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Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Annual Message of the President Transmitted to Congress December 8, 1908
Declaration re Baltic Sea

Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Annual Message of the President Transmitted to Congress December 8, 1908

Declaration re Baltic Sea

[684] Secretary of Embassy Schuyler to the Secretary of State.

American Embassy,
St. Petersburg, April 25, 1908.

File No. 25818.

Contents

Message
List of papers with subjects of correspondence
Correspondence.
Circulars.
Argentine Republic
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
- Commercial treaty between Belgium and Servia (Document 31)
Bolivia
- Election of Sr. Fernando E. Guachalla as President of Bolivia (Documents 32–33)
- Death of Señor. Fernando E. Guachalla, President-elect of Bolivia (Document 34)
Brazil
Bulgaria
- Proclamation of independence of Bulgaria (Documents 44–45)
Chile
- Message of the President of Chile to the Chilean Congress (Document 46)
- Protection of Chinese in Chile and Ecuador (Documents 47–52)
China
Colombia
Costa Rica
- Inauguration of the Court of Justice for Central America, Cartago, Costa Rica (Documents 198–204)
  - Report of William I. Buchanan, High Commissioner. Representing the President of the United States to Attend the Inauguration of the Court of Justice for Central America (Document 204)
- Message of the President of Costa Rica to the Costa Rican Congress (Document 205)
Cuba
Denmark
- Issuance of emergency passports (Documents 217–218)
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
France
Germany
Great Britain
Greece
- Illegal immigration of Greeks into the United States (Documents 316–318)
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras
Italy
Japan
Kongo
- Investigation of affairs in the Kongo (Documents 512–563)
Mexico
Morocco
Netherlands
- Commercial agreement between the United States and the Netherlands under sec. 3, tariff act, July 24, 1897 (Documents 625–626)
- Status of Morman missionaries (Documents 627–628)
Nicaragua
- Protection of Chinese interests in Nicaragua (Document 629)
Norway
- Arbitration convention with the United States and Norway (Document 630)
Panama
Persia
- Murder of Rev. Benjamin W. Labaree (Documents 657–658)
Peru
- Message of the President of Peru (Document 659)
- Election and inauguration of Señor Don Augusto B. Leguia as President of Peru (Documents 660–663)
Portugal
Russia
- Declaration re Baltic Sea (Document 684)
Salvador
San Marino
- Extradition treaty between the United States and the Republic of San Marino (Document 689)
Siam
- Rules for international courts as established by the treaty of March 23, 1907, between Siam and France (Document 690)
Spain
Sweden
- Speech of King Gustav V at the opening of the Riksdag (Document 694)
- Arbitration convention between the United States and Sweden (Document 695)
Switzerland
- Protection afforded Swiss citizens in Colombia by the American legation (Document 696)
- Arbitration convention between the United States and the Swiss Confederation (Document 697)
Turkey
Uruguay and Paraguay
- Revolution in Paraguay (Documents 724–727)
- Extradition treaty between the United States and Uruguay (Document 728)
Venezuela
- Severing of diplomatic relations between the United States and Venezuela (Documents 729–757)
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