SS Principe di Udine Passenger List 12 August 1914

Front Cover of The Sailing of a Refugee Ship - All Classes Passenger List from the SS Principe di Udine of the Lloyd Sabaudo Line, Departing 12 August 1914 from Genoa to New York, Commanded by Captain Tiscornia.

Senior Officers and Staff

1. Commander: Captain Tiscornia

List of Passengers

1. Mr. Joseph J. Abbott, Lynn, MA
2. Mrs. Josephine Allen, New York City
3. Mr. Hoxie Anderson, Ardmore, OK - Married Miss Elaine Brennan Davies of New York on 6 April 1920, Divorced 24 September 1929
4. Mr. Kenneth Anderson, Albany, NY
5. Mr. Horace E. Andrews, New York City - President, New York State Railways Company and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company
6. Mrs. Horace E. Andrews, New York City
7. Miss Dorothy D. Andrews, New York City
8. Mr. H. D. Andrews, New York City
9. Miss Margery D. Andrews, New York City
10. Miss Sophie T. Andrews, New York City
11. Mr. Leo Arany, Bensonhurst, NY
12. Mrs. H. T. Arnold, Ithaca, NY
13. Miss M. E. Arnold, New York City
14. Mr. Ernest Artoni, Jersey City, NJ
15. Mr. C. M. Atkins, Pottsville, PA - Charles M. Atkins - Director, Pottsville Iron and Steel Co.
16. Mrs. George C. Avery, Louisville KY - Her hustband was President, B.F. Avery Farm Equipment. Mrs. George C. Avery was a president of the Woman's Emergency Association of Louisville, Ky
17. Mrs. Philip W. Avirett, Brooklyn, NY
18. Mr. William G. Avirett, Brooklyn, NY - Educator
19. Miss Cecile Ayres, Chester, PA - The future Cecile Ayres de Horvath, Daughter of Rev. Dr. Eugene Edward Ayres, Professor of Greek in teh Crozier Theological Seminary at Chester, PA. Studied Piano in Europe and was a concert pianist.
20. Mr. and Mrs. Reid S. Baker, Washington, DC
21. Miss Wilhelmina Barfield, Hinsdale, IL
22. Miss Julia Barnard, Asheville, NC
23. Miss Elizabeth Barr, Metuchen, NJ
24. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Bartlett, Boston, MA
25. Dr. W. O. Bartlett, Boston, MA
26. Miss Emily Bauer, Worcester, MA
27. Miss Sarah H. Bayne, Canton, MO
28. Dr. Edwin Beer, New York City EDWIN BEER 1876–1938 Edwin Beer introduced the first endoscopic treatment of papillary bladder tumors in 1910. Edwin Beer discovered that papillary bladder tumors could be destroyed through the ordinary cystoscope with high frequency current by electro-coagulation. This therapy revolutionized the treatment of bladder tumors.
29. Mrs. Edwin Beer, New York City
30. Miss Elizabeth Beer, New York City
31. Miss Isabel Beer, New York City
32. Miss Phyllis Beer, New York City - the future Phyllis Beer Koehler - wife of Edwin H. Koehler, a New York City Retail Merchant and Investment Banker.
33. Mr. Arno Behnke, Grand Rapids, MI
34. Miss Anna Benjamin, New York City
35. Miss Dorothy Benjamin, New York City - Just before the end of World War I, Park Benjamin's daughter Dorothy, 25, eloped with the singer Enrico Caruso, who was 45. Caruso was the most famous tenor in the world at the time, and could today be called the most famous opera star ever. When he had been consulted, her father had forbidden the marriage citing the difference in their "ages, nationality and temperament."
36. Mr. Park Benjamin, New York City - Park Benjamin (1849-1922) was an American patent lawyer, physician, and writer. He was born in New York City, graduated at the United States Naval Academy in 1867, resigned from the Navy in 1869, and graduated at the Albany Law School in the following year. He was associate editor of The Scientific American from 1872 to 1878 and subsequently edited Appleton's Cyclopedia of Applied Mechanics and Cyclopædia of Modern Mechanism.
37. Mr. Allen R. Benner, Andover, MA - Professor of Greek, Andover Academy
38. Mrs. Horace Bigelow, New York City
39. Mrs. R. M. Birmingham, Lawrence, MA
40. Mrs. C. J. Blaney, Brookline, MA
41. Rev. James E. Bower, Brooklyn, NY
42. Dr. and Mrs. John C. Boyd, Washington, DC - Dr. John C. Boyd was a surgeon and medical inspector for the United States Navy.
43. Mr. Walter W. Boyd, Washington, DC - Dr. Walter Willard Boyd, was a photographer of medical surgeries performed by Dr. Harvey Cushing (1869- 1939).
44. Mrs. Eugenia C. Briggs, Cromwell, CT
45. Miss Jennie Brodsky, Mount Vernon, NY
46. Mr. Oakley Brown, Greenwich, CT
47. Miss Elizabeth A. Bryan, Syracuse, NY
48. Miss Minnie L. Bryan, Chicago, IL
49. Mr. Henry Budd, Philadelphia, PA - Attorney and Chairman of the Citizens Auxiliary Committee in Philadelphia
50. Mrs. Henry Budd
51. Mr. Robert Budd, Philadelphia, PA
52. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burnett, Louisville, KY
53. Dr. Nicholas M. Butler, New York City - Nicholas Murray Butler (April 2, 1862 – December 7, 1947) was an American philosopher, diplomat, and educator. Butler was president of Columbia University, president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and received the Nobel Peace Prize. He became so well-known and respected that The New York Times printed his Christmas greeting to the nation every year.
54. Mrs. Butler - Second wife of Dr. Butler (His first wife died in 1903)
55. Miss Sarah Schuyler Butler, New York City - Sarah Schuyler Butler, daughter of President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University was very active in politics was titular head of the Republican State Committee for ten days after the chairman died.
56. Mr. Eugene H. Byrne, Madison, WI - Porfessor of History, University of Wisconsin
57. Mrs. Eugene H. Byrne
58. Miss Elizabeth R. Cain, Brooklyn, NY
59. Miss Mary F. Cain, Brooklyn, NY
60. Mr. William B. Cain, Brooklyn, NY
61. Miss Marie Callaud, New York City
62. Mrs. M. J. Callinan, Philadelphia, PA
63. Miss Sara B. Callinan, Philadelphia, PA
64. Miss Helen Cannon, Danville, IL - daughter of the Speaker of the House of Representatives (1919)
65. Miss Marie A. Carberry, Brooklyn, NY
66. Mr. Guido Carpi, Brockton, MA
67. Miss A. M. Carroll, Washington, DC
68. Mrs. F. H. Churchill, New Britain, CT
69. Miss Rose Churchill, New Britain, CT - Rose Churchill was a watercolor painter and artist and one of the founders of the Connecticut Watercolor Society.
70. Mr. W. E. Clark, Chicago, IL
71. Miss Mary R. Clarke, New York City
72. Mr. P. M. Clarkson, Jacksonville, FL
73. Mrs. W. B. Clarkson, Jacksonville, FL
74. Mr. Daniel E. Cleary, Jersey City, NJ
75. Mr. Howard T. Clinch, New York City - Member of a firm of Boston architects skilled in the problems of early New England architecture.
76. Miss Agnes Colbrey, Washington, DC
77. Mrs. W. E. Conklin, Hartford, CT
78. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cory, Cincinnati, OH
79. Miss Elise Cramer, New York City
80. Miss Helen L. Craver, Binghamton, NY
81. Mrs. M. C. Craver, Binghamton, NY
82. Miss Elizabeth E. Crellin, Scranton, PA
83. Mr. R. P. Crellin, Scranton, PA
84. Miss Alma Curtis, Tacony, PA
85. Miss Ida Cushman, Philadelphia, PA
86. Mrs. Sara M. Davis, Palatka, FL
87. Mrs. J. Francis Day, Utica, NY
88. Miss Olive S. Day, New Haven, CT
89. Mr. Charles S. Dearstyne, Albany, NY
90. Miss E. M. Dennis, Ogontz, PA
91. Rev. Valdimir Derzyruka, Philadelphia, PA
92. Miss Esther Detchon, Crawfordsville, IN
93. Mr. Fred K. Detwiller, Easton, PA - Frederick K. Detwiller (1882-1953) Artist
94. Mr. William R. Dewey, Jr., Newton, MA
95. Mrs. G. W. Doherty, New York City
96. Miss Agnes Donald, Hartford, CT
97. Miss Alice Dorian, New York City
98. Mr. W. W. Dove, Providence, RI
99. Miss Mary Doyle, New York City
100. Miss Eva M. Dunlop, Brooklyn, NY
101. Mr. Gang Dunn, New York City - Mechinical Engineer
102. Miss Lotta Edwards, Chicago, IL
103. Mr. E. H. Engelhorn, Spokane, WA
104. Rev. J. A. Engwall, Elgin, IL
105. Mr. Martin Ergenzinger, Atlanta, GA
106. Mr. And Mrs. Edward M. Farnsworth, Brookline, MA
107. Miss Edith W. Farnsworth, Brookline, MA
108. Miss Clara Farr, Philadelphia, PA
109. Miss Edith Farr, Philadelphia, PA
110. Mr. Thomas F. Farrell, Providence, RI
111. Miss Lucinda E. Feeney, New Rochelle, NY
112. Miss Verre Fennell, Hartford, CT
113. Miss Doris Fenton, Philadelphia, PA
114. Mrs. Thomas H. Fenton, Philadelphia, PA
115. Mr. Michael Ferman, San Juan, PR
116. Mr. Fred P. Fiske, Brooklyn, NY
117. Miss Olive Flammer, New York City
118. Mr. And Mrs. Stephen L. Folger, Brooklyn, NY
119. Miss Elizabeth K. Ford, Asheville, NC
120. Mr. And Mrs. B. W. Fredericks, Newton, MA
121. Miss Edith Fredericks, Newton, MA
122. Miss E. H. Fredericks, Newton, MA
123. Miss Marion E. Frederickson, Madison, WI
124. Mr. Willard J. Freeman, Lynnfield Center, MA
125. Mr. A. D. French, Glenwood, IA
126. Mr. William G. Frizell, Dayton, OH
127. Miss Verda M. Fulmer, Philadelhpia, PA
128. Mr. Charles C. Gager, Derby, CT
129. Hon. Edwin B. Gager, Derby, CT
130. Miss Florence Gayley, New York City
131. Mrs. Gardiner Gayley, New York City
132. Miss Emilie Gelli, San Francisco, CA
133. Miss Amanda Glaser, Dayton, OH
134. Miss Teresa Gilmore, Washington, DC
135. Mr. Fred Godin, Kingston, RI
136. Mr. Luther Goff, Providence, RI
137. Miss J. Goldschmidt, New York City
138. Miss Alice Goldsmith, Philadelphia, PA
139. Miss Elizabeth Halderman, New York City
140. Mr. F. J. Haley, New York City
141. Mr. Alfred Hamburg, New York City
142. Mr. Bryant O. Harman, Plainfield, NJ
143. Mr. S. L. Harris, Oklahoma City, OK
144. Dr. Louis O. Hartman, Chicago, IL
145. Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Haskell, New York City
146. Miss Alma M. Hass, New York City
147. Mrs. John N. Hazard, Peacedale, RI
148. Rev. Hugh T. Henry, Philadelphia, PA
149. Miss B. Herlihy, New York City
150. Miss M. C. Herron, Cincinnati, OH
151. Mrs. William H. Hill, Dedham, MA
152. Miss Elizabeth C. Hiney, Hoboken, NJ
153. Mr. Albert C. Hoffmeister, Philadelphia, PA
154. Miss Emma Hoffmeister, Philadelphia, PA
155. Miss Jessie L. Hollohan,Scarsdale, NY
156. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Holmes, New York City
157. Miss Mildred Holmes, New York City
158. Miss Ethel Holmes, West Boylston, MA
159. Miss Nellie F. Hopkins, New Rochelle, NY
160. Mrs. Robert Horner, Louisville, KY
161. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Hoyt, Brookline, MA
162. Miss Mart S. Hunter, Philadelphia, PA
163. Mr. Oscar G. Iden, Washington, DC
164. Miss Irene Jackson, Oak Lane, PA
165. Miss E. Ruth Jackson, Oak Lane, PA
166. Mr. Walter Jacobson, New York City
167. Miss Marie Jahn, New Britain, CT
168. Mr. Brooke L. Jarrett, Pottstown, PA
169. Miss Nancy Johnson, Washington, DC
170. Dr. And Mrs. Collins H. Johnston, Grand Rapids, MI
171. Miss Carrie Johnston, Grand Rapids, MI
172. Miss Kathrine Johnston, Grand Rapids, MI
173. Miss Fannie Johnston, New York City
174. Mrs. Albert H. Jones, New York City
175. Mrs. Charles H. Keys, New York City
176. Dr. G. C. Kilpatrick, Pensacola, FL
177. Mrs. Philip Rives King, New York City
178. Mr. George W. Kirwan, Baltimore, MD
179. Mr. Charles Kleindinst, Jersey City, NJ
180. Mr. G. Prather Knapp, St. Louis, MO
181. Mr. And Mrs. Frederick Knoepfle, Johnstown, PA
182. Mr. Charles H. Knox, New York City
183. Miss Maria Knox, Brooklyn, NY
184. Mr. William A. S. Lapetina, Bluebell P. O., PA
185. Mrs. Augusta Leeper, New York City
186. Miss Augusta Leeper, New York City
187. Mr. And Mrs. James Albert Lewis, Brooklyn, NY
188. Miss Gertrude F. Lewis, Brooklyn, NY
189. Miss Olive C. Lewis, Brooklyn, NY
190. Mr. And Mrs. John T. Lewis, Jr., Philadelphia, PA
191. Mr. Myron B. Levy, New York City
192. Miss Elsie E. Lockwood, Brooklyn, NY
193. Mr. Harry J. Logan, Jersey City, NJ
194. Mr. Frank E. Luthery, San Antonio, TX
195. Miss Johanna Luttman, New York City
196. Miss Louise Lyle, Philadelphia, PA
197. Miss Elizabeth McAfee, Brooklyn, NY
198. Miss Helen McAfee, Brooklyn, NY
199. Mrs. H. M. McChessney, St. Louis, MO
200. Miss Katherine McClain, Philadelphia, PA
201. Mr. And Mrs. George B. McClellan, New York City
202. Mr. Edward F. McGovern, Boston, MA
203. Mr. Hugh D. McGrane, Brooklyn, NY
204. Mr. A. J. McNary, Albany, NY
205. Miss Mary McPhail, New York City
206. Mrs. Robert McVickar, Mount Vernon, NY
207. Miss Helen McVickar, Mount Vernon, NY
208. Mr. Guiseppi Maretti, Birmingham, AL
209. Mr. And Mrs. D. Martignone, Cleveland, OH
210. Mr. Berton Martignone, Cleveland, OH
211. Mrs. C. H. Meade, New York City
212. Miss L. M. Meade, New York City
213. Mr. F. L. Meleney, Brooklyn, NY
214. Mrs. Chase Mellen, Garden City, NY
215. Mr. Chase Mellen, Jr., Garden City, NY
216. Mr. Joseph M. Mellen, Garden City, NY
217. Miss Susan C. Mellen, Garden City, NY
218. Mr. William Palmer Mellen, Garden City, NY
219. Mrs. J. C. Merritt, Marlboro, NY
220. Mrs. Z. T. Merritt, Miami, FL
221. Mr. George R. Metcalf, Jr., Erie, PA
222. Mr. John R. Metcalf, Erie, PA
223. Miss Julia E. Meyer, Norfolk, CT
224. Miss M. Michaelis, New York City
225. Mr. And Mrs. D. S. Miller, Stroudsburg, PA
226. Mr. Albert P. Mills, Albany, NY
227. Mrs. Edward C. Mills, Cincinnati, OH
228. Mr. Joseph Mitch Elson, Hartford, CT
229. Miss Caroline Monk, Brooklyn, NY
230. Miss H. P. Moody, Jacksonville, FL
231. Miss Gladys Morris, Pittsburg, PA
232. Miss Alma F. Morrisette, Worcester, MA
233. Mrs. Ella G. Morrison, Denver, CO
234. Mr. S. E. Mosher, Port Huron, MI
235. Mr. Eugene Mosti, Morgan Post Office, PA
236. Prof. And Mrs. H. S. Munroe, New York City
237. Mr. Thomas Murphy, Washington, DC
238. Mr. Nicholas Murray,Baltimore, MD
239. Prof. And Mrs. William R. Newbold, Philadelphia, PA
240. Miss Lucy Newhall, Philadelphia, PA
241. Mr. William P. Newhall, Philadelphia, PA
242. Miss Ethel Norris, Washington, DC
243. Mr. And Mrs. Theodore W. Noyes, Washington, DC
244. Mr. Theodore P. Noyes, Washington, DC
245. Mr. Henry Oehmson, Harrison, NY
246. Mrs. Kate Oehmson, Harrison, NY
247. Rev. G. S. Ohsland, Chicago, IL
248. Mr. Russell B. Olds, Charles City, IL
249. Miss Katherine G. O'leary, Lawrence, MA
250. Bishop Ortynski, Philadelphia, PA
251. Miss Abigial Osborne, Elyria, OH
252. Dr. And Mrs. Virgil F. Parker, Brooklyn, NY
253. Dr. And Mrs. Stewart Paton, Princeton, NJ
254. Miss Evelyn Paton, Princeton, NJ
255. Mr. R. Townley Paton, Princeton, NJ
256. Mr. William Paton, Princeton, NJ
257. Mr. Claude M. Patterson, Brookline, MA
258. Mr. And Mrs. Charles R. Paul, Chicago, IL
259. Mr. Ronald H. Pearce, Chestnut Hill, MA
260. Miss Gertrude Perry, Chicago, IL
261. Mr. R. C. Phillips, Jr., Middletown, OH
262. Mr. R. W. Pinto, New York City
263. Mr. Jacob Piroth, Tottenville, S. I., NY
264. Miss Fannie A. Pitts, Cleveland, OH
265. Mr. Winthrop B. Pizzini, Richmond, VA
266. Mr. And Mrs. Carlo Polifeme, New York City
267. Mr. David D. Post, Jr., Hartford, CT
268. Miss Anne Randolph, Philadelphia, PA
269. Miss Harriet Randolph, Philadelphia, PA
270. Mr. And Mrs. Louis D. Ray, New York City
271. Miss Mabel Reed, New York City
272. Miss Ethel A. Reeve, New York City
273. Hon. And Mrs. Paul S. Reinsch, Madison, WI
274. Mr. And Mrs. Henry F. Renken, San Antonio, TX
275. Mr. Harrison Rhodes, New York City
276. Mr. Clifford Rodman, Los Angeles, CA
277. Mr. Dudley Thayer Rogers, Dedham, MA
278. Mr. August F. Roller, Fordtown, TN
279. Bishop And Mrs. Edward Rondthaler, Winston-Salem, NC
280. Mr. And Mrs. William V. Rowe, New York City
281. Miss Zelia E. Roy, New York City
282. Miss Sarah Russell, Scranton, PA
283. Mrs. Adolph Sander, Cincinnati, OH
284. Miss Ida San Felice, Princeton, NJ
285. Mr. Gustave Schirmer, New York City
286. Mr. Jacob G. Schmidlapp, Cincinnati, OH
287. Miss Alberta A. Searing, Philadelphia, PA
288. Miss Irene Seed, Lawrence, MA
289. Mrs. John Shepard, Jr., Boston, MA
290. Mr. Robert F. Shepard, Boston, MA
291. Mr. And Mrs. John S. Sheppard, Jr. , New York City
292. Miss Janet Sheppard, New York City
293. Mr. Chris Shutts, Harrison, NY
294. Mrs. Evelyn R. Simpson, Troy, NY
295. Miss Nellie Simpson, Philadelphia, PA
296. Mr. John B. Smallwood, Washington, DC
297. Mr. And Mrs. R. A. C. Smith, New York City
298. Miss Margaret Smith, New York City
299. Mr. William Smith, Norfolk, VA
300. Mr. Charles T. Smythe, Delafield, WI
301. Dr. Sydney T. Smythe, Delafield, WI
302. Miss Henrietta Solomon, New York City
303. Miss Rebecca Solomon, New York City
304. Miss Helen C. Somers, Jersey City, NJ
305. Miss Marion C. Somers, Jersey City, NJ
306. Miss Anna E. Spates, St. Paul, MN
307. Miss Marion Spring, Ashland, MA
308. Dr. And Mrs. A. Camp Stanley, Washington, DC
309. Mr. George R. Stearns, Augusta, GA
310. Mr. Walter Ii. Stearns, Pawtucket, RI
311. Mr. Carl E. Steiger, Oshkosh, WI
312. Miss Elizabeth Steinen, Cleveland, OH
313. Miss Emily Stephens, New York City
314. Miss Else Stjernstrom, Peacedale, RI
315. Miss Nellie N. Stow, Cromwell, CT
316. Mr. And Mrs. Charles H. Talcott, Hartford, CT
317. Miss Alice Talcott, Hartford, CT
318. Mr. Charles H. Talcott, Jr., Hartford, CT
319. Mr. Dudley V. Talcott, Hartford, CT
320. Mr. Seth Talcott, Hartford, CT
321. Mrs. G. S. Talcott, New Britain, CT
322. Miss Lucy Talcott, New Britain, CT
323. Miss Theodora Talcott, New Britain, CT
324. Mrs. E. J. Tattershall, White Haven, PA
325. Miss Fannie Tattershall, White Haven, PA
326. Miss Ruth Tattershall, White Haven, PA
327. Mr. And Mrs. Edwin Thanhouser, New York City
328. Mr. Lloyd Thanhouser, New York City
329. Miss Marie Thanhouser, New York City
330. Mrs. James Thayer, New York City
331. Miss Cora E. Thomas, Baltimore, MD
332. Mr. And Mrs. Landon A. Thomas, Augusta, GA
333. Miss Ellen Thomas, Augusta, GA
334. Miss Emily Thomas, Augusta, GA
335. Mr. Joseph B. Thomas, New York City
336. Miss Olive G. Thurston, New York City
337. Col. And Mrs. S. E. Tillman, Southampton, NY
338. Miss K. D. Tillman, Southampton, NY
339. Mrs. Charles H. Tompkins, Ithaca, NY
340. Miss Eliza Tompkins, New York City
341. Mrs. A. B. Turner, Boston, MA
342. Mr. Titus Ulke, Washington, DC
343. Miss Edvidge Vaccary, New York City
344. Mr. And Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt, New York City
345. Miss Henrietta M. Walker, Brooklyn, NY
346. Mr. Norman Wallace, Springfield, MA
347. Mr. Victor H. Wallace, Washington, DC
348. Mrs. Arthur V. Warfield, Edgewood, RI
349. Mr. John K. Weatherby, Jr., Minneapolis, MN
350. Mr. Henry D. Weiser, New York City
351. Mr. Henry C. Weisse, Sheybogen Falls, WI
352. Miss Emily H. 'Welch, New York City
353. Mr. And Mrs. J. P. Welling, Chicago, IL
354. Prof. And Mrs. Webster Wells, Brookline, MA
355. Miss Julia E. Wessman, Norfolk, CT
356. Mr. Fred H. White, New York City
357. Miss Helen Williams, Warwick, NY
358. Mr. R. W. Wood, Providence, RI
359. Mrs. G. C. Zellweger, San Antonio, TX

List of Passengers as Reported by the New York Times

New York:

1. President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University and his Family
2. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Vanderbult
3. R. A. C. Smith, Dock Commissioner of New York, and Family
4. Gano Dunn
5. Mr. Holmes and Family
6. Mrs. Keys
7. Mrs. Milla
8. Mrs. Jones
9. Mrs. Mead and Daughter
10. Park Benjamin and Daughter
11. Mrs. Ray and Miss Louisa Ray
12. Miss Mary Clarke
13. Miss Marie Carberry
14. Prof. and Mrs. Henry Munroe
15. Mrs. Gardiner Gayley
16. Mrs. William Rowe
17. Mrs. James Albert Lewis and Family
18. Mrs. Knox
19. Mrs. Bigelow
20. Mrs. Rhoades
21. Mrs. Fred White
22. Miss Henrietta and Miss Rebecca Solomon
23. Mrs. Tracy Arnold and Daughter
24. Miss Mesbel Reed
25. Mrs. Charles Tompkins and Daughter
26. Mrs. Ochmisin and Sons
27. Horace Andrew and Party
28. Mrs. Walter Jacobson
29. Edwin Beer and Party
30. Stephen Folger and Party
31. Mr. Avirtte

Brooklyn

1. Mrs. Josephine Allen
2. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haskell
3. Miss Emily Welch and the Schoolboy Party, among which are also persons from New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago:
4. Myron Levoy,
5. Alfred Ambert,
6. Hames Thager

New York State

1. Mrs. Craver and Daugter of Binghamton
2. Miss Lucinda Feeney of New Rochelle
3. Mrs. Carlton Merritt of Marlboro
4. Mrs. Evelyn of Troy
5. Miss Jennie Brodsky of Mount Vernon

Washington, D.C.

1. Representative Johnson and Daughter Nancy
2. Senator Norris and Daughter Ethel
3. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Noyes
4. Dr. John Boyd and Family
5. John Smallwood
6. Dr. Stanley and Family
7. Dr. Paul Samuel Reinsch, American Minister to China
8. Mrs. Reinsch
9. Titus Ulke

Philadelphia

1. Henry Budol and Family
2. Prof. W. R. Newbold and Family
3. Mrs. John Heyard and Maid
4. Ruth Jackson
5. Irene Jackson
6. Alma Curtis
7. Mrs. Thomas Fenton and Daughter
8. Miss Alice Goldsmith
9. Miss Louise Lyle
10. Miss Verda Fulmer
11. Miss Emma Hoffmeister
12. Albert Hoffmiester
13. William Lapatina
14. John T. Lewis, Jr. and Wife
15. Miss Agnes William
16. Lucy Newall
17. Miss Olive Thurston
18. Miss W. A. Cushman

Pittsburgh

1. John Metcalf
2. George Metcalf, Jr.
3. Miss Gladys Morris
4. Easton, PA
5. Mr. Detwiller

Connecticut

1. Judge Edwin B. Gagen and Son of Derby
2. Mrs. Frederick H. and Miss Churchill
3. Mrs George Talcott of New Britain
4. Cahrles Talcott and Family
5. Miss Vera Fennel of Hartford
6. Mrs. Eugenia Briggs
7. Miss Nellie Stowe of Cromwell
8. Miss Julia Wessman
9. Miss Meyer of Norfolk

Chicago

1. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Welling
2. Miss Lotta Edwards
3. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franz

Ohio

1. William Friyell, Dayton
2. Miss Elizabeth Dennis
3. Miss Abigail Osborne
4. Miss Elizabeth Steiner
5. Mrs. Martienon
6. Mr. and Mrs. Abram Cary, Cleveland
7. Mr. Schmidlap, Cincinnati

Baltimore

1. Miss Cora Thomas
2. John Shippard and Family
3. George Kerwan

Boston

1. Hoyt Farnsworth and Party
2. Benjamin Fredericks and Party
3. Mrs. Alice Turner
4. Mrs. Charles Blanck
5. Rober Shepard and Wife
6. Mrs. William Hill
7. Mrs. Dudley Rogers
8. Mrs. Frederick Haley

Guido

1. Corpl. Ronald Perce
2. Miss Alma Morriessett
3. Mrs. Emily Barr

Worcester

1. Norman Wallare
2. Springfield
3. Morrison Dever
4. George Stearns
5. Landon Thomas and Family

Augusta

1. Mr. Ortone
2. Jersey City
3. Miss Emily Jelly

California

1. Dr. Sidney Smythe

Wisconsin

1. Eugene Byrne and Wife
2. M. Clark
3. M. Clarkson and Mrs. Clarkson

Jacksonville

1. Miss Esther Detchin

Crawfordsville, IN

1. Mrs. Arthur R. Warfield

Providence

1. Mrs. Bellweger

San Antonio

1. Mr. Renken and Family

Information for Passengers

Inasmuch as no Italian emigrants were taken on the ship, the vessel was managed as if it were a single class boat, and all passengers, wherever berthed, and paying whatever rate, had the full privileges of the decks and public rooms.

The price of passage to New York was fixed at 250 dollars, gold, minimum price, per berth for accommodations in the rooms scheduled as first cabin; 100 dollars, gold, per berth for accommodations in the rooms scheduled as second cabin; and 50 dollars, gold, per accommodation in the "dormitories" as the steerage was called after it had been thoroughly renovated. These "dormitories" provided places for fifty women at one end of the ship, and for eighty men at the other.

Every berth was speedily allotted, and very many anxious Americans had to be left behind. The ship was crowded to the utmost capacity of its sleeping and table accommodations. It was necessary to provide in both salons for two services at luncheon and two at dinner, and the ship's stewards were engaged from morning till night in caring for the needs of the passengers.

None but Americans were permitted on the ship, with the exception, of course, of the ship's own personnel. Provision was finally made for 399 in all. Of these, 193 were berthed in what was described as first cabin, and 206 in what were described as second cabin and the dormitories. Of these, 166 were men and 233, women. A number who were absolutely destitute of funds were taken without payment of any passage money whatever.

Notes

Secondary List of Passengers were AS Reported in the New York Times on August 17, 1914