Influential List Society Signatories, Circa 1905
- Friedrich Wannieck, president of the publishing house Verein "Deutsche Haus" ("German House" Association) in Brünn, and chairman of the Prague Iron Company and the First Brno Engineering Company (major producers of capital goods in the Habsburg empire)
- Ludwig von Bernuth, health organisation chairman
- Ferdinand Khull, committee member of the German Language Club
- Adolf Harpf, editor of Marburger Zeitung
- Hermann Pfister-Schwaighusen, lecturer in linguistics at Darmstadt University
- Wilhelm von Pickl-Scharfenstein (Baron von Witkenberg)
- Amand Freiherr von Schweiger-Lerchenfeld, editor of the popular magazine Stein der Weisen and a distinguished army officer
- Aurelius Polzer, newspaper editor at Horn and Graz
- Ernst Wachler, author and founder of an open-air Germanic theatre in the Harz Mountains
- Wilhelm Rohmeder, educator at Munich
- Arthur Schulz, editor of a Berlin periodical for educational reform
- Friedrich Wiegerhaus, chairman of the Elberfeld branch of the powerful German Nationalist Commercial Employees' Association (Deutschnationaler Handlungsgehilfen-Verband, or DHV)
- Franz Winterstein, committee member of the German Social Party (DSP) at Kassel
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