Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Annual Message of the President Transmitted to Congress December 2, 1902

Mr. Bowen to Mr. Hay.

[Telegram.—Paraphrase.]

Legation of the United States,
Caracas , April 23, 1902 .

(Mr. Bowen reports that the minister for foreign affairs says that Venezuelan war ships are compelled by the Venezuelan code to capture as contraband any ship not duly cleared by Venezuelan consuls.)

Message of the President
List of papers, with subjects of correspondence
Circulars (Documents 1–8)
Argentine Republic (Documents 9–15)
Austria-Hungary (Documents 16–59)
Belgium (Documents 60–87)
Bolivia (Documents 88–90)
Brazil (Documents 91–103)
Chile (Documents 104–113)
China (Documents 114–235)
Colombia (Documents 236–271)
Cuba (Documents 272–313)
Denmark (Documents 314–329)
Dominican Republic (Documents 330–335)
Ecuador (Documents 336–340)
France (Documents 341–388)
Germany (Documents 389–450)
Great Britain (Documents 451–574)
Greece (Documents 575–580)
Guatemala and Honduras (Documents 581–591)
Haiti (Documents 592–682)
Italy (Documents 683–690)
Japan (Documents 691–728)
Korea (Documents 729–734)
Mexico (Documents 735–791)
Netherlands (Documents 792–794)
Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Salvador (Documents 795–817)
Persia (Documents 818–820)
Peru (Documents 821–833)
Portugal (Documents 834–836)
Roumania (Documents 837–841)
Russia (Documents 842–870)
Servia (Document 871)
Siam (Documents 872–883)
Spain (Documents 884–902)
Sweden and Norway (Document 903)
Switzerland (Documents 904–921)
Turkey (Documents 922–997)
Uruguay and Paraguay (Documents 998–1001)
Venezuela (Documents 1002–1027)
- Threatened seizure of the Viking, which sailed for a Venezuelan port in possession of insurgents under clearance of United States consul at Port of Spain, the Venezuelan consul at that port having refused the vessel clearance. (Documents 1002–1013)
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