"Steerage," according to ... or an apartment in the forepart of a ship for an inferior class of passengers." The word "passenger" is defined by the same authority, in this connection, as "one ...

The Senate last session passed a resolution directing the Secretary of the Treasury to inform the Senate at its next session how many superficial feet of clear space are allotted to each steerage ...

Re “10 Chinese Nabbed After Coming Ashore in O.C.,” May 24: To refer to the ships used by Asian smugglers and stowaways as “modern-day slave ships,” to quote Immigration and Naturalization ...

Why was he favored as no other steerage immigrant has been favored in years ... the immigrant coming into our ports to walk right off ship and go about his business.” But Mr. Curran objected.

Those in steerage had paid $30 to cross the Atlantic ... Lloyd would send a ship of immigrants at least monthly. Joe Stewart, recording secretary of the Baltimore City Historical Society, called ...

Alfred Stieglitz’s iconic photograph “The Steerage” is often used to illustrate ... one of the most glamorous passenger ships connecting Europe with the New World. I'm hoping this scale ...

A Jewish man, Abraham Hyman, a steerage-deck passenger on the Titanic, tells a remarkable story about how he rescued himself: “I was asleep when the ship collided with the iceberg. Twenty ...

The Steerage is one of several visual milestones of the immigrant experience selected ... such as postcards that were sold on board the ship. Stieglitz made no effort to hide his intentions.

with the men’s steerage quarters forward and the women’s aft on the lowest passenger deck. As a result of this arrangement, the men in third class were aware that the ship was in danger long ...

the Prometheus was another ship from the same line, so intrigue among the passengers is high. During breakfast, a steerage passenger busts in looking for medical help for his sister. Maura ...