SS Stuttgart Passenger List 26 August 1924
Front Cover, Cabin Passenger List for the SS Stuttgart of the North German Lloyd, Departing Tuesday, 26 August 1924 from Bremen to New York via Southampton and Cherbourg, Commanded by Captain K. Grahn.
Senior Officers and Staff
- Captain: K. Grahn
- First Officer H. Zuppe
- Second Officer H. Klare
- Second Officer K. Strauch
- Third Officer A. Than
- Fourth Officer W. Schott
- Fourth Officer G. Lovich
- Physician Dr. H. Kruger
- Physician Dr. Ottensmeyer
- Chief Engineer M. Trentelmann
- Second Engineer H. Haake
- Third Engineer D. Buck
- Third Engineer E. Rahm
- Fourth Engineer F. Muller
- Fourth Engineer F. Pape
- Fourth Engineer E. Schneider
- Purser E. Schmidt
- Assistant Purser W. Beyer
- Chief Steward F. Railer
- Chief Steward, Second Class B. Junghans
- Chief Steward, Third Class P. Reitzenstein
- Assistant Chief Steward J. Westendorf
- Chief Cook A. v. Salkowski
- Baggage Master H. Helmers
- First Radio Officer O. Starkloff
- Second Radio Officer H. 136clege
- Third Radio Officer W. Lampe
First Class Passengers
- Mrs. Robert Allen
- Miss M. L. Amyot
- Miss Sylvia Bayard
- Mr. S. A. Bendheim
- Mrs. S. A. Bendheim
- Mr. A. F. Berg
- Mrs. Helen P. Boyd
- Mr. George W. Burke
- Mr. John Burns
- Mr. A. J. Chesley
- Miss Regina B. Gloss
- Miss Margaret Gloss
- Dr. Adolf Coblenz
- Dr. J. A. Cohen
- Mrs. Hattie Cohen
- Mr. Robert Cohen
- Mr. V. L. Conaghan
- Mrs. France Conaghan
- Mr. William R. Converse
- Mr. A. L. Courbalk
- Mr. Curtis Mrs. Curtis
- Mrs. N. O. Dalton
- Mr. CarlosDannemann
- Mrs. Irene Dannemann
- Miss Rebecca H. Davies
- Miss Madeleine Despinoy
- Mrs. Gertrude Doepper
- Mr. Paul Doepper
- Mr. Hermann Doepper
- Mr. Eugene Donelly
- Mr. Otto Donim
- Mr. John Diischer
- Mr. A. S. Drescher
- Mrs. A. S. Drescher
- Miss Drescher
- Mr. John Ederle
- Mrs. John Ederle
- Miss Louise Ederle
- Mr. Chas. W. Edward
- Mrs. Chas. W. Edward
- Mr. Ernst Feyler
- Mrs. Ernst Feyler
- Miss Helen Feyler
- Miss Sherman Feyler
- Mr. C. Findeiss
- Miss Margareth Findeiss
- Miss Rose Findeiss
- Mr. Frederic Fichtel
- Miss Fanny Freeman
- Mr. Prof. Carl Friedberg
- Mrs. B. F. Gallant
- Mrs. Catherina Ganson
- Mr. Wm. Gerstley Jr.
- Mrs. Gratz
- Miss Geraldine C. Hall
- Mr. Chas. Hardy
- Mr. Levi Harrison
- Mrs. Levi Harrison
- Dr. T. S. Hart
- Mrs. T. S. Hart
- Mr. Henry Hauser
- Mrs. Henry Hauser
- Miss Rosie Hayman
- Mr. Wm. Heil
- Mrs. Wm. Heil
- Mr. Frederich Heil
- Mrs. Elizabeth Hepp
- Mr. Kauntha Herndon
- Mr. Gottfried Hirdes
- Mr. Godfrey Hirdes
- Mrs. Gottfried Hirdes
- Miss Neva Hirdes
- Mr. Alfred Hirsch
- Mrs. Alfred Hirsch
- Mr. Max Hirsch
- Mr. Peter Hollenbach
- Dr. Alexander Kahn
- Mrs. Alexander Kahn
- Miss Nora Kahn
- Mr. Robert Kahn
- Mr. Chas. W. Kaplan
- Mrs. Chas. W. Kaplan
- Miss Rita Kaplan
- Miss Rita Klein
- Mrs. A. L. Klein
- Mr. Alphonse Knoedler
- Mrs. Florence Knoedler
- Miss Marie Knoedler
- Mr. Walter Knupfer
- Mrs. Walter Knupfer
- Mr. Knupfer
- Mr. Frank S. Koenig
- Mr. J. Kraft
- Mrs. J. Kraft
- Miss Katherine Krafft
- Mr. Max Kraus
- Mr. Jerome Kraus
- Mr. M. Kriiger
- Mr. Geheimrat
- Dr. Kuhlo
- Mrs. Geheimrat
- Dr. Kuhlo
- Miss Kuhlo
- Mr. Gustav Kush
- Mrs. Hugo R. Lehrfeld
- Miss Eleonore Lehrfeld
- Dr. A. D. Lindemann
- Mrs. A. D. Lindemann
- Mr. Henry W. Luttmann
- Mrs. Henry W. Luttmann
- Mr. Chas. E. McCarthy
- Mrs. Alice McCarthy
- Mr. Fritz Mentzel
- Miss Patti Metzger
- Miss F. Mietzger
- Miss Bertha J. Moskovitz
- Mr. Bernh. Pagenstecher
- Miss Thekla Pick
- Mr. S. L. Probasco
- Mrs. Alice M. Probasco
- Mr. Oscar Lee Putnam
- Mr. W. Riehl
- Mrs. W. Riehl and Kind
- Mrs. Clara Rohrheimer
- Miss Rene Rohrheimer
- Miss Marcella Roessler
- Dr. Wilhelm Rudolph
- Miss Inez Scarff
- Mrs. Kate Shaw
- Miss Rose Sichel
- Mr. E. T. Schaffner
- Mr. George E. Schelley
- Mr. V. A. v. Schenk
- Mrs. C. Schuck Jr.
- Mr. Conrad Schuck
- Mr. Chas. Schuck
- Mrs. Chas. Schuck
- Mr. Georg Ernest Schweig
- Mrs. Georg Ernest Schweig
- Mr. Harison Schweig
- Dr. F. E. Steward
- Mrs. F. E. Steward
- Miss Steward
- Miss Florence StraBburger
- Mr. Tauscher
- Mrs. Tauscher-Gadski
- Mr. Tobias
- Mrs. Tobias
- Mr. Alfred Wagner
- Mr. John Wagner
- Mrs. John Wagner
- Mr. G. W. Wallerich
- Mrs. G. W. Wallerich
- Mrs. Martha Walter
- Miss Janet Walter
- Mr. Richard Wassermann
- Mrs. Richard Wassermann
- Mrs. Geo Andrew White
- Mrs. Florence Wilcox
- Miss Hazel E. Wilcox
- Mr. Wm. F. Woodruff
- Mrs. Wm. F. Woodruff
To Southampton:
- Mr. Kornm.-Rat Dessauer
- Mrs. Komm.-Rat Dessauer
- Mr. Jaeger
- Mr. Lange
- Mrs. G. Liidke
- Mr. Richards Merks
- Mr. Herbert Weifi
Second Class Passengers
- Mr. Richard Adler
- Mrs. Cath. Adler
- Mr. Theodor Angel
- Mrs. Ruth Angel
- Miss Esther Angel
- Mr. Martin Baden
- Mrs. Amalie Baden
- Mr. Hermann Ballweg
- Mrs. Hermann Ballweg
- Mrs. Louise Bantel
- Mr. Christian Bantel
- Mr. Friedrich Bantel
- Mr. Karl Bauer
- Miss Barbara Becher
- Mr. Lamberto Belleri
- Mrs. Marg. Belleri
- Elisabeth Belleri
- Mr. Hugo Belz
- Mr. Frank Berg
- Mr. Fritz Bernhardt
- Mr. Theodore Berwitz
- Miss Bertha Betz
- Mr. Biber
- Mr. John Bistrisky
- Mrs. Marg. Bockmann
- Mr. Ferd. Bode
- Miss Marie Bode
- Mr. Dr.lsidorBorowicz
- Mrs. Minnie Borowicz
- Miss Frieda Brandstette
- Mr. Robert Brazda
- Mrs. Aloisie Brazda
- Miss Metty Brazda
- Miss Vera Brazda
- Mr. Ernest Britsche
- Mrs. Ernest Britsche
- Miss Marie Bronner
- Mr. Karl Brunner
- Mrs. Anna Brunner
- Irma Brunner
- Hilda Brunner
- Mr. Carl Rudolph Buchmann
- Miss Lela Buck
- Miss Alexandra Buttler
- Mr. John Camit
- Mr. Allan L. Carter
- Mrs. Olga M. Carter
- William H. Carter
- Mr. Albert Cohen
- Mr. John Cordts
- Mrs. Meta Cordts
- Miss Dorothea Cordts
- Mrs. Pauline Cornelissen
- Miss Maria Corney
- Mrs. Jette Degel
- Mr. Max Diamond
- Mrs. Max Diamond
- Mr. Dragish Djokich
- Mrs. Anna Djokich
- Mr. H. H. Douglas
- Mr. Fred Drexel
- Mr. Paul F. Dubois
- Mrs. Helene Dubois
- Mr. August Ebert
- Mrs. Helene Edze
- Mr. Michael Ehrensperger
- Mr. G. J. Ekelof
- Mrs. G. J. Ekelof
- Mr. Anton Faktor
- Mr. Anton Fischer
- Mr. Adam Foyer
- Rev. A. R. Freischmidt
- Mr. David Fried
- Mrs. David Fried
- Raphael Fried
- Mr. Carl Friedman
- Mr. Joseph F. Frohlich
- Mr. Caspar Geis
- Mrs. Ottilia Geis
- Mr. Henry GObel
- Mrs. Clara Gael
- Mr. Andrew Golz
- Mr. Jacob Graeber
- Mr. Rudolf Graf
- Mr. William Graf
- Mrs. Marie Graf
- Rev. Wm. John Greene
- Mrs. Marie GroB
- Wilhelmine GroB
- Charlotte Groff
- Mr. J. Mc. Gruer
- Mrs. J. Mc. Gruer
- Mr. Gottfried Giintensberger
- Mrs. Caroline Giintensberger
- Maria Giinther
- Mrs. Marie Haarer
- Anne Haarer
- Dr. A. M. Haas
- Mrs. A. M. Haas
- Miss Anna Haase
- Mr. Engelbert Habersberger
- Mrs. Engelbert Habersberger
- Charles Habersberger
- Helene Habersberger
- Mr. Wilhelm Hammelehle
- Mr. Max Hartig
- Mrs. Klara Hartig
- Frani. Lydia Hauser
- Frau'. Rosine Haussermann
- Rev. George Heck
- Miss Rosa Heeg
- Mr. Joseph Heller
- Miss Elise Heinlein
- Mr. Heinrich Heyen
- Mr. Arthur G. Heyer
- Mr. Prof. Carl Hinze
- Mrs. Pauline Hinze
- Mr. Frank J, Hoeschler
- Mrs. Minnie Hoeschler
- Mr. Prof. William Holdermann
- Mrs. Anna Holdermann
- Mr. Jacob Huber
- Mrs. Pauline Huber
- Josef Huber
- Dr. Geo Irvine
- Mrs. Geo Irvine
- Dr. Maurice Jacobs
- Mrs. Minnie Jacobs
- Miss Marie Jansen
- Mr. Albert Jucker
- Mr. Andreas Kaim
- Mr. John Kamena
- Mrs. Sophie Karl
- Mr. Theodor Kassmeier
- Mr. Leon Keller
- Mr. Edmund Keppler
- Mr. Emil Kestenholz
- Mrs. Mary Kestenholz
- Mrs. Johanna Kinzler
- Mrs. Claire Kircher
- Mr. Harry Kircher
- Frances Kircher
- Mr. Ferdinand Kirchner
- Mrs. Anna Kleine
- Hans Kleine
- Mrs. August Klingelhofer
- Miss Marie Koch
- Mr. Jacob Kohleis
- Mr. Pastor D. Kolfhaus
- Mr. Rudolf Korling
- Mr. Eduard Krosca
- Miss Ella Krug
- Miss Mary Kiihnberger
- Mrs. Anna Kunzmann
- Sophie Kunzmann
- Fred Kunzmann
- Mr. Charles Kurth
- Mrs. Paula Lange
- Mr. Peter Langensiepen
- Mrs. Rosa Langensiepen
- Mrs. Frieda Lasch
- Mr. Eduard Leibold
- Mrs. Agnes Leibold
- Mr. Otto Link
- Mr. Sidney Littmann
- Mrs. Luise Littmann
- Mr. Karl Lubitz
- Mrs. Hermine Lubitz
- Mr. Gabriel Lucan
- Mr. Casar Lutz
- Mrs. Berta Lutz
- Mr. Fred Maenner
- Miss Katharina Maier
- Mr. John Maisch
- Mr. Carl Maisch
- Mrs. R. Martin
- Mr. Emil Martin
- Mr. Nick Meder
- Mrs. Minnie Meder
- Mr. Ernst Meldau
- Miss Paula Metz
- Mr. Paul Meurer
- Mrs. Auguste Meyer
- Mr. Prof. Dr. ing. F. W. Meyer
- Mr. Conrad Miller
- Mrs. Marie Miller
- Mr. Scholem Minkus
- Mr. Fred Mohring
- Mrs. Charlotte Mohring
- Mr. Paul Muller
- Mr. Frank Muzik
- Mr. James Newman
- Mr. Louis Niebling
- Mrs. Alma Niebling
- Frau'. Mary Niebling
- Mr. Joseph Nolte
- Mrs. Katharina v. Oehsen
- Clara v. Oehsen
- Anneliese v. Oehsen
- Frail. Frieda Off
- Mr. Gustav Palnau
- Mr. William Paul
- Mr. Vincze Peitl
- Mrs. Elisabeth Peitl
- Jozsef Peitl
- Else Peitl
- Miss Mary Pfaff
- Mr. Ferd. Pfeiffer
- Mrs. Wilhelmine Pfeiffer
- Mr. Michael Piesmayr
- Mrs. Elise Popp
- Mr. Leonhard Popp
- Mr. August Reichrath
- Mrs. Philippine Reichrath
- Miss Magdalena Reichrath
- Luise Reichrath
- Norbert Reichrath
- Willi Reichrath
- Mrs. Anna M. Renz
- Mr. Martin Renz
- Mr. August Rettinger
- Mr. Prof. Dr. Riepel
- Miss Elise Rimmler
- Miss Anna Roth
- Rev. Francis Ruhmann
- Mr. Friedrich Rhyner
- Mr. Josef Rosenfeld
- Miss Theresia Sadler
- Mr. Salter
- Mrs. Salter
- Mr. John Sherridan
- Mrs. John Sherridan
- Mr. Gottlieb Shilling
- Mr. Charles Shuff
- Mrs. Emilia Shuff
- Charles Shuff
- Mr. Heinrich Siebert
- Mr. Philip Simon
- Miss Mathilde Singer
- Miss Mathilde Spettel
- Miss Margaret Spettel
- Miss Alice Sullivan
- Mrs. Clara Siiss
- Miss Hildegard Sass
- Miss Lydia Sass
- Elli Sass
- Mrs. Frieda Schaadt
- Ruth Schaadt
- Mr. Paul Schafer
- Mrs. Ida Schafer
- Rev. John Scheyer
- Miss M. Schlichting
- Miss C. Schlichting
- Rev. Othmer Schneeberger
- Mrs. Louise Schon
- Mr. Paul Schrudde
- Mrs. Pauline Schudel
- Mr. Alexander Schudel
- Mr. Charles Schuff
- Mrs. Emilia Schuff
- Charles Schuff
- Mr. Schulgeld
- Mrs. Schulgeld
- Frau]. Ella Schwarz
- Mr. Richard Steckmann
- Mrs. Luise Steckmann
- Miss Elisabeth Steckmann
- Mr. Herbert Steiger
- Mrs. Th. Steiger
- Mr. John Stimpfli
- Mrs. Marie Stimpfli
- Frail. Marie Stimpfli
- Mr. William Stortz
- Mr. Valentine Stortz
- Mrs. Luise Stumpenhausen
- Mrs. Maria Sturm
- Mrs. Friederike Tammoing
- Mr. Valentin Tammoing
- Miss Johanna Theobald
- Miss Laura Theobald
- Rev. John Thillmann
- Mr. Andreas Thoma
- Mr. August Tietz
- Mrs. Minna Tietz
- Erich Tietz
- Frank Tietz
- Mr. Wiih. Trautwein
- Robert Trautwein
- Walter Trautwein
- Mrs. Luise Trautwein
- Miss Lina Trautwein
- Mr. Angelus Vagts
- Mrs. Angelus Vagts
- Mr. WilliamVerderber
- Mrs. Emilie Verderber
- Miss Emma C. Vogel
- Miss Bertha Vogel
- Mrs. Hedwig Voges
- Mr. Georg Vogt
- Mrs. Emma Vogt
- Susanne Vogt
- Mr. Jacob Wagner
- Mrs. Olga Wagner
- Miss Florence Wagner
- Mr. Eugen Wagner
- Mr. Heinrich Wambach
- Mrs. Lilly Waterstrat
- Miss Maria Watofohr
- Miss Gertrud Watofohr
- Mr. August Weidmann
- Miss Bertha Weinberg
- Miss Marie Therese Weirich
- Miss Annie G. Wettermann
- Mr. Theodor Wilm
- Mrs. Magdalene Wilm
- Mr. Wm. Witte
- Mrs. Mary Wittmann
- Mr. Theodor Wolf
- Mrs. Mina Wolf
- Miss Bertha Wolf
- Mrs. Ida Worch
- Mr. Myer Zaslaw
- Mrs. Mayolie Zaslaw
- Mr. Henry Zorn
Information for Cabin Passengers.
Important!
Letters for Passengers
will be brought on board at the port of destination before the Passengers lanil. In their own interest, therefore, Passengers should personally ascertain whether there is any mail for them before they leave the ship.
Passengers are requested to comply with the orders of the captain and/or his officers who are responsible for both the safety of the ship and Passengers, and comfort and order on board.
Change of Cabin. Passengers desiring to change their accommodation while on board must apply to the purser who, alone, is authorized to make the transfer. If higher graded accommodation is desired the difference in fare must be paid accordingly.
Meals will be served as follows:
I. Class 11. Class
Breakfast from 7.30 —10:00 am, at 7.30 a. m. and 8.30 a. m.
Lunch " 12.30— 2:00 pm, " 12 m. " 1:00 pm
Dinner " 6.30— 8 p. m., " 6:00 pm " 7:00 pm
Children are served in the Childrens' Dining Room, Breakfast from 8:00 am to 10:00 am, Lunch at 12 noon, Dinner at 6:00 pm Servants, not attending the children, are served in the Childrens' Dining Room. Breakfast from 8:00 am to 10:00 am, Lunch at 1:00 pm, Dinner at 7:00 pm
Seats in the Dining Saloon may be reserved beforehand upon application to the Chief Steward.
Meals are not served in the cabins or on deck, unless Passengers are prevented through sickness from coming to the Dining Room.
A good selection of beverages is carried on hoard. Drinks brough on board by the Passengers will not be served in the Dining Room. Prices are fixed in U. S. currency.
The Dining Room will be closed at 11:00 pm, the Smoking Room at midnight. Drinks will be served till 11:30 pm
Passengers will please take note that to ensure their nightly rest, the lights in the Conversation Rooms and on the Promenade Deck will be extinguished at 11:30 pm, those in the Smoking Room at 12 midnight.
Passengers are requested not to order any beverages in the Smoking Room after 11:30 pm and not to frequent the Promenade Deck between 11:00 pm and 7:00 am
Baggage. Only small parcels, and hand baggage in limited quantity may be taken into the stateroom. Trunks and other bulky articles must be stored in the baggage room, to which Passengers have access daily, if possible, if accompanied by an officer or the baggage master.
Each passenger must fill up a "Customs-Declaration" of his or her personal luggage.
In the case of families the oldest member is entitled to fill up this declaration for the whole family. Blank forms will be distributet on board the steamer.
Money, valuables Sic. A safe is located in the Chief Stewards Office, accessible to Passengers at all times. The safedeposit boxes are under the control of the passenger who is provited with the key. The rent for the trip is $ 1.— for small, and $ 2.— for large boxes. The purser will also accept valuables &c. duly sealed or enclosed in an envelope bearing the name of the owner, for safe keeping during the voyage, but without any guarantee on the part of the Company. The purser will give a receipt on demand.
Library. A library on board is placed at the disposal of the cabin Passengers. A list of the books will be found in the Saloon.
Doctor. A duly qualified Doctor is on board who will, free of charge, attend to Passengers falling sick during the voyage.
Bath Rooms. Passengers who desire to make use of the bath rooms, are requested to write their names, and the hour selected, on the list placed in the ante-room.
Barber. A tariff fixed in U. S. currency is exhibited in the Barber's saloon.
Cigars, Cigarettes and Playing Cards are obtainable in the Smoking-Room at fixed prices, in U. S. currency.
Smoking is permitted only in the Smoking Room and on deck, It is strictly prohibited below deck, in the saloon or in the state rooms.
Letters and Telegrams. The Chief Steward is charged with the distribution of incoming mail.
Letters for Passengers will be brought on board at the port of destination before the Passengers land. In their own interest, therefore, Passengers should personally ascertain whether there is any mail for them before they leave the ship.
Before leaving the ship Passengers are recommended to leave their address in a book at the pursers office, so that all mail arriving after their departure may be forwarded to them.
Letters and telegrams may be directed in cio any of the company's agents.
Telegrams which are to be despatched from the next port are accepted at the purser's office only; wireless messages at the ship's wireless station.
Deck Chairs and blankets may be hired of the Deck Stewards on board at a charge of $ 1.50 each for the voyage.
Pastimes and Games are provided on board.
Service. Passengers are requested, in their own interest, to submit any complaints they may have to make to the Captain at the time of his daily round of inspection every morning. The wishes of the Passengers will be considered in the best possible manner.
Wireless Telegraph. The Wireless Telegraph Station on board the steamer is in daily touch with ail Coastal Stations either direct or through the medium of passing steamers.
All particulars respecting conditions of transmission, duration, tariff, &c. may be obtained on application at the station on board.
News received by wireless telegraphy will be published daily.
Landing. Every first, second and cabin class passenger will be furnished during the voyage with a landing card bearing his name. This card must be presented in the dining room to the Immigration Officers who board the steamer at Quarantine Station.
The card will be stamped after inspection and returned to passenger who has to present it again to an Official of the Company when leaving the steamer.
No passenger will be permitted to land without this stamped card.
Hand Baggage after having passed the customs on the pier may be forwarded thence at tariff rates by the Travelers Transfer Company, Steneck Building, Hoboken, N. J., Porters of the company are stationed at the pier.
Firearms. The carrying of fire arms of any kind is prohibited by law in the U. S. A. Offenders are liable to heavy fines and punishment.
DoppelschraubenPostdampfer "STUTTGART"
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