SS St. Louis Passenger List 25 May 1901
Front Cover for a Cabin Passenger List for the SS St. Louis of the American Line, Departing Saturday, 25 May 1901 from Southampton to New York via Cherbourg, Commanded by Captain F. M. Passow. Arrived in New York on 1 June 1901. GGA Image ID # 158e6321d9.
Senior Officers and Staff
- Captain F. M. Passow
- Purser: Thomas Kinsey
- Surgeon: R. Lloyd Parker
- Chief Steward: George Bell
Saloon Passengers
- Mr. F. J. Agate
- Mr. E. Frank Aldrich
- Mrs. E. Frank Aldrich
- Mr. E. A. Anderson
- Mr. Horace M. Andrews
- Mrs. Horace M. Andrews
- Mr. Edw. E. Ayer
- Mrs. Edw. E. Ayer
- Mr. Randolph Bedle
Ex-Governor of Jersey - Mr. L. V. Bell and Valet
- Mrs. Wm. W. Bennett
- Miss Violet Bennett
- Master Frank Bennett
- Mr. B. F. Benson
- Mrs. B. F. Benson and child
- Prof. M. D. Berlitz
- Mrs. J. Black
- Mr. Robert Blanchard
- Mrs. Robert Blanchard
- Mr. James A. Brown
- Mrs. J. A. Brown
- Mr. Thos. A. Buckner
- Mrs. Thos. A. Buchner, child and Governess
- Mr. W. O. Bullock
- Lt. A. E. Burrows
- Miss Gertrude S. Butler
- Mr. Harry Child
- Mrs. Harry Child
- Mr. A. B. Cousins
- Mr. E. P. Cowen
- Mrs. John M. Craig
- Mr. E. B. Crosley
- Mr. W. A. Dale
- Mr. W. L. Dewey
- Mr. L. J. Dodds
- Mr. S. W. Duncon
- Mr. F. H. Eaton
- Mrs. F. H. Eaton
- Miss Mae L. Eaton
- Mrs. A. E. Everard
- Rev. J. F. Fitschen, Jr.
- Mr. Paul Fleischer
- Mr. A. J. Fondeville
- Mr. Chas. Frazer
- Mrs. Chas. Frazer
- Miss Gladys Frazer
- Master Frank Frazer
- Mr. Walter Gibb
- Mrs. C. R. Gilman
- Mrs. J. L. Glover and Maid
- Mrs. N. A. Gray
- Mr. John G. Groves
- Miss Gwynn
- Mr. Franklin Haines
- Mr. Franklin M. Haines
- Hon. Addison Clay Harris
Ex U.S. Minister to Vienna - Mrs. Harris
- Miss Mabel Hastings
- Mr. J. C. Henderson
- Mrs. Henderson
- Mr. E. E. Heston
- Mrs. E. E. Heston
- Mrs. Joseph Higgins
- Mr. J. A. Hilliard
- Mr. W. FL Hookway
- Mr. Andrew J. Hope
- Mr. J. Hubert
- Senator C. C. Hunt
- Mrs. Hunt
- Mr. Jan. W. Idzikowski
- Mr. P. B. Jennings
- Mr. Gustav Kerker
- Mr. Van Rensselaer King
- Miss Florence King
- Miss Liny King
- Mr. Thos. M. King
- Mr. F. Klug
- Mrs. F. Klug
- Mr. T. B. Leathers
- Mr. C. H. Lebbs
- Mr. W. Lethbridge
- Mrs. Frances Lewis
- Miss N. Mackay
- Mr. G. A. Marguis
- Mrs. W. H. McClure
- Mr. James McCrea
- Mr. Lawrence McKeever
- Mr. D. E. McMillan
- Mrs. D. E. McMillan
- Miss M. McMillan
- Mrs. A. A. Moffat
- Miss Roma Moffat
- Miss Helene Moffat and Governess and Nurse
- Mrs. John G. Moore and Maid
- Miss E. L. Moore
- Miss E. Moseley
- Mr. J. T. Murphy
- Mrs. J. T. Murphy
- Mrs. David Nash
- Miss Nash
- Mr. Frank Northen
- Miss E. P. Nott
- Mrs. Opp
- Mr. W. A. Osborn
- Mrs. C. E. Perkins
- Mr. H. M. Phillips
- Mrs. H. M. Phinips
- Mr. O. W. Powers
- Mr. Wm. Pratt
- Mr. W. B. Quaintance
- Mrs. W. B. Ouaintance
- Mr. E. D. Randolph
- Mrs. E. D. Randolph
- Mr. R. K. Richards
- Mr. W. P. Ridley
- Mr. E. W. Robinson
- Mr. C. A. Sargent
- Mrs. J. W. Shedden
- Miss A. P. Shedden
- Miss Augusta Shedden
- Mrs. J. Simpson
- Miss M. Simpson
- Mrs. E. H. G. Slater
- Miss Agnes N. Slosson
- Mr. Paul J. Sorg and Valet
- Mrs. Paul J. Sorg and Maid
- Miss Ada Sorg
- Mr. John P. Starks
- Mrs. John P. Starks
- Miss Ellen Stenstrom
- Mr. J. S. Stern
- Mr. Ira Taylor
- Miss E. S. Titcomb
- Mr. Robert Torace
- Mr. Dwight K. Tripp
- Mr. R. F. Tysen
- Mr. R. Tysen
- Dr. William Ward Van Walzah
- Mr. Fredk. Won Homeyer
- Mr. Frank Welch
- Mr. Lucien Weyl
- Mr. E. L. Whittemore
- Mr. H. Williamson
- Mrs. H. Williamson
- Mr. C. H. Williamson
- Mrs. K. G. Wishart
- Miss Ida Wishart
- Master Spencer Wishart
- Miss Mary Wishart
- Dr Edwin H. Wolcott
- Mr. Winiam Wonnacott
- Mrs. Agnes Wood
- Mr. A. B. Woodward
- Mrs. Lewis R. Worth
Passenger List Information
SS St. Louis Passenger List for 25 May 1901
American Line, Southampton to New York via Cherbourg
Commanded by Captain F. M. Passow
A rare and historically significant artifact, this Cabin Passenger List from the celebrated SS St. Louis documents the transatlantic voyage of 25 May 1901. Reflecting the opulence of turn-of-the-century ocean travel, the list provides a unique glimpse into the elite passengers who graced the ship’s saloon accommodations.
Description
Printed on durable, cream-colored stock measuring approximately 5.5" x 8.75"
Historical Context
The SS St. Louis, a premier vessel of the American Line, was synonymous with luxury and speed in the transatlantic shipping trade. Known for its distinguished passengers, the ship offered unparalleled comfort and prestige. This passenger list captures the essence of Gilded Age travel, featuring influential figures from industry, politics, and culture.
Notable Passengers
1. Ex-Governor Randolph Bedle
- Former Governor of New Jersey and a significant political figure of his era. His presence adds gravitas to the voyage and reflects the ship’s elite clientele.
2. Hon. Addison Clay Harris and Mrs. Harris
- A former U.S. Minister to Vienna, Harris played a critical diplomatic role in strengthening U.S. ties with Austria-Hungary. His inclusion underscores the international importance of this voyage.
3. Prof. M. D. Berlitz
- Founder of the Berlitz Language Schools, a pioneer in modern language education. A figure of global intellectual influence.
4. Paul J. Sorg and Family
- A prominent industrialist and politician, Sorg was one of the wealthiest individuals of his time. Accompanied by his valet, wife, maid, and daughter, their travel arrangements exemplify Gilded Age luxury.
5. Mr. Edward E. Ayer and Mrs. Ayer
- A prominent businessman and philanthropist, Ayer was a major benefactor of the Field Museum in Chicago and an influential figure in the development of American industrial power.
6. Lt. A. E. Burrows
- A British military officer, symbolizing the close ties between the U.S. and the United Kingdom during this period.
7. Miss Gertrude S. Butler
- Likely a member of the influential Butler family, known for their contributions to education and the arts.
8. Senator C. C. Hunt and Mrs. Hunt
- An American senator of considerable prominence, emphasizing the voyage’s political connections.
9. Dr. Edwin H. Wolcott
- A renowned physician, Wolcott represents the intellectual and professional elite aboard the ship.
10. Mrs. John G. Moore and Maid
- Part of the Moore family, associated with financial and industrial success during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Rarity and Significance
This list stands out as a historical document that offers insight into the interconnected worlds of politics, industry, and culture during a pivotal era.
Conclusion
This Cabin Passenger List from the 25 May 1901 voyage of the SS St. Louis represents a rare convergence of historical significance, social prestige, and maritime heritage.
