Mr. de Margerie to Mr. Hay. July 24 492 Mr. Hill to Mr. de Margerie. July 31 Mr. de Margerie to Mr. Hay. Aug. 3
Same to same (telegram)... Aug. 7
496 Mr. Adee to Mr.de Margerie. Aug. 11 Same to same....
Complaints of alleged violation, at Pacific coast ports, of consular convention between the United States and France. Refers to previous correspondence; calls attention to fresh in- stances of disregard of the convention by au- thorities in San Francisco, and asks that effect- ive measures be taken to put an end to the laches of the Federal and State authorities, and the practices of the boarding masters. Volcanic eruption at Martinique. By instruc- tion of President of France, conveys thanks for assistance rendered by the United States to sufferers from.
Complaints of alleged violation, at Pacific coast ports, of consular convention between the United States and France. States that Mr. Cambon's note of May 12 has been brought to attention of the governor of California. Volcanic eruption at Martinique. Expresses thanks for assistance rendered by the United
States to sufferers from. Same subject. Acknowledges above telegram and conveys assurance of sentiments of esteem.
Protection of Cuban interests by United States consular officials. Reports assent of France. Volcanic eruption at Martinique. Transmits re- port of officer in charge of supplies donated to sufferers from.
Same subject. Conveys thanks for assistance rendered to sufferers from.
Same subject. Above note has been made known to persons who rendered assistance, Complaints of alleged violation, at Pacific coast ports, of consular convention between the United States and France. Calls attention to fresh infractions of the convention by police authorities at San Francisco. Protection of French cable in Haiti by United States officials. Requests that instructions be given for.
Same subject. States that Navy Department has issued proper instructions. Complaints of alleged violation, at Pacific coast ports, of consular convention between the United States and France. States that com- plaint of Aug, 3 has been brought to attention of the Attorney-General and the governor of California. do... Jews in Roumania. Discriminations against, condition of helplessness to which they are reduced, and objection of United States Gov- ernment to immigration of such persons. In connection with pending naturalization treaty with Roumania, discusses at length the fore- going questions, and appeals to the principles laid down in the treaty of Berlin for ameliora- tion of said conditions. Instructs to present above considerations to the minister for for- eign affairs.
To the commercial agreement of May 28, 1898. Text. Complaints of alleged violation, at Pacífic coast ports, of consular convention between the United States and France. Incloses newspaper item relating to an action brought in the Fed- eral court at San Francisco to have the con- vention declared unconstitutional, and asks that steps be taken for its vindication in the courts.
Accident to President Roosevelt. on escape from injury. Same subject. Expresses appreciation for above
Mr. de Margerie to Mr. Hay. Sept. 25 Volcanic eruption at Martinique. Reiterates
thanks of his Government for assistance ren- dered sufferers from.
Jews in Roumania. Discriminations against; condition of helplessness to which they are re- duced, and objection of United States Govern- ment to immigration of such persons. Reports that Department's circular of Aug. 12 has been handed to the minister for foreign affairs, who evinced interest. Volcanic eruption at Martinique. Acknowledg ing note of Sept. 25.
Passport erroneously issued to G. L. Rosenbaum without proof of his father's naturalization. Special passports not to be issued by diplomatic representatives abroad. Calls attention to.
Mr. White to Mr. Hay...... Feb. Mr. Hay to Mr. White.... .. Feb. 15
7 Expulsion of Peter Mikolainis, and reasons therefor, reported.
Passport application of Schabsel Reif. Approves course reported in dispatch No. 1836, Jan. 27. Mr. White to Mr. Hay. .. Feb. 26 Passport application of Joseph Duff. Reports grounds for refusal to issue.
.do... Restoration of Tientsin to Chinese authorities.
Reports that minister for foreign affairs declares that he concurs in views of the United States, but that China should first give pecuniary guarantee that the improvement of the Peiho River shall be carried out.
Same subject. Refers to above dispatch, and incloses note from foreign office confirming views therein reported.
Mar. 5 Foreign policy of Germany. Résumé of speeches of Chancellor Count Bülow relative to China, visit of Prince Henry of Prussia to the United States, war in South Africa, etc.
Mr. Jackson to Mr. Hay.... Mar. 12
Visit of Prince Henry of Prussia to the United States. Incloses article from the North German Gazette, reports generally favorable impres sion, and comments on probable effect of. Same subject. Reports impressions in Govern- ment circles, and quotes telegram of the Prince to the embassy. Passport application of Joseph Duff. Approves action reported in dispatch No. 1865, Feb. 26. Foreign debt of Guatemala. Invites concurrence of the United States in new arrangement pro- posed by the committee of bondholders in London.
Same subject. Communicates memorandum to effect that the United States is averse to joining in any coercive action, but will reserve for United States citizens all rights secured by any such action.
Expulsion of Albert and Nathan Eisemann. Gives particulars of case and reports that a postponement was all that embassy could ob
Mr. Hay to Mr. White (telegram).
Same subject. Confirms above telegram. Protection of German interests at Bocas del Toro by United States naval officials. States that Navy Department has given proper instructions. Expulsion of Albert and Nathan Eisemann. In- structs to request revocation of order if there is probability of its being granted.
Same subject. Instructs to endeavor to obtain from German Government, if decree of expul- sion is to stand, some statement which will re- lieve the Eisemanns of imputation of improper conduct.
Same subject. Reports efforts of embassy and probability of nothing but an extension of per- mission to remain being secured. Adverts to feeling already aroused when matter was made known to the embassy.
June 14 Same subject. Reports that application for ex- tension of time until April, 1903, has been made. Death of King Albert of Saxony. Reports, and inquires if he shall attend funeral.
Expulsion of Albert and Nathan Eisemann. Re- 455 ports that permission to remain until April 1, 1903, has been granted.
Count von Quadt to Mr. Hay July 21 1377 Mr. Hill to Mr. White............... July 29
Death of King Albert of Saxony. Conveys thanks for expressions of sympathy of United States. Defilement of United States coat of arms at Bam- berg. Incloses dispatch from commercial agent at Bamberg regarding. Same subject and tenor.
Military-service case of Eugene Herr, report on.... Expulsion of Leo Hess reported..
Defilement of United States coat of arms at Bain- berg. Reports conversation at foreign office regarding the incident, and states that a new shield will be admitted duty free and ceremo- niously put in place. Expulsion of Albert and Nathan Eisemann. Re- ports that the disparaging words in order of expulsion will probably be expurgated. Jews in Roumania, discriminations against; condition of helplessness to which they are re- duced, and objection of United States Govern- ment to immigration of such persons. In con- nection with pending naturalization treaty with Roumania, discusses at length the fore- going questions, and appeals to the principles laid down in the treaty of Berlin for ameliora- tion of said conditions. Instructs to present above considerations to minister for foreign affairs.
Defilement of United States coat of arms at Bam- berg. Reports that new coat of arms has been admitted duty free and will be held at embassy until arrangements are made for the replacing of it.
Restrictions on sojourn in their country of origin of Germans naturalized in the United States. Reports conversation had at the foreign office in support of their rights under the treaty. Aug. 20 Protection of German interests at Bocas del Toro by United States naval officials. Conveys thanks for. .....do... Expulsion of Albert and Nathan Eisemann. Re- ports publication of official announcement that expulsion was for no other reason than non- performance of military service, and that the Eisemanns will be permitted to remain at Frankfort until April next.
The German Emperor to President Roosevelt (tel- egram).
Expulsion of Charles von Oehsen (Carl), Christian Markhoff and family, and Henry Blohm re- ported.
Defilement of United States coat of arms at Bam- berg. Department is gratified at friendly spirit shown by German Government in adjustment of matter.
Expulsion of Charles von Oehsen reported.. Jews in Roumania, discriminations against: con- dition of helplessness to which they are re- duced, and objections of United States Gov- ernment to immigration of such persons. Re- ports having delivered instruction of Aug. 11 to foreign office.
Restrictions on sojourn in their country of origin of Germans naturalized in the United States. Approves action in bringing matter to atten- tion of foreign office, and points out limitations of right of expulsion.
Accident to President Roosevelt. Congratula- tions on escape from injury.
President Roosevelt to the German Emperor (tele- gram).
Mr. Adee to Mr. Jackson... Sept. 5 Expulsion of Albert and Nathan Eisemann,
Acknowledges dispatch No. 2039, Aug. 20, and states that incident may be considered closed. Passport application of Gustav Frank Eichborn. Reports refusal to issue.
Relations of Germany with Haiti. Reports impression made by and comments on the sinking of the insurgent vessel Crête à Pierrot by a German war vessel.
Passport application of Gustav Frank Eichborn. Approves refusal to issue.
Relations of Germany with Haiti. Recites cor- respondence with United States minister to Haiti in regard to closure of Haitian ports, and states that Navy Department will be requested to protect neutral vessels if blockade is found inffective.
Sept. 30 Military-service cases of Ferdinand Herman Grenzer, Henry Honebein, George Soelhke, Gustav Meineke, and George Dickmann (Dieck- mann) reported.
Defilement of United States coat of arms at Bam- berg. Reports ceremonies attending installa- tion of new coat of arms. Same subject and tenor..
Claims on account of military operations con- ducted in Samoa in 1899. Preliminary decision of the King of Sweden and Norway as arbitra- tor.
Expulsion of Mads Peder L. Fysant reported.. Defilement of United States coat of arms at Bamberg. Expresses gratification at satisfactory closing of incident.
Expulsion of Samuel Samuel reported..
592 Mr. Choate to Mr. Hay.....
Reports refusal to release Harry
Wood. Same subject. Reports refusal to release William F. Smith and Francis Connelly. Same subject. Reports that it is inexpedient to request release of William F. Versluis. Discourtesy to British flag at Skagway, Alaska. Recites circumstances, and requests that inquiry be made and offender punished. Same subject. Quotes report of special Treasury agent, and suggests that Governments mutually discontinue practice of flying their customs flags within the jurisdiction of the other. Prisoners of war, American citizens, held in British colonies. Incloses dispatch from consul at Colombo showing that certain prisoners have been released, and instructs to approach British Government on subject of American prisoners.
Same subject. Incloses correspondence relative to case of Patrick Lennon.
Same subject. Reports representations made in accordance with instruction No. 735, Sept. 30, 1901.
Same subject. Reports refusal to release James L. Molloy.
Same subject. Incloses report in case of Patrick Lennon.
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