Baltimore, Maryland, U.S., Passenger Lists, 1820-1964

Validator (claude-opus-5-5, 2026-10-28): supports, confidence 3/4, tier record.
The SS Dresden manifest for Baltimore, 20 April 1892, line 7, lists 'Antonia Tauber', female, age 19, single, Bohemian by ditto, Catholic, bound for Illinois with $3.00. The name is a straightforward variant of Antonie Tauber, so the record states the claimed name. However, the age of 19 implies birth around 1873 rather than the claimed 1875, a two-year gap worth checking against a baptismal record. The illegible last residence should be compared with her known birthplace to confirm this is the same woman.
Matches: Line 7 reads 'Antonia Tauber'. Antonia is the Latin/English form of Czech Antonie, and Tauber is the claimed surname.; The passenger is female and single, which fits a young unmarried woman.; Nativity is ditto-marked from 'Boh' (Bohemia) on the lines above, consistent with a Czech Tauber/Taubr family.; Religion is marked Catholic, with destination 'Ills' (Illinois) by ditto.; Ship and date: Alien Immigrants Arriving at the Port of Baltimore, SS Dresden, 20 April 1892, page 187.
Flags: Age is given as 19 in April 1892, implying birth about 1872–1873. That is about two years off the claimed birth year of 1875.
Limits: A passenger list gives only an age, not a birth date or birthplace.; The last residence is hard to read (something like 'Mustiga' or 'Mustiza'). It cannot be confidently tied to a known Czech village without further identification.; The list says nothing about her death in 1940 or any later identity, so the link to this specific Antonie Tauber rests on name, origin and approximate age.