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LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL.
IV
THE IMMIGRATION COMMISSION, Washington, D. C., December 5, 1910.
To the Sixty-first Congress:
I have the honor to transmit herewith, on behalf of the Immigra-
tion Commission, a report in two volumes entitled "Abstracts of
Reports of the Immigration Commission, with Conclusions and Rec-
ommendations and Views of the Minority." In addition to abstracts
of the more extended reports of the Commission, these volumes include
the complete reports on the following subjects: Immigration Con-
ditions in Hawaii; Immigration and Insanity; Immigrants in Charity
Hospitals; Alien Seamen and Stowaways; Contract Labor and Induced
and Assisted Immigration; The Greek Padrone System in the United
States; Peonage.
Respectfully,
WILLIAM P. DILLINGHAM,
Chairman.
CONTENTS.
Introductory...
Brief statement of the investigations of the Immigration Commission, with
conclusions and recommendations and views of the minority.
Brief statement of the investigations-
The immigration legislation of 1907..
Membership of the Commission...
Organization of the Commission..
Purpose of the inquiry.
Plan and scope of the inquiry
Investigations in Europe...
Investigations in the United States.
Racial classification of immigrants.
Methods of work....
Reports of the Immigration Commission.
Conclusions-
Sources of immigration and character of immigrants..
Causes of the movement...
Immigration of diseased aliens
Immigration of criminals
Immigration of the mentally defective.
Contract labor and induced and assisted immigration
The padrone system....
Importation of aliens for immoral purposes.
Steerage conditions..
Immigrant homes and aid societies..
Immigrant banks
Boards of special inquiry.
Immigration and crime..
Immigration and the public health..
Immigration and pauperism.....
Congestion of immigrants in cities..
Immigrants in manufacturing and mining.
Recent immigrants in agriculture....
Artificial distribution of immigrants....
Japanese and other immigrants on the Pacific slope.
Assimilation of immigrants...
Children of immigrants in schools...
Changes in bodily form of descendants of immigrants.
Recommendations..
Views of the minority.
Abstract of the statistical review of immigration to the United States, 1820
to 1910
Number of immigrants, 1820 to 1910..
Sex, 1820 to 1910..
Country of origin, 1820 to 1910..
Sex and race of immigrants, 1899 to 1910..
Illiteracy, 1899 to 1910.
Occupation, 1899 to 1910..
Financial condition of immigrants.
Immigrants who have been in the United States previously.
Destination of immigrants in the United States..
Aliens debarred at United States ports..
Aliens leaving the United States....
Abstract of the report on distribution of immigrants, 1850 to 1900..
Growth of foreign-born population...
Concentration in cities..
Age....
Voting age and citizenship..
Illiteracy and ability to speak English..
51-118
56
57
59
97
98
100
102
104
105
110
112
119-160
123
139
146
148
156
Abstract of the report on emigration conditions in Europe..
Old and new European immigration.......
Attitude of European countries toward emigration.
Character of European emigration....
Sex
Age
Occupations of emigrants.
Literacy in Europe..
Money shown by immigrants
Permanent and transient emigration..
Extent and permanence of the return movement.
Effects of the return movement in Europe.
Causes of emigration
Assisted immigration..
Geographical extent of the investigation....
The principal branches of mining and manufacturing studied.
Extent of information secured....
Field methods employed..
Preparation of data..........
Emigration of criminals..
Examination of emigrants abroad
Abstract of the Immigration Commission's dictionary of races or peoples.. 205-283
Introductory..
Races or peoples..
209
217
285-541
Abstract of the report on immigrants in manufacturing and mining..
Scope and method of the investigation-
The present discussion.
Summary of data secured according to principal industries—
Iron and steel manufacturing.
Slaughtering and meat packing.
Bituminous coal mining
Glass manufacturing....
Woolen and worsted manufacturing..
Silk goods manufacturing and dyeing
Cotton goods manufacturing
Clothing manufacturing.
The manufacture of boots and shoes
Furniture manufacturing.
Collar, cuff, and shirt manufacturing.
Leather tanning, currying, and finishing
Glove manufacturing
Oil refining
Page.
161-204
Sugar refining..
The manufacture of cigars and tobacco.
Statistical summary of results-
Explanation of methods of presentation.
Households studied
Members of households
Racial composition of operating forces of mines and manufacturing
establishments at present time
Racial composition of the operating forces of 16 selected industries...
Period of residence in the United States of foreign-born employees
and members of their households......
Industrial condition abroad of members of immigrant households
studied..
Principal occupation abroad of immigrant wage-earners
Principal occupation in this country at the present time of industrial
workers and members of their households..
Average weekly earnings according to general nativity and race of
employee....
Average daily earnings according to general nativity and race of
employee
The range of weekly earnings according to general nativity and race
of employee.
166
168
169
171
172
175
178
179
181
184
185
192
193
The range of daily earnings according to general nativity and race of
employee.
293
294
295
296
297
298
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
315
317
320
335
348
357
361
363
366
370
374
379
Abstract of the report on immigrants in manufacturing and mining-Contd.
Statistical summary of results-Continued.
Average weekly earnings according to industry and general nativity
and race of employee.
Average daily earnings according to industry and general nativity
Average daily earnings according to industry and general nativity of
employee..
Average hourly earnings in the slaughtering and meat-packing indus-
try, according to general nativity and race of employee..
Annual earnings of male heads of families....
Annual earnings of male wage-earners in the households studied..
Annual earnings of female wage-earners in the households studied...
Annual family income...
Sources of family income..
The industrial significance of recent immigration-
Recent expansion of American industry.
Increase in the number of wage-earners.
Employment of immigrant labor...
Reasons for the employment of recent immigrants.
Conditions which made possible the extensive employment of recent
immigrants...
Present day industrial communities.
Salient characteristics of the recent immigrant labor supply.
Effect of the competition of recent immigrants upon native Americans
and older immigrant employees..
Effect of the employment of recent immigrants upon labor organiza-
tions
Effect of the employment of recent immigrants upon industrial organ-
ization and methods..
Effect of the employment of recent immigrants upon working
relations....
Effect of the employment of recent immigrants upon wages and hours
of work....
Effect of the employment of recent immigrants upon the establish-
ment of new industries....
Abstract of the report on recent immigrants in agriculture..
Introductory-
494
495
498
500
530
538
540
541
543-615
383
396
401
403
405
407
409
412
413
417
419
422
426
428
430
438
447
461
463
467
470
474
484
491
493
547
551
553
554
555
559
566
572
575
581
587
Abstract of the report on recent immigrants in agriculture-Continued.
Seasonal agricultural laborers—
Introductory.
Race composition
Sources whence recruited.
Conditions of employment..
Housing conditions..
Standard of living.
Americanization..
General sociological survey of the immigrants in rural communities from
whom information was secured................
Abstract of the report on Japanese and other immigrant races in the Pacific
Coast and Rocky Mountain States..
Results of investigation.
Method and scope..
Summary for seven cities
Index
Composition of population.
Living conditions..
Economic status..
Assimilation...
Abstract of the report on occupations of the first and second generations of
immigrants in the United States..
Male breadwinners..
593
594
595
596
598
599
600
601
617-694
621
625
644
654
660
676
682
691
695-722
699
701
702
703
708
714
717
718
720
723-772
727
731
732
733
741
760
768
773-838
778
779
782
783
786
788
790
793
795
799
803
804
806
810
813
815
818
821-829
830-838
839-902