SS George Washington Passenger List - 19 September 1924
Cabin Passenger List for the SS George Washington of the United States Lines, Departing 19 September 1924 from Bremen to New York via Southampton and Cherbourg, Commanded by Captain H. A. Cunningham.
Senior Officers and Staff
- Commander: Captain H. A. Cunningham, U. S. N. R. F
- Chief Officer: J. W. Ford
- First Officer: Janis Swers
- Purser: F. C. Arnoult
- Chief Engineer: W. G. Grace
- Chief Surgeon: Dr. R. H. Bolling
- Chief Steward: A. Sudman
First Cabin Passengers
- Dr. R. Abrahams
- Mrs. R. Abrahams
- Mr. William Abrahamsen
- Mrs. William Abrahamsen
- Miss Marga Adler
- Mr. Lawrence J. Adams
- Mr. F. W. Allport
- Mrs. Rosalie Ashton
- Mr. Hermann Auerbach
- Mrs. E. F. Ayres
- Mr. Leonard D. Baldwin
- Mrs. Leonard D. Baldwin
- Mr. Arthur J. Baldwin
- Mrs. Arthur J. Baldwin
- Rev. A. P. Baltutis
- Mrs. B. Barber
- Mrs. E. Barber
- Mr. J. A. Barry
- Dr. S. Basar
- Mr. J. Baumgarth
- Mrs. J. Baumgarth
- Prof. S. Becka
- Mr. Belcke
- Mrs. E. K. Bender
- Dr. J. Berlot
- Mr. J. M. Biberman
- Mrs. H. H. Bimm
- Mr. Sal. Boehm
- Mrs. Sal. Boehm
- Mr. S. Boeners
- Mrs. Oberin Boldt
- Mrs. H. A. Bomer
- Mr. Bordli
- Mrs. Bordli
- Mr. Robert M. Brinkerhoff
- Mrs. Robert M. Brinkerhoff
- Mr. Walter Buchholz
- Miss Helen Buck
- Mrs. C. H. Calvert
- Mrs. J. F. Canon
- Mrs. Louise Carp
- Mr. E. Cedar
- Mrs. E. Cedar
- Miss H. Cedar
- Mrs. Harriet A. Chandler
- Mrs. E. S. Chapin
- Miss Louise Chapin
- Miss Elisabeth Chapin
- Mr. M. Christensen
- Miss Julia Clemens
- Mr. Robert E. Coper
- Mrs. Robert E. Coper
- Mr. Isadore Cohen
- Miss Rosel Collishan
- Rev. Thos. Connors
- Mrs. Paul Cram
- Mr. Walter Crzclak
- Mrs. Walter Crzclak
- Mrs. D. N. Dalton
- Miss Serina Dalton
- Miss Marie L. Davey
- Mr. Hans Delmonte
- Miss Cecil Derteaux
- Miss D. van Deventer
- Mrs. Wm. H. Doherty
- Miss Anne Doherty
- Master Henry Doherty
- Mr. Jas. W. Droll
- Mrs. Jas. Droll
- Mr. John Dudikoff
- Mrs. Mary Dudikoff
- Master Michael Dudikoff
- Master George Dudikoff
- Mr. T. W. Duke
- Mrs. T. W. Duke
- Mr. Frank M. Dunbaugh
- Mrs. Frank M. Dunbaugh
- Mr. James Webb Dunham
- Mr. Rudolph Eiseman
- Mrs. Hanna Eiseman
- Mrs. Stella Eiseman
- Miss Lucile Eiseman
- Judge Guy L. Fake
- Mrs. Guy L. Fake
- Miss M. Fitch
- Mr. Fitzgerald
- Mr. Albert Fox
- Mr. John P. Frenzel
- Mrs. John P. Frenzel
- Rev. Walter Frery
- Mrs. W. Freudenthal
- Miss Elsbeth Freudenthal
- Mrs. Carrie Fuchs
- Mr. Herman Fuld
- Mrs. Herman Fuld
- Miss U. Fulliovan
- Dr. Andrew Gaal
- Mr. E. J. Gainor
- Mrs. E. J. Gainor
- Miss K. Gallwey
- Miss J. Galvin
- Miss Georgie Garrigan
- Miss Josephine Garrigan
- Miss Agnes E. Garrigan
- Mrs. Henry S. Gibson
- Dr. B. Ginsbourg
- Mrs. Geo C. Glorney
- Rev. Francis Goggin
- Miss Maxine Goldstine
- Mr. M. Goldsmith
- Miss J. H. Goldsmith
- Miss Marjorie Goldsmith
- Master B. H. Goldsmith
- Master Daniel Goldsmith
- Miss Viola Goldstine
- Mrs. Max Goldstine
- Miss Kathleen. Goodman
- Mr. W. L. Granberry
- Mrs. W. L. Granberry
- Miss Elisabeth Grane
- Mr. Edward Granley
- Mr. Greenbaum
- Miss Margret Gushman
- Mrs. H. Haller
- Mr. Edmund Hamann
- Mr. Charles Haman
- Mr. L. Hardy
- Mrs. L. Hardy
- Miss M. Hardy
- Mrs. E. C. Hardy
- Mr. E. C. Hardy
- Mr. P. S. Hardy
- Rev. John Francis O'Hearn
- Dr. Jivador Hebizy
- Miss Florence Heinrich
- Mr. Karl Heuberger
- Bishop Thos. F. Hickey
- Mr. Hugh Hill
- Mrs. Hugh Hill
- Mrs. Robert Hinckley
- Mr. James Hirschberg
- Mrs. James Hirschberg
- Mr. Franz Hoffmann
- Miss M. Holyoke
- Mr. Chas. Howard
- Mrs. Chas. Howard and child
- Mr. Hugo Huettig
- Mrs. Hugo Huettig
- Mr. Hugo Huettig Jr.
- Miss Dora Huettig
- Miss Alice Huettig
- Miss Sh. Ichihashi
- Mr. Wm. Jacobus
- Mrs. Wm. Jacobus
- Mr. Arthur Johannsen
- Dr. John Jollman
- Mrs. Carmen Johannsen
- Mr. M. V. Joseph
- Mrs. M. V. Joseph
- Mr. Harry P. Judson
- Mrs. Harry P. Judson
- Hon. Louis H. Junod
- Master Frank R. Kaiser
- Mr. H. V. Kaltenborn
- Mr. C. H. Kammerer
- Mr. N. Kann
- Mrs. N. Kann
- Miss M. Kann
- Master W. F. Kann
- Dr. C. M. Karowski
- Mr. John J. Kelly
- Mrs. L. Ketcham
- Mrs. M. M. Kineball
- Miss M. Kineball
- Mrs. J. Kingsbury
- Dr. Lewis Kiss
- Mr. S. Klein
- Mrs. S. Klein
- Dr. Harol Korn
- Mrs. Harol Korn
- Miss Ruth Korn
- Miss Phylis Korn
- Mr. Milton Kraemer
- Mr. Josef Kraus
- Mr. Hermann Kruger
- Miss Olga Kruger
- Mr. A. Kutner
- Mrs. S. Kutner
- Mr. Samuel Landau
- Mrs. Dora Landau
- Master Abraham Landau
- Mr. C. E. Landell
- Mrs. C. E. Landell
- Mr. Wm. B. Lawson
- Mrs. Wm. B. Lawson
- Mrs. Thomas Leaning
- Mr. Eddie O. Lee
- Mrs. Eddie O. Lee
- Mrs. James Legate
- Miss Marie Lehman
- Mr. Louis Levis
- Mr. B. J. Levy
- Mrs. B. J. Levy
- Dr. S. Lewy
- Mrs. S. Lewy
- Miss Ruth H. Leyendecker
- Miss Louise E. Leyendecker
- Dr. P. T. Leyendecker
- Mrs. W. Lieberoth
- Mrs. Therese Liebeskind
- Miss B. Ling
- Mr. J. Lins
- Mr. F. Lins
- Dr. Clara M. Little
- Mr. M. Loewenthal
- Mrs. M. Loewenthal
- Mrs. F. W. Lolland
- Dr. O. S. Lowsley
- Mrs. O. S. Lowsley
- Miss Lowsley
- Prof. Lucian-Bernhard
- Mr. Otto von Lumbe
- Mr. J. Lurya Mrs. J. Lurya
- Mr. Harold Lurya
- Mrs. C. C. Marburg
- Mr. George E. Marks
- Mrs. F. T. May Miss Dorothy
- May Miss Reb. McClane
- Mr. D. H. McBride
- Mrs. D. H. McBride
- J. H. McEwen
- Miss Nedda McGrath
- Mrs. F. S. McGinnac
- Mrs. G. P. Meier
- Dr. V. Mersolj
- Mr. Ben Michaelsen
- Dr. H. H. Miner
- Mrs. Anna R. Morley
- Dr. D. H. Morris
- Mrs. G. F. Morris
- Mrs. J. W. Moses
- Miss M. R. Moses
- Mrs. J. W. Moses
- Miss M. Moses
- Consul Mueller
- Mrs. Mueller
- Mr. F. W. Muller
- Mr. E. P. Murray
- Mrs. E. P. Murray
- Mrs. J. W. Murray
- Mr. Ernest Newman
- Mrs. Ernest Newman
- Mrs. W. T. Nolting
- Mrs. Hazel Nolting-White
- Master Stephan Nolting-White
- Dr. B. Nowakowski
- Mrs. E. C. Oak
- Mrs. F. H. Page
- Mr. C. Parker
- Mrs. Mercedes A. Peine
- Miss E. M. Phillippi
- Mr. S. W. Phoon
- Mrs. E. L. Louis Pitney
- Mr. Cecil de Wolf Pitney
- Mrs. Jennie Presser
- Miss Presser
- Mr. Eug. H. Przylecki
- Mr. Morris Rippenbein
- Mrs. Morris Rippenbein
- Miss Jaqueline Rippenbein
- Mrs. H. G. Robbins
- Mrs. C. A. Romeyn
- Mr. Max Roth
- Mrs. Max Roth
- Mrs. Andree Saugues
- Miss Ruth A. Sawyer
- Mr. E. M. de Castro E. Silva
- Mr. Jacob Sbucil
- Mrs. Jacob Sbucil
- Mrs. J. V. Scarfe
- Mr. J. V. Scarfe Jr.
- Mrs. Mary B. Scott
- Dr. Gustav Seeligmann
- Mrs. Gustav Seeligmann
- Miss Constance Siegel
- Dr. S. Sierakowski
- Mrs. R. D. Silliman
- Mr. S. E. Silliman
- Miss W. Simonton
- Miss Lilli Smith
- Mr. Carl Sonnenschmidt
- Miss N. Sullivan
- Miss Henrietta Swope
- Miss Hannah Sweeney
- Mrs. Lilly Scheuer
- Miss Ruth Scheuer
- Mr. Niels Schultz
- Mrs. Ellen Schultz
- Mr. Henry Schutz
- Mrs. Emma Schutz
- Mr. Paul Schutt
- Miss Marie Starck
- Mr. A. Steiner
- Mrs. A. Steiner
- Mr. Chas. Stelzle
- Mr. Ferdinand Stern
- Mr. Salomon Stern
- Mrs. Lillie Stern
- Mr. Straetz
- Mr. C. O. Strutz
- Mr. N. Jacob Taub
- Mrs. Johanna Taub
- Mrs. Joseph B. Thorman
- Mrs. Dexter J. Tiffany
- Miss Sa. Tompson
- Mr. Robert C. Traub
- Mrs. Robert C. Traub
- Miss Barbara Traub
- Mr. Angel M. Tuasson
- Mr. M. L. Turner
- Mr. H. B. Turpin
- Mrs. H. B. Turpin
- Dr. Wilhelm R. Valentiner
- Mrs. Caecilie Valentiner
- Mr. Ricardo Vilalda
- Mrs. Angela Vilalda
- Miss Mathilde Vogliazzo
- Miss Marion van Wageman
- Mrs. F. A. Wagner
- Miss Catherine Wagner
- Miss Ruth Wagner
- Mr. J. G. Walsh
- Mrs. F. P. Walsh
- Miss V. Walsh
- Mr. Albert Weiss
- Mrs. Albert Weiss
- Mr. Wilhelm Wellhausen
- Miss M. Wendich
- Mrs. W. C. Whitcomp
- Miss Kathleen Whitcomp
- Miss M. C. Wilconson
- Mr. William Williams
- Mrs. William Williams
- Master William Williams
- Miss Mabel Witte
- Mr. E. B. Witte
- Miss Eloise Zallio
- Mr. Edward M. Zehnder
- Mrs. Ella R. Zehnder
- Mr. David Zimetbaum
- Mrs. Fanny Zirn
- Miss Ruth Zirn
To Southamton:
- Mr. Anderson
- Mrs. Anderson
- Miss Kulenkampff
- Miss Ruth Muller
- Mr. Pfeiffer
- Mrs. Whetam
- Miss Whetam
To Cherbourg:
- Mrs. Elisabeth Griin
Second Cabin Passengers
- Mr. Emil Abrolat
- Mrs. Margaretha Abrolat
- Master Walter Abrolat
- Miss Erna Abrolat
- Miss Mina Adel
- Mr. Hermann Ahrens
- Mrs. M. Alfafara
- Miss Lilly Mabel Andrews
- Mrs. Maria Angermann
- Mrs. A. Arndt
- Mrs. Emily Baker
- Mrs. Apolonya Baltadonis
- Mr. Charles Bandendistel
- Mrs. Carrie Bandendistel
- Miss Augusta Bandendistel
- Miss Alma Bandendistel
- Miss Maria Bannmiiller
- Miss Lotte Barthel
- Mrs. Sadie Bates
- Mr. S. Beck
- Miss Martha Beer
- Mr. John H. Behr
- Mrs. Amanda Borrmann
- Mr. Friedrich Biener
- Mrs. Helen Biener
- Mr. George Blank
- Mr. Edward Blumenstein
- Mrs. Charlotte Blumenstein
- Mrs. Bertha Bork
- Miss Georgette Bowers
- Mr. William Breitwieser
- Mrs. Maria Britting
- Mr. Alfred Britting
- Mr. Adolph Brown
- Mrs. Stefi Brown
- Mr. Robert Brown
- Mr. Bernhard Buba
- Mrs. Margret Buba
- Mr. Richard Buckley
- Mrs. F. M. Budde
- Mrs. F. M. Budge
- Mr. Joseph Caplan
- Mrs. Joseph Caplan
- Mr. Samuel Cantor
- Mrs. Samuel Cantor
- Mr. E. Cedarleaf
- Mr. Clarence Carlesson
- Mr. F. Craigmyle
- Mr. Hermann Caserta
- Dr. Maurice Caspe
- Mrs. Maurice Caspe
- Miss Florence M. Clifford
- Mr. Kazimier J. Czepaitis
- Mr. A. A. Correa
- Mrs. A. A. Correa
- Mr. Frank Cossick
- Mr. A. F, Cutchen
- Mrs. A. F. Cutchen
- Mrs. Louise Dankelmann
- Miss Louise Dankelmann
- Mrs. Martha Dauber
- Mr. Frederick Daut
- Mrs. Louise Daut
- Miss Margaret Daut
- Master Philip Daut
- Master Carl Daut
- Miss T. Dobie
- Mr. John Drawbell
- Mrs. John Drawbell
- Mr. Stanislaw Dernoga
- Miss Emilie Eckert
- Mr. T. R. Edwards
- Mrs. T. R. Edwards
- Miss E. Edwards
- Mrs. Regina Ehrenreich
- Miss Henrietta Ehrenreich
- Miss Goldie Ehrenreich
- Mr. Paul Ehrenteit
- Mrs. Paul Ehrenteit
- Miss Johanne D. Eisentraeger
- Mr. Alfred Engler
- Mrs. Meta Essbach
- Mr. Theodor Estelmann
- Mr. S. Ellinpen
- Mr. John Erickson
- Mrs. John Erickson
- Miss M. Erickson
- Miss G. Erickson
- Mrs. D. Ellingsen
- Miss F. Ellingsen
- Mrs. Caroline Faxel
- Mrs. Anna Feldhaus
- Miss Babette Fischer
- Mr. Paul Frank
- Mrs. Pauline Frank
- Mr. Benno Frank
- Mr. Otto Franz
- Mr. Isidor Friedman
- Mr. Johannes Frosch
- Mrs. Luise Frosch
- Mr. John Fecko
- Miss K. Gallivey
- Mr. Marcel Gary
- Mrs. Elise Gary
- Miss Frieda Gebauer
- Mrs. Liesel Gemind
- Miss Irma Gerlach
- Mr. August Gerlach
- Mr. Karl Gotsch
- Mrs. Meta Graetsch
- Miss Helga Graetsch
- Miss Marie Grammes
- Mrs. Meta Groening
- Mr. A. Haden
- Mrs. M. K. Hamilton
- Mr. Julius Haarstick
- Mr. Jakob Haas
- Miss Johanna Hartmann
- Mr. Gustav Helvst
- Mr. Wilhelm Henning
- Miss Flora Herren
- Mr. Adolf Hess
- Mrs. Pauline Hessenthaler
- Miss Ruth Hessenthaler
- Mr. Frank Heuberger
- Mrs. M. Louise Hinrichs
- Miss Margaret Hofrneier
- Mr. O. F. Hohn
- Mr. Johann v. Holt
- Mrs. Emma Holub
- Master Frank Holub
- Miss Mildred Honing
- Miss Ruth Horn
- Mr. Jay Hrdlicka
- Mrs. Josephine Hrdlicka
- Mr. Frank Hronek
- Mrs. Mary Hrncir
- Miss Mary Hrncir
- Mrs. Annie Hubert
- Mr. Anchel Husid
- Mrs. Gittel Husid
- Mrs. Meta Hyber
- Mr. William A. Illigen
- Mr. Karl W. Illigen
- Mrs. Mina Israel-Rosenfeld
- Mr. Mausha Ivenskis
- Miss Katie Jackie
- Mrs. Fanny Jakobovits
- Mr. Heinrich Janzen
- Mr. Louis Joffe
- Mr. Abie Joffe
- Mrs. Dora Joffe
- Mrs. Bertha Jonas
- Mr. Henry Wm. v. Jorgensen
- Mrs. Lucie P. v. Jorgensen
- Mr. Joseph Joshek
- Mr. Jacob Jungerman
- Miss Justh
- Mr. Johann Kaczmarek
- Mrs. Else Kaczmarek
- Master Hans Kaczmarek
- Mr. Charles Kammerer
- Mr. Martin Karch
- Mrs. Wilhelmina Karch
- Mrs. Auguste Keil
- Miss Margarete Keil
- Miss Dora Kellner
- Mrs. Setta Kemper
- Master Hubert Kemper
- Mr. R. Kinsella
- Mrs. R. Kinsella
- Mrs. Margarete Kleber
- Miss Anna Kleber
- Mr. Wilhelm Kleile
- Miss Grace R. Knapp
- Mrs. Elsie Knight
- Miss Theresia Knitig
- Mr. Fred C. Klockow
- Mrs. Louise Konig
- Mrs. Maria Kogl
- Mr. Stanli Kondrat
- Mrs. Therese Korber
- Mr. Schmul Korman
- Mrs. Zlata Korman
- Mr. Jossel Korman
- Mrs. Kristina Kotala
- Master Emil Kotala
- Mr. John Krapt
- Mr. Otto Krause
- Mrs. Ida Kreutzkamp
- Mrs. Josephine Krich
- Mr. Joseph Kruntorad
- Mrs. Blanche Kunzendorf
- Master Ronald Kunzendorf
- Miss Klara Kunzendorf
- Mrs. Eva Kuraszynska
- Mr. Henry Kusik
- Mrs. Annie Kusik
- Master Henry Kusik
- Master Charles Kusik
- Master John Kusik
- Miss Annie Kusik
- Mrs. M. Laborman
- Master W. Laborman
- Mr. Rudolph Langfelder
- Mrs. Emma Langfelder
- Mr. P. Larsen
- Mrs. P. Larsen
- Miss R. Larsen
- Miss J. Larson
- Mrs. F. B. Leach
- Miss E. M. Leach
- Mr. Emil Lehmann
- Mrs. Frieda Lehmann
- Miss Elisabeth Lengen
- Mr. William D. Lewis
- Mrs. Emma Liebermann
- Mr. Linsay
- Mrs. Linsay
- Mr. Gustav Lotz
- Mrs. Marie Lotz
- Miss Else Lotz
- Mrs. Anna Maassen
- Miss Alice Maassen
- Mr. Werner Maassen
- Miss E. Mac Donald
- Miss Regina Magnus
- Mr. Ernst Mahlo
- Miss Henriette Manger
- Mrs. Elfriede C. Mann
- Miss Aranka Matichka
- Mr. Robert F. Mautner
- Mrs. Mary Mautner
- Mr. Robert Mautner
- Miss Mary Mautner
- Mr. B. Maxwell
- Mrs. W. C. Maxwell
- Miss M. Maxwell
- Mr. Louis Metzger
- Mrs. Lottie Meyers
- Mr. Frantisek Michalek
- Mr. Henry Misener
- Mrs. Theresie Misener
- Miss Treno Misener
- Mr. J. H. Moss
- Mr. Fritz R. Mueller
- Mrs. Martha Mueller
- Mr. William Muller
- Mrs. Marguerite Muller
- Mr. Robert Musil
- Mrs. Bozena Musil
- Miss Frances Musil
- Miss Mildred Musil
- Mr. Antonin Musil
- Mrs. Caroline Mussig
- Mrs. Anna Mutz
- Mr. L. M. Myking
- Mrs. L. M. Myking
- Mrs. Jeanie Neilson and Infant
- Miss J. G. Neilson
- Mrs. Therese Neuendorf
- Capt. Newton
- Mrs. Newton
- Mr. R. S. B. P. Newton
- Mr. Harry Newton
- Miss M. M. Newton
- Master S. Newton
- Miss A. Nicholson
- Miss C. Nicholson
- Mr. Mathew Novotny
- Mrs. J. Nuller
- Mr. Kurt Oberreich
- Mr. Raimund Ordogh
- Mrs. Theresia Ordogh
- Mr. Frederick Oschmann
- Mrs. Mary Oschmann
- Miss Anezka Ourednik
- Mrs. Vladislava Pakrosnis
- Mrs. Olga Paletz
- Mr. Wendel Panenka
- Mrs. Anna Panenka
- Miss M. A. Paxton
- Mr. Walter Pietras
- Mrs. Cecylia Pietras
- Master Daniel Pictras
- Mr. Johannes Pfau
- Mr. Anthony S. Pocius
- Mrs. Zuzana Polomec
- Mr. John Postellon
- Mr. Jonas Prueser
- Mr. Paul Rahmig
- Mrs. Magdalena Ramsauer
- Master R. Ramsauer
- Miss Emilia Rehberger
- Mr. Diedrich Rehfinger
- Miss Emmy Reiner
- Miss Luise Reinhardt
- Mrs. Catharine Rentschler
- Mr. Saul Richman
- Mr. Otto Richter
- Miss Clara Richter
- Mrs. Meta Riedel
- Mr. Sam Rose
- Mrs. Anna Rosenberg
- Miss Murray Rosenberg
- Mrs. Serena Rosenberg
- Mrs. Florestine Rosenfeld
- Master Marcell Rosenfeld
- Mrs. Regine Rosenfeld
- Miss Selma Rosenfeld
- Mr. Julius Rosenfeld
- Mrs. Elisabeth Rudolph
- Mr. Horst Rudolph
- Miss Eleonore Rudolph
- Miss Elisabeth Rudolph
- Master Helmuth Rudolph
- Master Kurt Rudolph
- Master Werner Rudolph
- Mrs. F. Saunders
- Mr. M. E. Scully
- Mrs. Centa Seiler
- Miss Paula Seifferth
- Mrs. Fanny Seilin
- Mrs. Luise Seyboth
- Mr. William Sims
- Mrs. William Sims
- Mrs. Anna Sipan
- Miss Marie Sipan
- Master Vaclav Sipan
- Mr. Franz Slickers
- Mr. John Smith
- Mrs. John Smith
- Mrs. J. Smith
- Miss J. Smith
- Mrs. Marta Smolin
- Mr. August Sokolowski
- Mr. Oskar J. Sundstrand
- Mrs. Lars G. Sundstrand
- Mrs. Anna Sundstrand
- Miss Adela Sutula
- Mrs. John W. Schaeffer
- Mr. Richard Schaller
- Miss Margarete Scheerer
- Mr. Lewis Schenk
- Mrs. Josephine Schenk
- Miss Gertrude S,:hengber
- Mr. Bruno Schikorra
- Mr. Paul Schikorra
- Mrs. Bertha Schlick
- Mr. Georg Schlicke
- Mr. Johann Schneider
- Miss Anna Schneider
- Mr. J. J. Schobinger
- Mrs. J. J. Schobinger
- Mr. Henry Schramek
- Miss Luise Schumann
- Mrs. A. Stanbury and Infant
- Master D. Stanbury
- Mrs. Irmgard Stockmeier
- Mrs. Fanny Stockmeier
- Mr. E. E. Stubbs
- Mrs. E. E. Stubbs
- Miss E. T. Stubbs
- Miss Babchen Thul
- Mrs. Florence M. Titus
- Master Bristol Titus
- Miss Marjanna Trzesczynska
- Mrs. M. Underhill
- Mrs. Mary Vanecek
- Mr. Oscar Vesecky
- Mrs. Berta Vodicka
- Miss Alma Vogel
- Mrs. Louise Voigt
- Master Gottfried Voigt
- Miss Maria Wagner
- Mrs. Louise Walke
- Master Paul Walke
- Mr. P. Walsh
- Mr. Alfred R. Watt
- Mr. John D. Webb
- Mrs. John D. Webb
- Mr. Hugo Weber
- Mr. Albert Weber
- Mrs. Elsa Weber
- Mr. Adolph Wechsler
- Mrs. Fanny Wechsler
- Master Sanford Wechsler
- Mr. L. W. Wehrle
- Mrs. Fanny Weissmann
- Mrs. Welsh
- Miss Benadette Welsh
- Master Charles Welsh
- Mr. F. R. D. Wickham
- Mrs. M. B. W. Wickham
- Mr. W. H. Wilson
- Mrs. W. H. Wilson
- Mr. Carl Wiechmann
- Mrs. Hermine Wiechmann
- Master Kermit Wiechmann
- Miss Cecilie Windhagen
- Miss Hattie Wille
- Mrs. Johanne Winkelmann
- Mr. Henry Witt
- Mrs. Henry Witt
- Mrs. Maria Wolska
- Miss Martha Zieher
Information for Passengers
Hours for Meals are posted at the Office of Chief Steward on the steamer.
Lights are extinguished in the Saloon at 11:00 pm, Lounge,
Reading Room and Smoking Room at 11:30 pm
Divine Service in The Social Hall On Sunday at 10.30 A. M.
Information Bureau
This office has been provided for the convenience of Passengers, where all inquiries for information of a general character should be made.
Passengers should personally ascertain whether there is any mail for them before disembarking, and they are invited to leave their addresses at the Information Bureau for later despatches to be redirected.
Passengers' Addresses may be left at the Information Bureau in order that any letters sent to the care of the Company may be forwarded.
None of the ship's staff, other than those on duty in the Information Bureau, is authorized to accept Letters, cables and Telegrams for despatch.
Passengers are requested to ask for a receipt on the Lines' Form for any additional Passage Money, Chair Hire, or Freight paid on board.
Letters, Cables and Telegrams Letters, Cables and Telegrams are received at the Information Bureau for despatch, also all Mails will be distributed there. Cablegrams and Telegrams should be handed in an hour before the arrival at any port of call.
Letters, Etc., for Passengers Letters, etc., for Passengers will be brought on board before the Passengers land.
Wireless Service
The long range wireless equipment permits of the vessel communicating with the shore from any point during the trip to or from Europe. Passengers desiring to send message will consult the operator for rates.
Seats at Table
Passengers who have not previously arranged for seats at table to be reserved should apply for same to the Chief Steward.
Smoking
Passengers are requested not to smoke in the Dining Saloon and Social Hall.
Collections
Contributions that Passengers desire to make at Concerts or on other occasions, should be delivered to the Purser, who will make public announcement of the total amount collected, give receipt for same to those in charge of the arrangements, and post copy of such receipt in the public rooms for the information of all Passengers.
The total amount collected will be distributed by the Management of the United States Lines to the following charitable institutions:
- Seamen's Charities in New York;
- Seamen's Charities at terminal ports in Europe at which our steamers call;
- The Actors' Fund of the United States
Passengers are urged to disregard all requests for contributions for musicians or other employees on the steamers.
Employees who participate in any public collections will not be permitted to remain in the service of the United States Lines.
Deck Chairs and Steamer Rugs
These may be hired at s 1.50 each for the voyage on application to the deck steward.
Electric Bath
The Charge for the use of the Electric Bath is fixed at $ 1.50.
Medical Attention
The Surgeon is always at the disposal of those Passengers requiring his services. In case of illness originating on board, or after the departure of the steamer, no charge will be made for those services, and such medicines as are prescribed by the Ship's Surgeons will be furnished without expense to the Passengers. In cases of illness, not originating on board, the Surgeon is permitted to make the following charges :
- For office visits, s 1.00 per visit
- For state-room visits, $ 2.00 per visit with a maximum charge of s 4.00 per day
If the Passengers consider that the charges made by the Surgeon rr such services as he renders are improper or excessive, they are requested, before paying same, to take up the question with the Commander, and the bill will be either adjusted to a basis that will be satisfactory to the passenger or withdrawn. The purpose of the United States Lines is to make its service satisfactory to all Passengers.
Baggage
On disembarking Passengers are specially requested to claim their baggage before leaving the Custom-Office, otherwise under present abnormal conditions considerable delay and extra charge for carriage will be incurred in forwarding to destination any baggage not accompanying passenger on the railway.
Exchange of Money
The Purser is prepared, for the convenience of Passengers, to exchange a limited amount of money at rates which will be advised on application.
Valuables
The United States Lines has provided a safe in the office of the Purser, in which Passengers may deposit money, jewels, or ornaments for safe keeping. The Company will not be liable to Passengers for the loss of money, jewels, or ornaments by theft or otherwise, not so deposited.
Return Bookings
Pursers of the United States Lines are ready to book your return passage. Sailing lists, rate sheets, cabin plans and other information will be cheerfully furnished upon application at the Purser's Office. Tickets can be secured or deposits to secure reservations can be made. The Purser will procure by radio, without charge to the passenger, reservations or any information necessary.
Return Passengers
First and Second class Passengers, embarking at Cherbourg, must communicate with our Paris Passage Office, United States Lines, 1 Rue Auber, several days before sailing.
Passengers embarking at London or Southampton must communicate with our London Passage Office, United States Lines, 14 Regent Street S. W. 1, several days before sailing.
Passengers embarking at Queenstown must communicate with the United States Lines' Office, several days before the departure of the steamer, in order to ascertain definite information regarding the reservations and sailing hour of steamer.
First class Passengers embarking at Bremen must call at our Bremen Office, Norddeutscher Lloyd, Passenger Department, Papenstrasse, the day before sailing, in order to secure their rail tickets from Bremen to Bremerhaven.
Second class Passengers, embarking at Bremen, must call at the office of the Norddeutscher Lloyd, Passenger Department, Papenstrasse, two Days prior to the departure of steamer, in order to comply with Government Regulations and secure rail tickets from Bremen to Bremerhaven.
American Customs Regulations
On the return trip, your baggage will be subject to the same inspection on landing in America as on landing abroad. American Citizenship does not permit you to bring dutiable goods into the country without paying duty.
A blank will be furnished you aboard the steamer before landing. This must be filled out, listing in detail every article you obtained abroad which you are bringing home. The list is then given the ship's purser.
This list is called your "declaration" and should include all wearing apparel, jewelry and other articles, whether worn or not, carried on your person, in your clothing, or in your baggage. These items must give their cost or value abroad and whether they were bought or given to you. Also jewelry and wearing apparel, taken out of the United States and remodeled abroad, must be listed with the cost of remodeling.
You are allowed to bring into the United States $ 100 worth of personal effects bought abroad free of duty, in addition to all wearing apparel taken from the United States on sailing.
Recovery of U. S. Head Tax
This Tax can be recovered by Passengers, if same bas been paid, provided they inform the U. S. Immigration Inspector on arrival at New York of their intention to leave the United States within sixty days (the time prescribed by U. S. Law), and obtain from him Transit Certificate Form 514.
It is also necessary for this Transit Certificate Form 514 to be handed to the transportation company when completed, in time to allow same to be placed before the Immigration Authorities in Washington within 120 days of passenger's arrival in the United States. Unless this regulation is complied with, the Tax cannot be recovered.
Suggestions and Complaints
Suggestions, complaints or criticisms of service or of personnel should be addressed to the General Manager, United States Lines, 45 Broadway, New York City.
The Fleet
Passenger Service
Gross Register Tons
Leviathan 59,956
George Washington . . 25,570
America 22,622
Repbulic 18,022
President Harding 14,127
President Roosevelt . 14,127
Express Services
Bremen-Southampton- Cherbourg -New York
Southampton-Cherbourg-New York
Taxi Rates
The United States Lines have no financial interest in these taxicabs, but exercise control over their operation from the piers to secure satisfactory service and prevent Passengers being overcharged.
The following rates are the ojicial rates
For One to Four Passengers with Ordinary Hand Baggage
From Hoboken, N. J.
To New York 8 5.00
Any point below 34th St. 6.00
Not above 45th Street
n 75th a 7.00
125th
8.00
,, 165th
9.00
. n 200th
10.00
245th
11.00
To City Line—West Side 12.00
7) 7) ,, —East Side 14.00
To Brooklyn
Any point within one-half mile radius of City Hall 8 6.00
To Other Points
Any part of Hoboken $ 1.00
Erie Station, Jersey City 3.00
Pennsylvania Station, Jersey City 3.50
West Shore Station, Weehawken 3.00
New Jersey Central Station, Communipaw 5.00
To All Other Points — by agreement in advance.
1. The above rates do not include ferry charges which are eighty cents per taxicab.
2. When more than four persons are carried in a taxicab, the rate will be increased by ten (100/o) per cent. for each additional person.
3. One steamer trunk, it carried in the taxicab, will be carried free.
4. Trunks carried on the outside of the taxicab will be charged for at the rate of 75c. each.
5. No charge will be made for hand baggage.
United States Lines Freight Department
All of the steamers operated by the United States Lines are combination freight and passenger ships. They are modern in every respect and some are equipped for carriage of considerable cargo under refrigeration.
Our Docks are of recent construction and modern in all equipment, offering facilities for loading direct from cars into steamer, eliminating any hauling, lighterage or transfer by trucks. This is especially advantageous to Western Shippers, and movement of through cargo consignments in carload lots.
Special attention is given to shipments of household goods, automobiles, etc.
for Rates and Space Apply To
United States Lines
Freight Department
45 Broadway, New York
Prepared November 1912 by Paul K. Gjenvick, MAS, Archivist
Updated 2015-06-07 by Paul K. Gjenvick for Mobile Access Patrons
