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Theodore Roosevelt thanks John Campbell Greenway for the telegram. He is distressed at the events on the Mexican-American border that resulted in the death of Americans. Roosevelt would have handled the incident much more aggressively.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-05-12
Kentarō Kaneko believes that the situation at Port Arthur is becoming more serious. He mentions the Russian raid on central ships. Kaneko informs President Roosevelt that he is visiting Boston if Roosevelt would like to meet.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1904-07-30
Reports indicate General Pavel I. Mischenko of Russia and his Cossack troops have deliberately invaded neutral territory in China. Because China seems unwilling to enforce its neutrality, it is believed that Japan must protect itself against the Russian raids that violate neutral territory.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1905-01
Theodore Roosevelt heard of Russell Parsons’s raid on the German trenches from his mother, Frances Theodora Parsons. He compares the raid to an attack by the forlorn hope or storming a breached wall. Roosevelt describes the fighting as a “great war” and wishes Parsons good luck.
1918-09-08