Immigrant brides and bonds at Ellis Island tensions
Mrs H Mck Brown describes how thousands of foreign women arrive seeking husbands and how the US safeguards and enforces rules. Cases include a match backed by relatives, a deportation if the planned marriage proves false, and bonds often set at $500 to prevent public charges.
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Ellis Island
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H. McK. Brown
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Photographs and Padres of Immigrant Brides in U S
A discussion of how immigrant men in the United States often marry women from their homeland or arranged partners abroad. It covers Japanese brides via the immigration service, the role of parents in selecting wives, and the process of forwarding brides by mail steamer to Pacific ports. It notes scrutiny, risk of crime, and health concerns like favus and trachoma.
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United States
Immigration Service
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Japan
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San Francisco
Seattle
Pacific
Uncle Sam
Europe
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