New York, U.S., Arriving Passenger and Crew Lists (including Castle Garden and Ellis Island), 1820-1957

Validator (claude-opus-5-5, 2026-10-28): partial, confidence 3/4, tier record.
On List 9 of the SS Fürst Bismarck (Hamburg to New York), line 23 is Frantiska, 20, single, Bohemian, bound for Chicago. She is joining her brother Vaclav Tauber at 4717 Hermitage Ave, and her surname is dittoed from line 22 (Antonia Tauber, read by the indexer as 'Pauber'). Her identity, age and place all fit the claim. The handwritten arrival date in the header reads 'Oct 2nd 1903', so the claimed 1 October date appears off by one day and should be checked against the index or the ship's arrival records.
Matches: Line 23: 'Frantiska', with the surname carried down by ditto from line 22 ('Tauber', written so the T looks like a P, which explains the 'Pauber' index); Age 20 in autumn 1903 implies birth about 1883, which matches the claimed 1883; Female, single, Bohemian, destination Chicago; Column 16: going to brother 'Vaclav Tauber', 4717 Hermitage Ave, Chicago, which matches the claim note; Ship SS Fürst Bismarck, sailed from Hamburg 23 September 1903, port of arrival New York
Flags: The manifest header gives the arrival as 'Oct 2nd 1903' (handwritten), not 1 October 1903 as claimed
Limits: The surname appears only as a ditto from line 22 (Antonia), so it is not written out on Františka's own line; An age is given, not a birth date; The manifest does not show her death year or later identity