S.S. Trave

In 1886, the Fairfield and Company Limited in Glasgow built the Trave for North German Lloyd. The launch took place on February 18th, 1886 and traveled from Bremen to New York on her maiden voyage June 5th, 1886. In 1901, she was transferred to the Genoa, Naples, New York service route which she ran until 1903. Between 1903 and 1906 she was laid up until March of 1906 when she returned to the Bremen to New York sailings. In 1909, she was sold and scrapped.

• Length: 133.50 m (438 ft)
• Beam: 14.63 m (48 ft)
• Propulsion: four masts, single screw,
• Speed: 17 knots (19-20 Mph)
• Capacity: 4,969 tons
• Occupancy 150 1st class passengers, 90 2nd class passengers, and 1,000 3rd class passengers

Eugenio Fulgenzi (Born: 1887) left Calascio, Italy from the Port of Naples arriving in America on October 7th, 1903. His Brother Alessandro was waiting for him at his residence in Riverton, Illinois.