While doing ancestry research years ago, I learned I had a great uncle who immigrated to America from Romania aboard the RMS Carpathia in 1904. (Eight years later in 1912, this would be the first ship to come to the Titanic’s rescue, and six years after that would itself be sunk by a U-Boat.) My great uncle had left Romania likely to escape anti-semitism. He’d eventually find his way out to Denver. Sadly, he’d die in 1918 (the same year the Carpathia was sunk) at the age of 25, very probably from the flu.
This is a picture of him, along with his headstone and declaration of intent to become a citizen:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/l16p7esag82jibs/AADTWigk7acJSrK25...
Google Streetview of his Denver, CO address: