Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Annual Message of the President Transmitted to Congress December 3, 1900

Mr. Conger to Secretary of State.

[Telegram—Paraphrase. Received October 14.]

Pekin , October 12, 1900 .

(Mr. Conger reports departure this date of large joint military expeditions from Tientsin and Pekin for Paotingfu and Chentingfu. Americans, Russians, and Japanese are going. He fears negotiations will be delayed thereby. Earl Li arrived yesterday; called to-day, and says he will soon be ready for negotiations.)

Message of the President
List of papers, with subjects of correspondence
Argentine Republic. (Documents 1–9)
Austria-Hungary (Documents 10–19)
Belgium (Documents 20–38)
Brazil (Documents 39–55)
Chile (Documents 56–78)
China (Documents 79–522)
- The Siege and relief of the legations at Pekin (Documents 134–247)
  - Negotiations with China for settlement and reparation (Documents 167–247)
Colombia (Documents 523–533)
Denmark (Documents 534–537)
Dominican Republic (Documents 538–541)
France (Documents 542–589)
Germany (Documents 590–640)
Great Britain (Documents 641–780)
Greece (Documents 781–791)
Guatemala and Honduras (Documents 792–827)
Haiti (Documents 828–834)
Italy (Documents 835–863)
Japan (Documents 864–895)
Korea (Documents 896–899)
Liberia (Documents 900–902)
Mexico (Documents 903–916)
Netherlands (Documents 917–935)
Nicaragua, Salvador, and Costa Rica (Documents 936–962)
Peru (Documents 963–970)
Portugal (Documents 971–979)
Russia (Documents 980–1018)
Spain (Documents 1019–1029)
Sweden and Norway (Documents 1030–1040)
Switzerland (Documents 1041–1043)
Turkey (Documents 1044–1063)
Uruguay and Paraguay (Documents 1064–1066)
Venezuela (Documents 1067–1075)
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