TSS Cassandra Passenger List 29 August 1914
Front Cover, Cabin Passenger List for the TSS Cassandra of the Donaldson Line, Departing 29 August 1914 from Glasgow to Québec and Montréal, Commanded by Captain Robert C. Brown. GGA Image ID # 1fa9722061
Senior Officers and Staff
- Captain: Robert C. Brown, Commander
- Chief Officer: J. McFadyen
- Surgeon: Dr. Gibb
- Purser: R. J. C. Fulton
- Assistant Purser: J. Caldwell
- Chief Steward: W. Proudfoot
- Stewardess: Mrs. Nicol
- Matron: Mrs. Seaton
Cabin Passengers
- Mrs. Allan
- Miss Mary Allan
- Mr. Hugh Anderson
- Mrs. Anderson
- Miss May F. Anderson
- Mr. George Anderson
- Mrs. Anderson
- Miss Eliza Baird
- Mrs. Barclay
- Miss Mabel Barclay
- Miss Genevieve Barker
- Miss Barksdale
- Rev. G. Bell
- Miss M. Bell
- Mrs. Beckwith
- Miss Dorothy Beckwith
- Mr. R. Bickerton
- Mr. Robert Blair
- Mrs. Blair and Infant
- Master Lewis Blair
- Master Stewart Blair
- Mr. David Boyd
- Mrs. Boyd
- Miss Florence A. Bright
- Mr. James Brown
- Mr. William Brown
- Rev. E. B. Brown
- Mrs. Brown
- Miss J. Brown
- Miss Me Brown
- Mrs. Brown
- Mr. James Bruce
- Mr. Charles E. Byers
- Mrs. Byers
- Mr. Elbridge Calby
- Mr. E. G. Campbell
- Mrs. Canham
- Mrs. Carmichael
- Rev. R. A. Chase
- Mr. Neil Cochrane
- Mrs. Colquhoun
- Miss Doreen Colquhoun
- Miss Carolyn Conkling
- Miss Mary Conkling
- Mr. Albert E. Connor
- Mrs. Connor
- Miss Edith Connor
- Master Neil Connor
- Mr. Converse
- Miss Cooper
- Mr. A. D. Crawford
- Miss J. Cumming
- Mr. H. G. Davisson
- Miss Dickerson
- Prof. E. W. Van Drusen
- Mrs. Duncan
- Miss Bella Duncan
- Miss Kate Duncan
- Miss Beatrice Eddy
- Miss Helen Eddy
- Miss Elwell
- Miss Emerson
- Mr. M. F. Emery
- Mrs. Emery
- Miss Ida Emrich
- Miss Vena Emrich
- Miss Elsie Emrich
- Miss Enbank
- Mr. G. Enbank
- Miss Agnes Ewing
- Miss Fergeson
- Miss A. P. Fisher
- Mr. John H. Fisher
- Miss Clara B. Flick
- Miss Mildred Flick
- Miss Margaret Forbes
- Mrs. Forbes
- Miss Forbes
- Miss Foster
- Mr. J. B. Fotheringham
- Miss G. Fraser
- Mr. William Freeland
- Mrs. Freeman
- Miss Jessie Garbet
- Mrs. Garbett
- Miss Nellie E. Goldthwaite
- Miss A. G. Goodman
- Madame Grohe
- Miss Gunn
- Mrs. Guthrie
- Mr. David V. Guthrie
- Mrs. Hackett
- Miss Jean M. Hall
- Rev. Robert Hall
- Mrs. Hall
- Mr. John B. Harries
- Mrs. Harries and Infant
- Miss E. M. Hawkins
- Miss Hause
- Mrs. Hause
- Miss C. A. Hearne
- Mrs. Hill
- Miss Davina Holm
- Mr. James S. Horton
- Mrs. Horton
- Mr. E. J. Houghton
- Mrs. Houghton
- Miss B. E. Hoxsey
- Mrs. Hubbard
- Miss Hubbard
- Miss Ruth Immel
The GG Archives also has a Westbound Ticket Order for Second Class passage for Passenger Miss Ruth Immel. Provides cost of voyage - Mrs. Jack
- Mrs. Jobson
- Master Harry Jobson
- Mr. Kenneth Johackair
- Miss Johnson
- Mr. A. B. Johnson
- Miss Jeannie Johnstone
- Miss Jones
- Miss E. Kennell
- Mrs. Knight
- Miss C. Knox
- Mr. Krug
- Mrs. Krug and Three Children
- Mr. A. H. Kuhn
- Mrs. Kuhn
- Miss Lee
- Miss Lee
- Miss Hattie Lewis
- Miss Sarah Lickorish
- Miss Lincoln
- Miss Frances Long
- Miss G, Lowry
- Miss G. McClinie
- Mr. W. McConkey
- Mr. P. McConkey
- Miss Florence McCrossin
- Miss Alta McKinney
- Miss Annie McLauchlan
- Mr. Murdo MacLeod
- Miss Jessie McMaster
- Miss L. McMaster
- Miss M. McNeill
- Mr. William McNeill
- Miss Mallory
- Mr. A. Marrill
- Mrs. Marrill
- Mrs. Marshall
- Master Thomas Marshall
- Mrs. Martin
- Miss Anna Martin
- Miss N. Maurice
- Miss Mary Melrose
- Miss Mary Mennies
- Miss Elizabeth M. Meyers
- Mr. Andrew Millet
- Mrs. Milliken
- Miss Moran
- Miss Catherine Morrison
- Mr. Alexander Morrison
- Mr. William Morrison
- Miss E. Morrison
- Miss Frances Mosford
- Miss Emily J. Mosford
- Miss Mary C. Mulvey
- Mrs. Neilson
- Mrs. Noble
- Mr. N. L. Norden
- Mr. Elbur E. Orcutt
- Mrs. Orcutt
- Miss Osborn
- Mrs. Parker
- Miss Jeanie Parker
- Mrs. Parker
- Master Kenneth Parker
- Prof. Clarence Perkins
- Mrs. Perkins
- Mrs. Plonke
- Miss Maxine A. Plonke
- Miss Abbie E. Pzeifer
- Miss Sophia Pzeifer
- Miss M. J. Reid
- Miss Joan Renton
- Mrs. Richmond
- Mr. Gavin S. Richmond
- Miss Riggs
- Mr. T. Robertson
- Miss Anna Ross
- Miss A. Rowe
- Mrs. Russell
- Miss Russell
- Miss Russell
- Miss N. F. Ryley
- Miss M. Ryley
- Miss Scott
- Mrs. Seavey
- Mr. F. R. Selleck
- Mr. William J. S. Sharp
- Mr. Thomas Shepherd
- Mr. Robert ShiefT
- Mrs. Short
- Master Stewart Short
- Master Andrew Short
- Miss Margaret Short
- Miss G. Shrader
- Miss Bernette Site
- Mrs. Slater
- Miss L. Smith
- Mr. F. Smith
- Miss Snyder
- Miss R. Spencer
- Mrs. Star
- Miss Margaret Steven
- Miss J. Stevenson
- Miss Edith Stocking
- Miss C. L. Stockley
- Miss Stuart
- Mrs. Teachout
- Miss Adda Thomas
- Miss Thompson
- Mrs. Tinkham
- Miss Cora C. Tinkham
- Mr. Ralph Tinkham
- Mrs. Townsend
- Miss Traker
- Mr. William Ure
- Mr. William A. Wallace
- Miss Genevieve L. Weems
- Mrs. Weir
- Miss Whittrock
- Miss Catherine Whyte
- Miss Mae M. Williams
- Mrs. Witt
- Miss Elme Wulfikuhlei
- Mr. Alexander Young
- Mrs, Young
- Master Alexander Young
- Master Sam Young
INFORMATION FOR PASSENGERS
Meals will be served at the following hours—
- Breakfast, 8:00 am
- Lunch, 1:00 pm
- Dinner, 6:00 pm
The bugle will sound promptly at the above hours and also half an hour before breakfast and dinner.
It is strictly forbidden to serve meals in staterooms unless ordered by the Surgeon.
Lights will be extinguished in the saloon at 10.30 p.mt, and in the smoking room at 11:00 pm
The bar will be closed punctually each night at 11.
Passengers are not allowed to change their staterooms without the sanction of the Purser.
Passengers are warned against opening the portholes. The stateroom stewards will do this whenever practicable.
Divine service held once only on Sunday, at 10:30 am
Deck chairs and steamer rugs may be rented for the trip at 75c. or 3s.
VALUABLES.—Jewellery, money, and other valuables should be given to the Purser for deposit in his safe. He will give a receipt for same, but as no charge is made for carriage of valuables, the Company does not accept responsibility for their loss or damage.
A printed receipt should be obtained for all money paid on board.
Letters for Quebec and Father Point should be mailed on board ship one hour before arrival at either place.
Letters for passengers should be sent to the care of Purser.
The Chief Steward has the arrangement of seats at table.
Baggage.—Only hand bags and steamer trunks, which will fit underneath the berths, are allowed in staterooms.
All complaints of inattention or incivility on board ship should be made in the first instance to the Chief Steward, and failing satisfaction to the Purser.
Smoking in corridors, or in the saloon, music room or staterooms is prohibited. This regulation will be strictly enforced.
Donaldson Line of Steamers
MANAGING OWNERS: Donaldson Brothers, Ltd., 54-58 Bothwell Street, Glasgow.
Head Agents For Canada & United States
The Robert Reford Co., limited*
MONTREAL, QUEBEC, ST. JOHN, TORONTO, WINNIPEG, MINNEAPOLIS, AND CHICAGO, ILL.
MARCONI Wireless TELEGRAMS
Rates at which Messages can be transmitted by Marconi Wireless System, with which the ship is equipped
CANADA.—The Marconi rate via Cape Race, Sable Island, Cape Sable, or through the medium of a passing steamer and one of these stations, is calculated at 8^d. per word with a minimum of 7s. Id. for 10 words, plus 4d. per word without minimum; thus for a message of ten words or more the through rate is 1s. Ojd. per word; every word in the address, text, and signature counted; landline charges additional; all fees must be prepaid.
The Marconi rate via Montreal, Quebec, Father Point, Three Rivers, Grosse Isle, Cape Bear, Pictou, or through the medium of a passing steamer and one of these stations, is calculated at l^d. per word with a minimum of 1s. 3d. fer JO. words, plus Id. per word without minimum; thus for a m.es&a-ge of 10 words or more the, through rate is 2|d. per word; every word in the address, text, and signature counted; landline charges additional; all fees must be prepaid.
The Marconi rate via Clarke City, Fame Point, Harrington, Heath Point, Magdalen Island, North Sydney, Halifax, St. John, Belle Isle, Cape Ray, Point Rich, Point Amour, or through the medium of a passing steamer and one of these stations, is calculated at 3d. per word with a minimum of 2s. 6d. for 10 words, plus 2d. per word without minimum; thus for a message of 10 words or more the through rate is 5d. per word; every word in the address, text, and signature counted; landline charges additional; all fees must be prepaid.
UNITED KINGDOM.—The rate via Malin Head or other stations in the United Kingdom, or through the medium of a passing steamer, is 10d. per word; every word in the address, text, and signature counted; landline charges additional; all fees must be prepaid.
SHIP TO SHIP.—The general rate on ship to ship messages is 8d. per word, but as German, Dutch, and certain other vessels apply a ship tax with a minimum of 10 words, the charges on messages to these vessels will be calculated as follows :—English ship tax, 4d. per word without minimum; German, Dutch, etc., ship tax, 4d. per word with a minimum of 3s. 4d. Thus for a message of 10 words or more the charge is 8d. per word; all fees must be prepaid.
All the Donaldson Line Passenger Steamers are fitted with Marconi Wireless Telegraph
SS Cassandra Westbound Ticket Order - 8 July 1914
Westbound Ticket Order from the Donaldson Line for Second Cabin Passenger Miss Ruth Immel, departing on the SS Cassandra from Glasgow to Montreal, Issued by C.V. Dasey and Son, Boston.
Track Chart and Memorandum of Daily Log (Unused) for the SS Cassandra of the Donadlson Line, 29 August 1914. GGA Image ID # 1fa982a2b9
