Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Annual Message of the President Transmitted to Congress December 6, 1904

Mr. Griscom to Mr. Hay.

[Telegram.—Paraphrase.]

American Legation,
Tokyo, January 27, 1904.

(Mr. Griscom reports that the Japanese Government has intimated to the Russian minister that an answer is now about due to its note verbale of the 16th instant.)

Message of the President
List of papers, with subjects of correspondence
Correspondence.
Circulars. (Documents 1–30)
Argentine Republic (Documents 31–35)
Austria-Hungary (Documents 36–62)
Belgium (Documents 63–69)
Bolivia (Documents 70–71)
Brazil (Documents 72–78)
Bulgaria (Documents 79–81)
Chile (Documents 82–83)
China (Documents 84–178)
Colombia (Documents 179–198)
Cuba (Documents 199–222)
Denmark (Documents 223–226)
Dominican Republic (Documents 227–255)
Ecuador (Documents 256–257)
Ethiopia (Document 258)
France (Documents 259–273)
Germany (Documents 274–293)
Great Britain (Documents 294–330)
Greece (Documents 331–333)
Guatemala and Honduras (Documents 334–342)
Haiti (Documents 343–377)
Italy (Documents 378–387)
Japan (Documents 388–446)
- Difficulty between Japan and Russia (Documents 388–397)
Korea (Documents 447–450)
Liberia (Documents 451–453)
Mexico (Documents 454–486)
Morocco (Documents 487–514)
Netherlands (Documents 515–533)
Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Salvador (Documents 534–541)
Panama (Documents 542–602)
Persia (Documents 603–638)
Peru (Documents 639–663)
Portugal (Documents 664–672)
Roumania (Documents 673–675)
Russia (Documents 676–818)
Servia (Documents 819–825)
Spain (Documents 826–837)
Sweden and Norway (Documents 838–845)
Switzerland (Documents 846–848)
Turkey (Documents 849–910)
Uruguay and Paraguay (Documents 911–928)
Venezuela (Documents 929–949)
INDEX.