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Assistant Secretary of State Adee informs William Loeb of treaty articles which define the President’s “power and duty regarding maintenance of adequate government in Cuba.”
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1906-09-14
Assistant Secretary of State Adee asks William Loeb whether Jacob Sleeper should be cabled with instructions not to give orders to the U.S. warship Marietta since he does not understand the conditions at Cienfuegos.
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1906-09-14
Assistant Secretary of State Adee acknowledges receipt of William Loeb’s letter asking about embassy personnel transfers. He notes that H. Percival Dodge, the Secretary of the Berlin Embassy, will be moved to the Tokyo Embassy. He speculates that Robert Bacon, Assistant Secretary of State, will transfer St. Petersburg’s Embassy Secretary Spencer F. Eddy to the newly vacated post in Berlin but notes that the move is not yet definite.
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1906-09-08
Alvey A. Adee encloses a letter from the Minister of Denmark, in which the king thanks President Roosevelt for his congratulations on the opening of the cable in Iceland.
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1906-09-04
Assistant Secretary of State Adee informs chargé d’affairs to Cuba Sleeper about a telegram stating Cuban insurgents disarmed guards and took horses from the Trinidad Sugar Company. Adee directs Sleeper to alert the Cuban government and to extend protection to the company.
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1906-08-31
Assistant Secretary of State Adee informs President Roosevelt’s secretary that Minister John Hicks has telegraphed from Chile. The Charleston carrying Secretary of State Elihu Root and his family has not yet arrived, possibly due to fog on the coast detaining the ship. Adee has conferred with Acting Secretary of the Navy Truman Handy Newberry about Root’s travel plans to Cartagena, Colombia, and thinks the Columbia will serve his purpose best. The trip has been organized accordingly, and Newberry has notified President Roosevelt. Adee has also notified Root (through Hicks) that Roosevelt hopes Root will go to San Francisco.
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1906-08-30
Assistant Secretary of State Adee thanks President Roosevelt’s secretary William Loeb for his prompt reply regarding the Spanish commercial arrangement and has passed along the proclamation to the press.
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1906-08-30
Alvey A. Adee encloses a dispatch from Havana detailing the latest uprising in Cuba.
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1906-08-29
Alvey A. Adee encloses a dispatch from the American Ambassador in London detailing the proceedings at the International Conference on Hybridization and Plant Breeding. Conference members send their appreciation for the contributions of the United States Department of Agriculture.
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1906-08-28
Alvey A. Adee encloses a note from the British ambassador stating that the government agrees with the proposal to appoint a joint commission to investigate obstruction on the St. John River. Adee will soon be given the names of the British representatives, and now American representatives need to be appointed.
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1906-08-28
Theodore Roosevelt’s telegram to Germán Riesco, President of Chile, has been cabled. The Chilean government expressed sympathy for the San Francisco Earthquake, but did not offer financial support.
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1906-08-20
Assistant Secretary of State Adee sends William Loeb the translation of a note and telegram concerning the propriety of the President’s honorary membership to the Académie Française des Sports.
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1906-08-20
Alvey A. Adee encloses a copy of a dispatch and its enclosure from John George Alexander Leishman, relating to Leishman’s delayed reception by the Sultan of Turkey.
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1906-08-20
Acting Secretary of State Adee forwards President Roosevelt a copy of a dispatch from American Minister to Guatemala Leslie Combs. Combs was thanked by Guatemalan Minister of Foreign Affairs Juan Barrios Morales for the United States’ mediation in the recent conflict among Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras.
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1906-08-11
Alvey A. Adee is responding to “Merry’s telegram.” He tells Robert Bacon that he thinks the United States should urge Honduras to remain neutral rather than joining El Salvador in negotiating terms with Guatemala.
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1906-07-16
Assistant Secretary of State Adee explains an enclosed modified cipher to William Loeb. As the cipher will be used specifically for Russian and American diplomatic telegraphic correspondence, Adee requests that it be kept separate from the regular cipher.
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1905-12-16
Alvey A. Adee encloses a letter from Robert Sanderson McCormick.
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1905-10-09
Acting Secretary of State Adee sends William Loeb a confidential dispatch for President Roosevelt from the American ambassador at St. Petersburg regarding an article that was printed in the Official Messenger relating to the peace negotiations.
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1905-09-23
Acting Secretary of State Adee asks William Loeb to forward to President Roosevelt a letter from American citizens living in Canton, China, regarding a proposed immigration treaty between the United States and China.
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1905-09-21
Acting Secretary of State Adee asks William Loeb to show the enclosed six dispatches regarding the Chinese boycott of American goods to President Roosevelt.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1905-09-20