RMS Campania Passenger List - 12 October 1895
Front Cover, Saloon Passenger List for the RMS Campania of the Cunard Line, Departing Saturday, 12 October 1895 from Liverpool to New York, Commanded by Captain W. H. P. Hains. Includes Memorandum of Log, (Faded), Completed by Original Passenger. GGA Image ID # 15a64fbc34
Notable Passengers: Edwin Swift Balch, Arthur Neville Chamberlain FRS, George Fisher, Francis "Frank" Marion Bates Fisher, The Rev. Thomas H. Gallaudet, D.D., Robert Maria Haas, Philip Lehman, Robert Owen Lehman, Sr., Freeman D. Marckwald, Frank James Marshall, John Rex Winder.
Senior Officers and Staff
- Commander: Captain W. H. P. Hains (Lt. R.N.R.)
- Surgeon: E. M. Finucane
- Purser: David S. Wallace
- Chief Steward: Louis A Folter
Saloon Passengers
- Mr. Angel Alvarez
- Mrs. B. F. Angel
- Hon. W. E. Armbrister
- Mrs. Armbrister
- Mr. F. H. Aronson
- Miss Julia Averille
- Mr. J. W. Ayre
- Mr. J. B. Bacharach
- Mr. Henry C. Baggallay
- Mrs. Henry M. Baker
- Miss Charlotte S. Baker
- Miss Christine V. Baker
- Miss Emilie H. Baker
- Mrs. Thomas Balch
- Miss Elise Welling Balch
- Mr. Edwin S. Balch (Note 1)
- Mr. Thomas Wiling Balch
- Mr. Walter C. Barbeau
- Mr. L. E. Barbeau
- Mrs. Barbeau
- Mr. G. A. Batchelor
- Miss Bates
- Miss A. Bates
- Mr. Thomas W. Beardwood
- Mrs. Beardwood
- Miss Jennie Beardwood
- Mr. Henry Beuttell
- Mr. Beuttell, Jr.
- Mr. A. W. Biddell
- Miss Biuinger
- Miss Black
- Col. George Boker
- Mrs. Boker and Maid
- Miss Brander
- Mr. Louis H. Bristol
- Mr. James Broadbent
- Mr. H. A. Butters
- Master H. A. Butters
- Mr. Fred C. Cabot
- Mr. Rafael Cabrera
- Mr. James Cary
- Rev. T. F. Cashman
- Miss Cashman
- Miss Helena Cashman
- Lt. Cervera
- Mr. Neville Chamberlain (Note 2)
- Miss Chanler
- Miss M. Chauler and Maid
- Mrs. William Chisholm
- Miss Chisholm
- Miss Anna M. Cleary
- Mr. Charles C. Cobb
- Mr. S. Cohen
- Mrs. Cohen
- Miss Sallie Cohen
- Master Henry Cohen
- Mr. F. B. Coles
- Col. J. T. Collins
- Mr. C. D. Colman
- Mr. William Cook
- Mrs. H. Croft
- Mr. W. Howard Crosby
- Mrs. Crosby
- Miss Mary A. Crowe
- Mr. W. Mansell Daintrey
- Mr. H. J. Davis
- Mme. d'Egmont
- Mr. Arthur W. Dewey and Two Menservants
- Mrs. Dewey and Maid
- Master O. H. Dewey
- Mr. Peter Donald
- Mrs. Donald
- Miss M. McGregor Donald
- Miss A. Edgar Donald
- Miss M. E. Drake
- Mr. Max Drey
- Miss M. Dunsmuir
- Miss Helen Edwards
- Mr. Duncan Edwards
- Mrs. A. L. Edwards
- Mrs. Edwards
- Mrs. S. W. Ehrich Child, and Maid
- Mr. D. L. Einstein
- Mrs. Einstein
- Miss Einstein, Maid, and Special Stewardess
- Miss Helen M. Elwyn
- Mrs. Emery
- Mr. George H. Fisher (Note 3)
- Mr. Francis Fisher (Note 4)
- Mrs. George H. Fisher and Maid
- Miss Fisher
- Rev. T. Fitzpatrick
- Rev. Thomas Gallaudet (Note 5)
- Mr. G. Garcia
- Mr. D. G. Gardner
- Mrs. D. P. Gladding
- Mr. A. E. Goodhart
- Mrs. Goodhart
- Mrs. Graveley
- Miss Graveley, Child, and Nurse
- Baron Griolet
- Mr. K. Haas
- Mrs. Haas and Maid
- Master Robert Haas (Note 6)
- Miss Edith Haas
- Master George Haas and Nurse
- Mr. Julius M. Hahlo
- Mrs. Hahlo
- Mr. Hardy
- Mr. Judah Hart
- Mr. M. Von Hardtmuth
- Mr. J. Duffus Harris and Manservant
- Mr. Dwight M. Harris
- Mrs. Harris
- Mr. D. C. Harris
- Mr. F. B. Harrison
- Mr. S. E. Haslett
- Miss E. Hastings
- Mr. John Healey
- Mrs. C. M. Henderson
- Mr. Daniel C. Herr
- Mrs. A. Herr
- Mr. Ellis Hill
- Mr. W. W. Hite
- Mrs. Hite, Two Children, and Two Nurses
- Rev. Thomas Hodnett
- Mr. C. J. Holdsworth
- Mrs. Holdsworth
- Mr. F. S. Hunter
- Miss C. S. Hunter
- Mrs. P. S. Hutchinson
- Miss Hutchinson
- Mr. Hutchinson
- Dr. James P. Hutchinson
- Mr. Ingle
- Mr. C. F. Irving
- Mr. J. H. K. Isherwood
- Mrs. M. A. Jackson
- Mr. John S. James
- Mrs. James
- Mrs. James T. Jones
- Miss Clara Jones
- Miss Lucy Jones
- Mr. Elias Joseph
- Mrs. Charles A. Joy
- Miss Eleanor Joy
- Rev. James J. Keegan
- Miss Antoinette Kellog
- Mrs. John Kelly and Maid
- Mr. John J. Kelly
- Miss Josephine C. Kelly
- Mr. Thomas B. Kerr
- Mrs. Kerr
- Rev. R. Kiely
- Mr. E. L. King
- Mr. Robert Lanyon
- Mrs. Lanyon
- Mr. J. Larkin
- Mrs. Larkin
- Mr. W. H. Law
- Mr. E. N. Lawrence
- Mr. J. B. Lawrence
- Mrs. Lawrence
- Miss Lawrence
- Mr. Lewis Cass Ledyard
- Mrs. Ledyard
- Mr. L. C. Ledyard, Jr.
- Mr. Philip Lehman (Note 7)
- Mrs. Lehman, Maid, and Special Stewardess
- Miss Pauline Lehman
- Master Robt. Lehman (Note 8)
- Mr. Robert Liddle
- Miss Liddle and Maid
- Mrs. L. C. Leggett and Maid
- Mr. John E. Leggett
- Mr. J. M. Lockhart
- Miss Helen Long
- Miss B. Lowenstein
- Mr. Carroll S. Macgill
- Mrs. MacKeon
- Miss MacKeon
- Mrs. George Malpass
- Mr. Freeman D. Marckwald (Note 9)
- Mrs. Marckwald
- Mr. C. R. Marsh
- Mrs. Charles Marsh
- Mrs. Marsh
- Mr. F. J. Marshall (Note 10)
- Mr. George H. Marshall
- Mr. Bradley Martin, Jr.
- Mrs. C. A. McCready
- Mrs. John H. McFadden and Maid
- Miss McFadden
- Master McFadden
- Mr. William McNaughton
- Mrs. Oscar R. Meyer
- Mr. Bruce Miller
- Mr. William Mills
- Mr. H. Molts
- Mr. F. H. Moore
- Mrs. Moore
- Mr. T. S. Moore
- Mr. J. S. Moore
- Mr. H. Morrison
- Mrs. Morrison
- Mr. Henri Mouqnin
- Miss Mulcahy
- Mr. M. Mullen
- Mr. Augustin Muriedas
- Mr. Fritz Muser
- Miss S. Neemes
- Miss Nesmith
- Rev. Dr. John F. Nichols
- Mrs. Nichols and Child
- Mr. B. O'Connor
- Miss T. O'Connor
- Mrs. R. E. Osborne
- Miss E. L. Osborne
- Mr. R. E. Osborne
- Miss Parsons
- Mrs. J. H.. Patten
- Mr. Charles Pearson
- Mr. R. Payne
- Rev. James Phelan
- Mr. W. S. Pitcairn
- Mr. C. T. Plunkett
- Mrs. Plunkett
- Mr. C. T. Plunkett, Jr.
- Miss Porter
- Mrs. H. W. Postlethwaite, Child, and Nurse
- Mr. R. E. Potter
- Mr. H. R. Pratt
- Mrs. Pratt and Maid
- Mr. Fred T. Proctor
- Mrs. Proctor
- Mr. W. P. Quin
- Mr. John M. Quin
- Mr. P. A. Ralli
- Mrs. J. L. Ray
- Mr. Lansing Ray
- Miss Jane Riggs
- Mr. A. R. Riggs
- Mrs. Rives
- Mrs. L. V. Rost
- Mrs. W. Ward Robbins and Maid
- Col. Howland Roberts
- Rev. Michael Ronan
- Mrs. H. Rosenfeld
- Mr. Edwin Ross
- Mrs. Arther Rotch and Maid
- Mr. Paul Ruef
- Mr. Howard P. Ruggles
- Mr. S. Sachs
- Mr. P. J. Sachs
- Mr. A. Sachs
- Mr. W. E. Sachs
- Mrs. S. Sachs
- Miss E. S. Sachs
- Miss H.. Sachs
- Mr. Domingo Salinas
- Mrs. F. W Savin
- Miss Savin
- Mr. F. W. Savin, Jr.
- Mr. Edward H. Schell
- Mrs. Schell
- Miss May H. Schell
- Mrs. G. L. Schell
- Mr. C. J. Scott
- Mr. C. L. Seager
- Dr. W. Shannon
- Mrs. Shannon, Child, and Nurse
- Miss K. Shay
- Mrs. K. H. Simon
- Miss Ethel Simon
- Miss Gladys Simon and Maid
- Mr. George Simpson
- Miss E. T. Stabler
- Dr. J. Stedman
- Mrs. Stedman
- Mr. Charles S. Stettauer
- Mrs. Stettauer
- Mr. C. Stettauer
- Mr. T. Morgan Stewart and Manservant
- Mr. Tom W. Swinnerton
- Mr. J. K. Taylor
- Mrs. Taylor
- Mrs. S. B. Taylor
- Mr. C. D. Thompson
- Miss E. Thornberry
- Mrs. H. E. Tisdale
- Miss Tisdale
- Mr. W. A. Toder
- Mr. A. P. Trude
- Mr. H. Tucker
- Mr. John Turner
- Mr. Alfred J. Ulman
- Mrs. Ulman
- Mr. S. H. Valentine
- Mrs. Valentine
- Mr. J. de Villalonga
- Mrs. M. E. Villalonga
- Mrs. E. T. Walker
- Miss K. A. Waters
- Miss E. A. Watson
- Mrs. Edgar T. Welles and Maid
- Miss Alice Welles
- Miss C. Wight
- Mr. J. H. Douglas Willan (John H. Douglas-Willan)
- Mr. A. Williamson
- Mr. Anthony Willie
- Mr. Stewart Wilson
- Miss R. G. Wilson
- Miss Jane S. Wilson
- Mr. John Winder (Note 11)
- Dr. A. Woodcock
- Mrs. Woodcock
- Mr. T. F. Woodlock (Thomas Francis Woodlock)
- Mr. William Wright
- Mr. J. Osborne Wright
Passenger List Notes
- Edwin Swift Balch (March 27, 1856 - 1927) Lawyer, Artist, Mountaineer
- Arthur Neville Chamberlain FRS (18 March 1869 – 9 November 1940) was a British Conservative politician who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from May 1937 to May 1940. Chamberlain is best known for his appeasement foreign policy, and in particular for his signing of the Munich Agreement in 1938, conceding the German-populated Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia to Germany. However when Adolf Hitler continued his aggression by invading Poland, Britain declared war on Germany on 3 September 1939, and Chamberlain led Britain through the first eight months of World War II
- George Fisher (1843 – 14 March 1905) was a four-time Mayor of Wellington, New Zealand from 1882 to 1885, and in 1896. He represented various Wellington electorates in Parliament for a total of 18 years. He was nicknamed 'Tarcoola George.'
- Francis "Frank" Marion Bates Fisher (22 December 1877 – 24 July 1960) was a New Zealand Member of Parliament from Wellington. He was known as Rainbow Fisher for his frequent changes of political allegiance. He was also an internationally successful tennis player.
- The Rev. Thomas H. Gallaudet, D.D. (June 3, 1822 – August 27, 1902), an American Episcopal priest, was born in Hartford, Connecticut. His father, The Rev. Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet, LL.D., was the renowned pioneer of deaf education in the United States. His mother, Sophia Fowler Gallaudet, who was deaf, was the founding matron of the school that became Gallaudet University.
- Robert Maria Haas (August 15, 1886, Prague - October 4, 1960, Vienna) was an Austrian musicologist.
- Philip Lehman (November 9, 1861 – March 21, 1947) was an American investment banker. His father, Emanuel Lehman (1827–1907), co-founded investment bank Lehman Brothers. Philip became a partner in the family-owned firm in 1887 and was the firm's managing partner from 1901 to 1925.
- Robert Owen Lehman, Sr. (September 29, 1891 – August 9, 1969) was an American banker, head of Lehman Brothers for decades, a notable race-horse owner, and an important art collector and philanthropist.
- Mr. Freeman D. Marckwald was one of the passengers on board the ill-fated steamship Atlantic, which was lost at Marr's Head in early 1873. Marckwald asks for $5,000 damages, occasioned by the loss of his baggage, detention, and the consequent injury to his business.
- Frank James Marshall (August 10, 1877 – November 9, 1944) was the U.S. Chess Champion from 1909 to 1936 and one of the world's strongest chess players in the early part of the 20th century.
- John Rex Winder (December 11, 1821 – March 27, 1910) was a leader and general authority of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). He was Second Counselor in the Presiding Bishopric from 1887 to 1901 and First Counselor in the First Presidency to church president Joseph F. Smith from 1901 until his death. He was well known for his business abilities and influenced Heber J. Grant. He was also active in politics and the militia, participating in the Utah War and the Black Hawk War (Utah). When the church came under heavy government pressure for its practice of plural marriage, Wonder held the church's assets to keep them from being seized by the federal government. He was a polygamist, having four wives and twenty children.
Cunard Atlantic Ocean Track Chart, 1895. Included Outward and Homeward Distances, and a Notice: With a View of Diminishing the Chances of Collision, Steamers of This Line Take Specified Courses According to the Seasons of the Year. Back Cover of a Saloon Class Passenger List for the RMS Campania Dated 12 October 1895. GGA Image ID # 15a67f6d42
Passenger List Information
RMS Campania Passenger List – 12 October 1895
Description
GGA is honored to present an original Saloon Passenger List from the RMS Campania, dated 12 October 1895, documenting a voyage from Liverpool to New York under the esteemed command of Captain W. H. P. Hains (Lt. R.N.R.). This passenger list offers a captivating glimpse into the luxurious transatlantic travel of the late Victorian era, highlighting the distinguished clientele aboard one of Cunard Line’s most prestigious ocean liners.
The front cover, emblematic of Cunard’s attention to elegance, remains in Good condition, with minor edge wear consistent with its age. The artifact includes a comprehensive listing of saloon-class passengers, featuring some of the era’s most notable figures in politics, finance, science, and the arts.
Notable Passengers (VIP Travelers)
The illustrious roster of passengers reflects the global influence of the Campania’s clientele and its reputation as a nexus for the world’s elite:
1. Edwin Swift Balch (1856–1927)
- An accomplished lawyer, artist, and mountaineer, Balch was celebrated for his contributions to art and science. His presence underscores the Campania’s allure to intellectuals and cultural figures.
2. Arthur Neville Chamberlain FRS (1869–1940)
- Best known as the future Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Chamberlain’s inclusion as a young British politician highlights the Campania’s role in connecting influential figures of the British Empire with the United States.
3. George Fisher (1843–1905)
- A four-time Mayor of Wellington, New Zealand, and a long-serving member of Parliament, Fisher was an influential political figure known for his governance and reforms.
4. Francis "Frank" Marion Bates Fisher (1877–1960)
- A New Zealand Member of Parliament and accomplished tennis player, Fisher’s varied career and international acclaim in sports make him a notable figure aboard this voyage.
5. Rev. Thomas H. Gallaudet, D.D. (1822–1902)
- A revered Episcopal priest and advocate for the deaf, Gallaudet’s legacy as an educator and religious leader is tied to his father’s founding of Gallaudet University.
6. Robert Maria Haas (1886–1960)
- An Austrian musicologist renowned for his work in preserving classical music and his role in editing works by Beethoven and Mozart. Haas’s cultural contributions are globally recognized.
7. Philip Lehman (1861–1947)
- A scion of the Lehman Brothers investment bank, Philip Lehman was instrumental in the firm’s rise to prominence. His passion for art collecting is reflected in the notable Lehman Art Collection.
8. Robert Owen Lehman, Sr. (1891–1969)
- Philip Lehman’s son, Robert went on to lead Lehman Brothers and was an avid racehorse owner and philanthropist, solidifying the family’s legacy in finance and the arts.
9. Freeman D. Marckwald
- Notable for surviving the Atlantic disaster of 1873, Marckwald’s presence represents resilience and the spirit of the adventurous elite who sought transatlantic travel during the Victorian era.
10. Frank James Marshall (1877–1944)
- The U.S. Chess Champion (1909–1936) and one of the early 20th century’s most skilled chess players, Marshall’s intellectual prowess adds a touch of brilliance to the passenger list.
11. John Rex Winder (1821–1910)
- A prominent leader in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Winder was a key figure in religious, political, and military endeavors in 19th-century Utah.
Historical Context
The RMS Campania, launched in 1892, epitomized Cunard Line’s commitment to speed, luxury, and sophistication. At the time of this voyage, the Campania was among the fastest and most celebrated liners in the world, bridging the Atlantic for an elite clientele.
The 12 October 1895 voyage marked a period of remarkable global interconnectivity, with prominent passengers hailing from diverse fields, including politics, finance, religion, and culture. The passenger list offers a fascinating cross-section of influential individuals whose contributions spanned continents and industries.
Historical Note
The RMS Campania Passenger List – 12 October 1895 is a rare and invaluable artifact of the Gilded Age, offering a unique perspective on the individuals who shaped the late 19th century. Its illustrious roster of passengers, connection to Cunard Line’s storied history, and representation of Victorian luxury make it an extraordinary piece of historical ephemera.
Historians will find in this passenger list a tangible link to a bygone era of opulent travel and global influence. Its combination of cultural significance and aesthetic appeal positions it as a cornerstone piece of maritime ephemera.
