke and Tochter
- Mrs. Christine Trostel
- Miss Helen Trostel
- Miss Anna Teubner
- Mr. Max Taubert
- Mr. Carl Thiele
- Miss Laura Volborth
- Miss Marie Yarding
- Mrs. J. L. Wild
- Mrs. C. H. Wheeler
- Mr. V. W. Weczerzick
- Mrs. Else Wolff
- Mr. Eduard Wolff
- Miss Emma Wolff
- Miss Aline Wolff
- Mr. Max Wendler
- Miss Louise Weibrecht
- Miss Frances Zaengle
- Mr. E. Zoller
- Mr. Vilmos Zimmer
Information for Passengers
Meals.
First Cabin.
- Breakfast is served from 8:00 am to 10:00 am
- lunch at 12 1/2:00 pm
- dinner at 6 1/2 p. m
Second Cabin.
- Breakfast at 8:00 am
- dinner at 12 p. M.
- supper at 6:00 pm
A menu is printed for each meal. Seats at table are allotted by the Chief Steward. A bugle call will be sounded 15 minutes before each meal, and a second signal at the beginning of the meal. Children paying half-fare must dine at the children's table.
Steamer Chairs. Upon application to the Deck Steward, steamer-chairs belonging to the Ocean Comfort Company can be rented for use on the voyage, at a charge of one dollar per chair.
Music. The ship's band performs on the promenade deck during the forenoon from 10:00 am t0 11:00 am, in the first cabin saloon during dinner and in the second cabin from 9-10 p. in.
Staterooms. All staterooms are lighted by electricity. They are also provided with connections for an electric heater for a hair-curler, as well as for an electric food warmer, by which milk, coffee, etc., can be kept warm during the night. The apparatus will be supplied by the Stewardess.
Passengers are recommended to lock the doors of their staterooms while the steamer is in port.
Baggage. As only small pieces of baggage can be taken into the cabins, all large pieces will be stored in the hold. Access to the hold may be had upon application to the 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 is allowed only on deck and in the Smoking Room; it is positively prohibited in the cabins and below deck.
The Bar closes at midnight.
Lights are extinguished in the Saloons at 11:00 pm and in the Smoking Room at midnight.
Surgeon and Apothecary. An experienced Physician is attached to every steamer. Medical attendance and medicines 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 English, French and German books in the ship's library can be had from the Library Steward.
Besides the Library a bookstall, supplied by the firm of George Stilke. Berlin, will be found on board, where all the latest newspapers and publications, weekly and monthly magazines, souvenirs, etc., are on sale.
Letters and Telegrams. Only the purser is authorized to receive letters and telegrams for delivery in the next port of call. Several telegraph-codes will be found in his office.
Writing Paper, Envelopes and Telegraph Forms as well as a limited number of Souvenir Postal Cards will be supplied by the Saloon Steward.
Valuables or Money. — The Company is not responsible for theft if valuables or money are kept in the staterooms. The same should be placed in charge of the Purser for deposit in his safe, and a receipt will be given on the Company's form. As no charge is made for carriage, the Company can accept no responsibility for loss or damage, however arising, but Passengers can protect themselves by insurance.
Foreign Money. The Purser is prepared to exchange foreign money.
Amusements. A number of pastime games, such as shuffleboard, quoits, chess, dominoes, etc., are provided for on board.
Attendance. The Stewards have strict instructions to attend to the wants of Passengers in a prompt and courteous manner. 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.
