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Second Assistant Secretary of State Adee sends copies of dispatches from Ambassador Meyer in St. Petersburg regarding the Peace Commission.
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1905-07-27
Acting Secretary of State Adee sends Benjamin F. Barnes a dispatch from Minister to China William Woodville Rockhill and asks him for President Roosevelt’s response. Rockhill suggests replacing the current military guard at the Legation in Peking, China. Adee also encloses letters from Secretary of the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte and Acting Secretary of War Robert Shaw Oliver.
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1905-07-27
Second Assistant Secretary of State Adee sends B. F. Barnes dispatches from Ambassador George von Lengerke Meyer regarding Russian affairs for President Roosevelt.
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1905-07-28
Second Assistant Secretary of State Alvey A. Adee tells Secretary to the President Benjamin F. Barnes that he is waiting to announce Samuel R. Gummere as one of the negotiators because details of what will be the Algeciras Conference are not yet finalized.
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1905-07-29
Second Assistant Secretary of State Adee forwards a note from Hjalmar Christan Hauge to Benjamin F. Barnes and remarks that he has responded.
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1905-07-22
Second Assistant Secretary of State Adee acknowledges Hjalmar Christian Hauge’s statement that he did not consult with Professor Moore or General Foster as the article had said.
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1905-07-22
Second Assistant Secretary of State Adee informs Benjamin F. Barnes a telegram has been sent to Ambassador Rockhill, asking that he send a full report of the desirability of the Americans retaining the Hankow railroad.
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1905-07-24
Second Assistant Secretary of State Adee instructs Ambassador O’Brien to informally inquire if the Danish government is willing to ratify a treaty for the cession of the Danish West Indies.
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1905-07-19
Acting Secretary of State Adee encloses a memorandum about Mexico’s abolition of the free zone of its border with the United States.
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1905-07-19
Acting Secretary of State Adee encloses a note explaining why an exequatur was not given to Thornwell Haynes as Commercial Agent of the United States at Vladivostok.
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1905-07-19
Enclosed are two dispatches from the American Minister at Tokyo. The first confirms telegraphs regarding the appointment of peace plenipotentiaries and the second is in regard to the attitude of Japanese political parties towards the terms of peace.
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1905-07-18
In reply to the letter from William Loeb, Alvey A. Adee advises Benjamin F. Barnes to direct the ambassador at Paris to convey suitable acknowledgement to Senator Estournelles de Constant of France for the book he presented to President Roosevelt.
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1905-07-18
Acting Secretary of State Adee reports that Mexican ambassador to the United States Federico Gamboa delivered a message from the Mexican government to the State Department. Ignacio Mariscal has issued a decree abolishing the neutral zone on the Mexican frontier bordering the United States.
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1905-07-18
Second Assistant Secretary of State Adee encloses a copy of the dispatch from the American Ambassador at St. Petersburg for President Roosevelt regarding the proposed passport regulations for Russia.
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1905-07-13
Hjalmar Christian Hauge called on Second Assistant Secretary of State Adee to advocate for the recognition of Norway as an independent nation following the action of the Storting on June 7 to dissolve the union with Sweden. Adee had explained to Hauge that action would be unlikely until Secretary of State Elihu Root had taken office. Adee cautions President Roosevelt that the question may also be raised if the credentials of the new minister from Sweden suggest representation of both Sweden and Norway.
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1905-07-13
Alvey A. Adee forwards a confidential message from the American Consul General at San Salvador, John Jenkins, regarding the Guatemalan government’s desire to be on peaceful terms with the Republic of San Salvador.
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1905-07-14
Assistant Secretary of State Adee asks William Loeb how to proceed in response to Ambassador to Mexico Edwin H. Conger’s telegram requesting appropriations for Guanajuato relief, as Congress is in recess. Adee includes an excerpt from Conger’s telegram which references the Mexican appropriation of $30,000 to Galveston sufferers and asks that the United States reciprocate. Adee suggests the State Department take similar action as the Cuban Reconcentrado Relief Fund, 1897.
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1905-07-14
Assistant Secretary of State Adee informs Baron von dem Bussche-Haddenhausen that his confidential note for the President regarding Morocco has not yet been received and therefore a visit to Washington is not yet warranted. Adee reassures the Baron that the note will be forwarded to the President upon receipt.
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1905-07-15
Alvey A. Adee confirms that the leave of absence for Edwin Conger has been granted at President Roosevelt’s direction. Conger will be succeeded at Mexico on October 1.
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1905-07-15
Acting Secretary of State Adee encloses two dispatches from the U.S. ambassador to Denmark, Thomas J. O’Brien, concerning an unratified treaty to purchase the Danish West Indies. Adee also submits a draft of a reply to be sent to O’Brien and requests Roosevelt’s approval.
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1905-07-15