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transmitter was also used to broadcast entertainment to the troops, and it was planned to broadcast Wilson's 4 July
Independence Day speech to accompanying vessels, which would have been the first radio address by a US President. However, Wilson stood too far from the microphone, and the technicians were too intimidated to try to get him to stand in the correct spot.
1166:, make it "one of the most attractive parts" of the first-class areas. The dining saloon seated 350 diners at small tables designed for between two and six diners in "roomy and moveable" red Morocco chairs. The dining room was decorated in white and gold, with a gilded dome rising above, while its walls featured floral designs executed against a blue background.
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and their party. Arriving New York 2 October, the royal couple paid a visit before returning to Brest 12 November. Subsequently, the ship was decommissioned 28 November 1919 after having transported some 48,000 passengers to Europe and 34,000 back to the United States. The ship was turned over to the
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and the cherry tree). News from the ship and news received by radio were in the single-sheet newspaper. The masthead in 1919 listed the ship chaplain as managing editor and three reporters—one each from the
Associated Press, International News Service and the United Press as "associate editors". The
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that her aging boilers could not safely maintain sufficient steam pressure to drive her otherwise serviceable engines. A secondary contributing factor was the difficulty in manning her with sufficient skilled stokers – the role having been supplanted with the steady introduction of oil fired
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Started in
February 1918; as a means to relieve the stress the troops, sailors, and officers were under aboard a ship in the danger zone; it was written by officers who had previous literary experience and produced by men who had printing and publishing experience. It was printed on a small hand
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in March 1919; arriving France 13 March, and returned at the conclusion of the historic conference 8 July 1919. During this voyage, the ship carried radiotelephone equipment, then a new technology, and during much of the trip Wilson was able converse with officials back in
Washington. The radio
1627:, left for a six-month tour of Europe in August 1923. She was traveling First Class to England. Her daughter Saidee Grant and her husband New York Banker Rollin Grant, along with their servants accompanied her for the journey. They returned to New York in February 1924.
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included a gymnasium with machines for "Swedish exercises", and two electric elevators for those who did not want to exercise at all. There was also a darkroom open to amateur photographers; 20 dog kennels, along with a kennel master; a 70-by-50-foot (21 by 15 m)
1141:. The ship had only eight decks rather than a more typical nine, which gave her passenger accommodations a spacious feel. The first-class passenger section included 31 cabins with attached baths, and the liner's imperial suites were designed by German architect
1041:, the first President of the United States as a way to make the ship more appealing to immigrants, who then made up the majority of transatlantic passengers and believed formalities on arrival would be easier on a ship with an American name.
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was built to emphasize comfort over speed and was sumptuously appointed in her first-class passenger areas. The ship could carry a total of 2,900 passengers, and made her maiden voyage in
January 1909 to New York. In June 1911,
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newspaper pages, printed on a shipboard press, measured about 9 by 8 inches (23 by 20 cm). The newspaper's motto: "We Cannot Tell a Lie". Its front page claimed it had "The
Largest Circulation on the Atlantic Ocean".
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returned to New York in April amidst controversy over some of his works. An organization called the
National Society for Protection of Morals was protesting the presence of nude figures in sculptures he executed for the
1275:, a former Congressman and ambassador, spoke at the ceremony dedicating the tablet, which was placed at the base of the staircase in the first-class smoking room. Beginning 24 June, the North German Lloyd opened
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that generated 20,000 horsepower (15,000 kW) and propelled her considerably faster than the 18.5 knots (34.3 km/h) guaranteed by her builders. Because she was designed to emphasize comfort over speed,
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decorated with green and gold tapestry, palms, and flowers of all kinds; and an open air cafe on the awning deck for taking after-dinner coffee. Second-class passengers had a separate dining room, a
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transporting a menagerie of sorts. The liner was carrying a shipment from India of 6 white peacocks, 2 lions, 2 elephants, 150 monkeys, and some 2,000 canaries destined for the recently organized
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853:, which sank near the same location. Throughout her German passenger career, contemporary news accounts often reported on notable persons—typically actors, singers, and politicians—who sailed on
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continued operating on the Bremen – New York route until World War I when she sought refuge in New York, a neutral port in 1914. With the
American entry into the war in 1917,
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artist Otto
Bollhagen that commemorated the life and times of George Washington. First-class passengers could visit a separate lounge, a reading room decorated by
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to France as guests of the French
Government in 1921. The ship was then reconditioned by the USSB for transatlantic service, and chartered by the
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commenced regular service between Bremen and New York with intermediate stops in Southampton and Cherbourg. North German Lloyd considered the
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had reported. Edwin Drechsel, in his two-volume chronicle of North German Lloyd, draws comparisons between the iceberg photographed by
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after ending her Army service. A fire in January 1951 damaged the ship severely, and she was sold for scrapping the following month.
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had accommodations for nearly 2,900 passengers, with 900 divided between first and second class and the balance as third class or
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sailed with her first load of troops 4 December 1917 and during the next 2 years made 18 round trip voyages in support of the
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Pollock, Captain Edwin T. and Bloomhardt, Lieut. Paul F. (compiled by), The Hatchet of the U.S. Ship "George Washington, 1919
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named Consul, billed as "his Darwinian Highness", the "Almost Monkey-Man", who was coming to America under contract for the
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and sailed around the world in 1943 in trooping duties. The ship sailed in regular service to the United Kingdom and the
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returned from a two-month trip to Europe in November 1912; his wife followed him home the next month. Also arriving on
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peace commissions to France in January 1919. On 24 February, she returned President Wilson to the United States.
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was taken out of service and returned to the Maritime Commission 21 April 1947. She remained tied to a pier at
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sailed from Bremen bound for New York on his one and only trip to the US. He was accompanied by his colleagues
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1859:. It was found, however, that the coal-burning engines did not give the required speed for protection against
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3037:"Battleship Fleet sails for New York; Ten Dreadnoughts Homebound from Brest to Join in Christmas Celebration"
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in an impressive demonstration of American naval strength. After carrying 4000 soldiers back home to the US,
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was interned by the then-neutral United States, until that country entered into the conflict in April 1917.
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On 22 June, the liner hosted a press luncheon, and, the next afternoon, hosted some 3,000 members of the
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The launching was originally scheduled for 31 October 1908, but was postponed due to low water in the
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In total, she carried 48,000 passengers to France, and returned 34,000 to the United States after the
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had struck an iceberg less than twelve hours later, and in nearly the same position as the one that
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press – 5,000 copies with the first issue but this was increased to 7,000 – and titled
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to the German government, sailed with the statue, which was a gift from the American people.
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ships in the 1930s. With the ship unfit for combat service the British returned her to the
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arrived on the liner; conflicting opinions on the veracity of his claims of reaching the
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3071:"The Alexanderson System for Long-Distance Radio Communication: Duplex Radio-Telephony"
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was greeted by the unfurling of the official banner of the League of Peace from the
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was completed, she was reported in contemporary news accounts as being 27,000
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served the Line on the transatlantic route until 1931 when she was laid up in the
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entering Brest harbor with President Wilson onboard, 13 December 1918. Taken from
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nearly caused a fight to erupt on board. On the same voyage as Cook, German actor
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1. Ordered by Norddeutscher Lloyd, captured incomplete by Allied forces in 1945.
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3016:"Big Fleet to Meet Wilson; Ten Battleships and 28 Destroyers Will Be in Escort"
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began her maiden voyage on 12 June 1909, sailing from Bremen to New York via
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iceberg. Drechsel suggests that the iceberg photographed and reported by
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returned from a visit to Europe. In December, disgraced Arctic explorer
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During World War II, the ship was re-commissioned by the US Navy as USS
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Bremen – Southampton – Cherbourg – New York, 12 June 1909
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arrived for his first stage performances in New York in over 20 years.
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for conversion into a transport. She commissioned 6 September 1917.
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Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen, 1857–1970: History, Fleet, Ship Mails
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Longfellow House–Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site
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The ship was next operated under General Agency Agreement by the
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on 10 November 1908 by the United States Ambassador to Germany,
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also became the largest German-built steamship, surpassing the
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carried notable passengers to and from Europe. In August 1909
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Drechsel's father, Willy Drechsel, was the Second Officer on
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and back to New York with troops between April and May 1943.
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2177:"Steamship to cost $ 10,000,000 ordered by German company".
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was seized by the United States and taken over for use as a
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Details about the paper are from scans from one edition of
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Yard. When she emerged on 17 April 1943, the transport was
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from February 1919, showing the newspaper writers involved.
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and radioed a warning to all ships in the area, including
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Bremen – Southampton – Cherbourg – New York
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was an ocean liner built within two years (1907–1908) by
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to the public for five days of viewing of the new ship.
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2518:"Tablet is unveiled to Washington on new German ship".
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4 December 1918. On this crossing she was protected by
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sailed in transatlantic passenger service for both the
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18 to 19 knots (33 to 35 km/h; 21 to 22 mph)
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in early January 1911 in order to attend the opera's
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Washington's relations with the Iroquois Confederacy
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that was posted for sale on an auction website. See
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began regular service to the United Kingdom and the
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Ocean liner built in 1908 for the North German Lloyd
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US Navy nurses crossing the Atlantic, December 1918
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Interned, 3 August 1914; seized by US, 6 April 1917
5799:General George Washington Resigning His Commission
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2319:
1743:carried another group of distinguished passengers—
1585:, an assistant district attorney in New York, and
1359:received garbled transmissions that informed that
1282:Sailing on her first eastbound journey on 1 July,
6564:World War II auxiliary ships of the United States
2583:
2581:
2386:
2359:
2357:
2355:
2353:
2351:
2349:
2267:
2265:
2185:
6559:World War I auxiliary ships of the United States
6525:
5760:George Washington and the Revolutionary War Door
3430:
3148:, Chapter XIII. Chatto and Windus, London, 1949.
1351:, some 250 nautical miles (460 km) east of
1341:radioed a warning to all ships in the area. The
1131:doors for her thirteen watertight compartments.
2316:
1441:in his honor as the ship departed. In October,
907:was decommissioned in 1920 and handed over the
535:54 ft (16 m) (from upper saloon deck)
5836:George Washington Taking the Salute at Trenton
5204:Initiated, co-wrote, 1769 Virginia Association
2578:
2526:
2511:
2482:
2453:
2346:
2262:
2217:
2163:
2161:
2159:
2157:
1997:European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal
471:Laid up 1947; sold for scrap, 13 February 1951
4887:
4412:
4388:List of auxiliaries of the United States Navy
4056:
3416:
3285:70 Years North German Lloyd Bremen, 1857–1927
2533:"Miss Helen Taft will join houseboat party".
1800:
1305:. Stationed at the head of the second row of
1271:who presented a commemorative bronze tablet.
1169:Other first-class passenger amenities aboard
923:for ten years, before she was laid up in the
2285:
2283:
2255:
2253:
2251:
2249:
1301:by the United Kingdom's newly crowned king,
824:by the United Kingdom's newly crowned king,
5257:1788–89 United States presidential election
3365:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
3305:: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (
3257:Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
2989:
2987:
2985:
2983:
2981:
2979:
2977:
2975:
2154:
2056:. Archived from the original on 2 June 2004
1844:on 28 January 1941 and commissioned as USS
820:was the largest ship to participate in the
800:, in a short, second stint in the US Navy.
4894:
4880:
4419:
4405:
4063:
4049:
3423:
3409:
3319:The Kaiser's Merchant Ships in World War I
2307:
1401:Throughout her Lloyd transatlantic career
961:
807:was launched in 1908, she was the largest
6574:Transport ships of the United States Army
6229:Washington–Rochambeau Revolutionary Route
5972:Washington and Jefferson National Forests
5703:Washington Monument (Boonsboro, Maryland)
4427:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1951
2280:
2246:
1809:was used to transport 250 members of the
1468:, after attending the debut of his opera
1371:(and first published in his book), and a
1219:Upon her arrival in New York on 20 June,
538:80 ft (24 m) (from awning deck)
33:in 1909, as built for Norddeutscher Lloyd
5367:United States Capitol cornerstone laying
5229:Chairman, 1787 Constitutional Convention
3359:This article incorporates text from the
3219:
3164:Ship History Database Vessel Status Card
2972:
2622:"Tsai Tao sails away tired but grateful"
1770:
1763:
1687:and the American representatives to the
1669:was taken over 6 April and towed to the
1642:
1634:
1574:Rains was with the Saxon Royal Opera of
1247:
1001:
993:
985:
977:
965:
667:coal fired later converted to oil fired
5557:Ford Mansion, Washington's headquarters
5449:John Rutledge Supreme Court nominations
5234:George Washington's political evolution
2403:"Third largest ship due in port to-day"
1245:docked in New York for the first time.
639:722 ft 5 in (220.19 m) (
505:213.07 m (699 ft 1 in) (
6526:
6339:(step-granddaughter, adopted daughter)
5638:Electoral history of George Washington
3313:
3188:
3087:"Radiophone Transmitter on the U.S.S.
2783:"Nathan Straus off for world congress"
1731:The President again embarked on board
1613:in the New York premiere of his play,
1322:as "by far the largest ship present".
954:from 1944 to 1947, and was laid up in
6301:Attempted theft of Washington's skull
6182:Founding Fathers of the United States
5005:Washington in the American Revolution
4901:
4875:
4400:
4044:
3404:
3151:
2666:"Row aboard ship as Dr. Cook arrives"
1871:, but they found after one voyage to
1840:was reacquired for Navy use from the
1396:
416:
409:to United Kingdom for one voyage; to
330:
257:
187:
43:
6569:Transports of the United States Navy
5957:Washington Masonic National Memorial
5785:General George Washington at Trenton
5643:Post-presidency of George Washington
5219:Court of Appeals in Cases of Capture
5010:Commander-in-chief, Continental Army
4071:Unique United States Navy transports
2961:"United States Passport Application"
2811:"U.S. ships statue of von Steuben".
2365:"Peace flag greets new German liner"
1899:to be converted to an oil-burner at
1269:Daughters of the American Revolution
1186:North German Lloyd passenger service
917:United States Mail Steamship Company
682:19 knots (35 km/h; 22 mph)
6296:George Washington Memorial Building
5362:Presidential Succession Act of 1792
1605:quietly slipped out of New York on
517:23.83 m (78 ft 2 in)
13:
5962:George Washington Memorial Parkway
5952:Washington University in St. Louis
3266:Naval History and Heritage Command
2560:at the review in Drechsel, p. 374.
1658:, with the crew manning the rails.
1237:, an ocean liner of the unrelated
788:, the ship was known as both USAT
476:General characteristics (as built)
14:
6610:
6584:Troop ships of the United Kingdom
5152:Resignation as commander-in-chief
3372:
2904:"Maugham praises our playwrights"
2845:"German Christmas liners crowded"
2537:. 1 July 1909. p. 7, col. 4.
1842:United States Maritime Commission
1316:for the occasion—was reported by
1112:quadruple-expansion steam engines
299:United States Mail Steamship Line
6589:Troop ships of the United States
6579:Ships of the United States Lines
6505:
6504:
6286:Mount Vernon Ladies' Association
6066:Mount Rushmore Anniversary coins
5771:Washington Crossing the Delaware
5209:Initiated, 1774 Fairfax Resolves
5044:New York and New Jersey campaign
4857:
4852:
3377:
3352:
2877:. 26 November 1912. p. I-5.
2461:"Consul a lively ship passenger"
2338:"New North-German Lloyd liner".
1427:Edward VII of the United Kingdom
1393:may have been one and the same.
1333:as the ship passed south of the
611:General characteristics (as USS
418:
332:
259:
189:
45:
24:
6544:Steamships of the United States
5792:Washington at Verplanck's Point
5708:Washington Monument (Baltimore)
5577:President's House, Philadelphia
5414:State of the Union Address 1790
3182:
3138:
3109:
3100:
3080:
3064:
3058:"Brest - USS George Washington"
3050:
3046:. 15 December 1918. p. 15.
3029:
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2276:. 11 November 1908. p. 16.
2122:
2109:
2082:
2033:
1832:
1792:(a reference to the tale about
1719:Assistant Secretary of the Navy
1589:, the daughter of US President
6331:George Washington Parke Custis
6264:American Philosophical Society
6026:America the Beautiful quarters
5870:George Washington on Horseback
5822:The Washington Family portrait
5169:Washington Before Boston Medal
4917:President of the United States
3384:George Washington (ship, 1909)
2892:. 27 November 1913. p. 1.
2854:. 15 December 1912. p. C2
2830:. 25 November 1912. p. 4.
2704:. 23 December 1910. p. 13
2650:"H.W. Taft back from Europe".
2610:. 12 February 1910. p. 2.
2490:"Luncheon on new German liner"
2441:. 27 December 1908. p. C2
2292:
2170:
2020:
1992:Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal
1987:American Defense Service Medal
1630:
1:
6061:250th Anniversary half dollar
6021:D.C. and territories quarters
5842:Reception at Trenton painting
5633:Washington and Lee University
5602:James River and Kanawha Canal
5444:Federal judicial appointments
5059:Battle of the Assunpink Creek
3025:. 4 December 1918. p. 3.
2873:"Yes, Mary is still lovely".
2828:The Christian Science Monitor
2813:The Christian Science Monitor
2675:. 23 December 1910. p. 1
2654:. 11 October 1910. p. 2.
2608:The Christian Science Monitor
2520:The Christian Science Monitor
2303:. 9 November 1908. p. 5.
2234:. 11 November 1908. p. 4
2179:The Christian Science Monitor
2147:
1705:, France, 13 December by ten
1681:American Expeditionary Forces
1534:Financier and philanthropist
1529:Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben
1205:of North German Lloyd; and a
998:Wintergarden and Saloon, 1909
6554:Ships of Norddeutscher Lloyd
6333:(step-grandson, adopted son)
5947:George Washington University
5806:Surrender of Lord Cornwallis
5697:The Apotheosis of Washington
5296:Cabinet of the United States
5224:1785 Mount Vernon Conference
3097:. October 1920. pp. 804-806.
2815:. 19 August 1911. p. 6.
2752:"Defends his nude statues".
2181:. 29 April 1912. p. 14.
1930:, thence to Los Angeles and
1926:sailed from New York to the
1758:United States Shipping Board
1515:, co-owner with his brother
909:United States Shipping Board
835:passed a particularly large
286:United States Shipping Board
7:
5778:The Passage of the Delaware
5572:Second Presidential Mansion
4940:Second Continental Congress
3287:. Berlin: Atlantic-Verlag.
3077:. 16 December 1921. p. 759.
2913:. 5 January 1914. p. 9
2792:. 20 August 1911. p. 9
2756:. 25 April 1911. p. 2.
2733:. 4 January 1911. p. 9
2695:"Ernst R. von Possart here"
2606:"Sir Edgar Speyer coming".
2574:. 26 June 1911. p. 10.
2547:Norddeutscher Lloyd, p. 68.
2432:"New liner's fine frescoes"
2342:. 14 June 1909. p. 15.
2196:"Praises George Washington"
1878:War Shipping Administration
1815:U.S. Mail Steamship Company
1587:Jessie Woodrow Wilson Sayre
1505:Saint Louis Zoological Park
1417:. In February 1910, banker
1335:Grand Banks of Newfoundland
841:Grand Banks of Newfoundland
552:quadruple-expansion engines
10:
6615:
6599:Maritime incidents in 1951
6367:Elizabeth Washington Lewis
5994:Washington–Franklin Issues
5567:First Presidential Mansion
5372:Proclamation of Neutrality
5274:1792 presidential election
4950:First Continental Congress
4928:Commander-in-Chief of the
4923:Senior Officer of the Army
3397:at NavSource Naval History
3197:: Brookside Publications.
3189:Bonsor, N. R. P. (1978) .
2826:"J.P. Morgan, Jr., home".
2522:. 24 June 1909. p. 7.
2002:World War II Victory Medal
1801:Interwar passenger service
1493:Pennsylvania State Capitol
1445:, brother of US President
895:also carried US President
6490:
6424:
6309:
6159:
6129:The War that Made America
5857:Princeton Battle Monument
5651:
5623:Society of the Cincinnati
5621:President General of the
5502:
5459:
5404:Thanksgiving Proclamation
5311:Secretary of the Treasury
5242:
5192:
5020:Washington's headquarters
4993:Battle of the Monongahela
4959:
4909:
4847:
4692:
4432:
4385:
4076:
4031:
3844:
3761:
3528:Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
3439:
3323:Jefferson, North Carolina
3158:Maritime Administration.
2994:Naval Historical Center.
2888:"Bridal pair is hidden".
2771:. 6 July 1911. p. 6.
2724:"Prof. Humperdinck sails"
2499:. 23 June 1909. p. 7
2470:. 21 June 1909. p. 7
2412:. 20 June 1909. p. 3
2374:. 21 June 1909. p. 7
2299:"Launch of a steamship".
2225:"Great liner is launched"
2205:. 20 June 1909. p. 4
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1982:World War I Victory Medal
1975:
1739:During the fall of 1919,
1542:'s November crossing was
1263:is thrown from her decks.
1143:Rudolf Alexander Schröder
1110:. She was powered by two
1080:Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
1006:Children's playroom, 1909
610:
475:
38:
23:
6361:Augustine Washington Jr.
6121:Turn: Washington's Spies
5967:George Washington Bridge
5612:Congressional Gold Medal
5291:Title of "Mr. President"
5025:office and sleeping tent
4988:Battle of Fort Necessity
3220:Drechsel, Edwin (1994).
2106:. See: Drechsel, p. 433.
2030:. See: Drechsel, p. 374.
2013:
2007:Army of Occupation Medal
1880:(WSA) on 17 April 1942.
1867:on 29 September 1941 as
1701:, and was escorted into
899:to France twice for the
154:US Ambassador to Germany
6411:(2nd great-grandfather)
6031:American Women quarters
5937:Washington, D.C. statue
5852:Trenton Battle Monument
5828:Washington at Princeton
5520:Ferry Farm boyhood home
5394:Slave Trade Act of 1794
5328:Oath Administration Act
5214:Continental Association
5157:Badge of Military Merit
5049:Delaware River crossing
4376:Lt. Raymond O. Beaudoin
3631:Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
3248:Naval Historical Center
3095:General Electric Review
2767:"Peacock lost at sea".
2652:The Wall Street Journal
2631:. 6 May 1910. p. 4
2570:"The merchant marine".
1891:, and made a voyage to
1521:R.H. Macy & Company
1299:Coronation Fleet Review
962:Design and construction
946:to the US Army as USAT
822:Coronation Fleet Review
554:with coal-fired boilers
6534:Ships built in Stettin
5977:Washington Square Park
5765:Revolutionary War Door
5582:Germantown White House
5484:Washington and slavery
5377:Neutrality Act of 1794
3616:Kronprinzessin Cecilie
3315:Putnam, William Lowell
2132:built 1924 5,284
1885:Waterman Steamship Co.
1784:
1689:Paris Peace Conference
1659:
1640:
1486:premiere. US sculptor
1264:
1033:or NDL). Intended for
1030:
1007:
999:
991:
983:
975:
901:Paris Peace Conference
741:built in 1908 for the
659:36 ft (11 m)
651:78 ft (24 m)
525:33 ft (10 m)
507:between perpendiculars
6539:Steamships of Germany
6291:Mount Vernon replicas
6249:General of the Armies
6224:Washington's Crossing
6056:Washington half eagle
5686:Washington's Birthday
5607:Mountain Road Lottery
5474:The Washington Papers
5323:Judiciary Act of 1789
5086:Battle of White Marsh
5071:Philadelphia campaign
4978:French and Indian War
3600:Prinz Eitel Friedrich
3386:at Wikimedia Commons
3195:Saint Brélade, Jersey
3191:North Atlantic Seaway
2875:The Los Angeles Times
2128:A coastal transport,
1915:and made a voyage to
1774:
1691:sailed for Europe in
1646:
1638:
1597:, traveled in one of
1466:Engelbert Humperdinck
1435:Chinese Imperial flag
1385:, purportedly of the
1251:
1005:
997:
989:
982:1st Class cabin, 1909
981:
969:
6349:Mary Ball Washington
6343:Augustine Washington
6337:Eleanor Parke Custis
6214:Cherry-tree anecdote
6097:A More Perfect Union
6046:Silver bullion coins
5905:New York City statue
5469:Presidential library
5343:Militia Acts of 1792
5284:Reception at Trenton
5081:Battle of Germantown
5076:Battle of Brandywine
4110:William Ward Burrows
3121:a part of front page
2587:Drechsel, pp. 33–34.
2272:"New German liner".
2009:with "Germany" clasp
1760:on 28 January 1920.
1724:and the Chinese and
1377:Hamburg America Line
1297:participated in the
1239:Austro-American Line
1075:Hamburg America Line
749:and was named after
6405:(great-grandfather)
6391:Lawrence Washington
6355:Lawrence Washington
6269:American Revolution
6113:We Fight to Be Free
6078:Cultural depictions
5989:U.S. Postage stamps
5942:West Point monument
5927:Philadelphia statue
5812:Unfinished portrait
5676:Washington Monument
5545:Woodlawn Plantation
5350:Coinage Act of 1792
5279:Second inauguration
5130:Newburgh Conspiracy
5108:Sullivan Expedition
5103:Battles of Saratoga
5064:Battle of Princeton
3504:Friedrich der GroĂźe
3433:Norddeutscher Lloyd
3281:Norddeutscher Lloyd
3252:"George Washington"
3160:"George Washington"
3146:Merchantman Rearmed
2996:"George Washington"
2890:The Washington Post
2769:The Washington Post
2754:The Washington Post
2535:The Washington Post
2102:and sailed for the
1819:United States Lines
1623:and philanthropist
1615:The Land of Promise
1603:W. Somerset Maugham
1488:George Grey Barnard
1447:William Howard Taft
1273:Stewart L. Woodford
1241:, was in port when
1229:Hoboken, New Jersey
1098:gross register tons
1031:Norddeutscher Lloyd
921:United States Lines
860:At the outbreak of
776:, respectively, in
305:United States Lines
84:Norddeutscher Lloyd
6472:Christopher Sheels
6415:Bushrod Washington
6385:Charles Washington
6379:John A. Washington
6234:1751 Barbados trip
6123:(2014–2017 series)
6011:Washington quarter
5922:Perth Amboy statue
5910:Wall Street statue
5890:Mexico City statue
5817:Lansdowne portrait
5628:Washington College
5617:Thanks of Congress
5540:Whiskey distillery
5355:United States Mint
5333:Nonintercourse Act
5301:Secretary of State
5262:First inauguration
5096:Battle of Monmouth
4355:George W. Goethals
3144:Bone, David W., E:
3044:The New York Times
3023:The New York Times
2911:The New York Times
2852:The New York Times
2790:The New York Times
2731:The New York Times
2702:The New York Times
2673:The New York Times
2629:The New York Times
2497:The New York Times
2468:The New York Times
2439:The New York Times
2410:The New York Times
2372:The New York Times
2232:The New York Times
2203:The New York Times
1913:United States Army
1909:bareboat chartered
1853:Albertus W. Catlin
1785:
1722:Franklin Roosevelt
1671:New York Navy Yard
1660:
1641:
1568:Berlin Royal Opera
1476:Metropolitan Opera
1397:Notable passengers
1373:better-known photo
1265:
1231:. Coincidentally,
1163:The New York Times
1027:North German Lloyd
1008:
1000:
992:
984:
976:
831:On 14 April 1912,
774:United States Army
770:United States Navy
768:in service of the
747:North German Lloyd
411:United States Army
360:Albertus W. Catlin
6519:
6518:
6373:Samuel Washington
6325:John Parke Custis
6319:Martha Washington
6259:American Foxhound
6139:(2020 miniseries)
6131:(2006 miniseries)
6084:George Washington
6051:Washington nickel
6036:Washington dollar
6016:50 State Quarters
5999:1932 bicentennial
5895:Morristown statue
5753:George Washington
5745:George Washington
5737:George Washington
5729:George Washington
5714:George Washington
5389:Pinckney's Treaty
5338:Whiskey Rebellion
5118:Siege of Yorktown
5113:Yorktown campaign
5054:Battle of Trenton
4998:Forbes Expedition
4965:Revolutionary War
4903:George Washington
4869:
4868:
4826:Flying Enterprise
4703:George Washington
4588:Imperial Hamilton
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4348:Fred C. Ainsworth
4334:George F. Elliott
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3647:George Washington
3584:Kaiser Wilhelm II
3576:Kronprinz Wilhelm
3395:George Washington
3382:Media related to
3336:978-0-7864-0923-5
3231:978-1-895590-08-1
3093:. John H. Payne.
3089:George Washington
2558:George Washington
2167:Drechsel, p. 374.
2138:George Washington
2130:George Washington
2117:George Washington
2088:The new ship, SS
2050:"Singer Building"
2045:George Washington
1966:George Washington
1944:George Washington
1924:George Washington
1901:Todd Shipbuilding
1897:George Washington
1869:George Washington
1850:Brigadier General
1838:George Washington
1823:George Washington
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1715:George Washington
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1693:George Washington
1677:George Washington
1667:George Washington
1663:George Washington
1649:George Washington
1607:George Washington
1599:George Washington
1540:George Washington
1536:J. P. Morgan, Jr.
1525:Richard Bartholdt
1509:George Washington
1501:George Washington
1480:George Washington
1459:Ernst von Possart
1431:George Washington
1403:George Washington
1391:George Washington
1369:George Washington
1365:George Washington
1357:George Washington
1353:George Washington
1339:George Washington
1329:observed a large
1327:George Washington
1311:George Washington
1295:George Washington
1293:On 24 June 1911,
1284:George Washington
1277:George Washington
1253:George Washington
1243:George Washington
1234:Martha Washington
1221:George Washington
1191:George Washington
1171:George Washington
1135:George Washington
1117:George Washington
1094:George Washington
1071:George Washington
1043:George Washington
1039:George Washington
1011:George Washington
972:George Washington
948:George Washington
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913:George Washington
905:George Washington
893:George Washington
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870:George Washington
866:George Washington
855:George Washington
833:George Washington
818:George Washington
813:George Washington
805:George Washington
792:and, briefly, as
790:George Washington
782:George Washington
765:George Washington
757:George Washington
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714:3"/50 caliber gun
705:5"/38 caliber gun
613:George Washington
589:2,000 third class
436:George Washington
387:26 September 1941
276:George Washington
252:US Shipping Board
207:George Washington
146:Sponsored by
112:AG Vulcan Stettin
74:George Washington
64:George Washington
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6482:Harry Washington
6442:Caroline Branham
6204:Virginia dynasty
6192:Federalist Party
6172:List of articles
6086:(1984 miniseries
6073:Mount Washington
6041:Lafayette dollar
5880:Baltimore statue
5671:Washington state
5666:Washington, D.C.
5409:Farewell Address
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1956:Southampton
1790:The Hatchet
1781:The Hatchet
1765:The Hatchet
1745:King Albert
1707:battleships
1631:World War I
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1544:Mary Garden
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1107:Dreadnought
1055:Cunard Line
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168:Nickname(s)
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6528:Categories
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5510:Early life
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2274:The Times
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1960:Liverpool
1940:Cape Town
1922:In July,
1767:newspaper
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1361:Titanic
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5494:Legacy
5177:Nelson
4952:(1774)
4942:(1775)
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4561:Wahine
4509:Affray
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3781:(1894)
3772:(1894)
3753:(1957)
3751:Bremen
3745:(1954)
3743:Berlin
3737:(1953)
3735:Europa
3729:(1935)
3705:(1931)
3703:Neptun
3695:Bremen
3687:Europa
3681:(1925)
3665:(1923)
3650:(1908)
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1484:Berlin
1150:fresco
1092:After
1057:ships
1035:Bremen
936:Catlin
809:German
796:Catlin
743:Bremen
636:Length
559:screws
502:Length
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297:1921:
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3341:OCLC
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3273:2008
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