Foreign Relations of the United States × 1939 ×
The Brazilian Minister to Mexico to the Secretary of State ad interim .
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Address of the President to Congress December 7,
urse, which will invariably govern its acts, will be the fullest justification of the conduct of the Conventionist Government, in the hope that it will be duly appreciated by all the Governments with which it cultivates friendly relations. Francisco Lagos Cházaro. June 14, 1915.…
Special Agent Carothers to the Secretary of State ad interim .
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15 . Sir : I have the honor to enclose a communication received from Lic. Miguel Diaz Lombardo, in charge of the Office of Foreign Relations for the Conventionist Government, in which he requests me to notify you of the appointment of Lic. Francisco Lagos Cházaro as President of…
The Confidential Agent of the Provisional Government of Mexico to the Secretary of State .
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Pursuant to instructions just received from General Villa, I have the honor to inform your excellency that General Roque Gonzalez Garza, having resigned as President of the Sovereign Convention charged with the federal Executive Power, Mr. Francisco Lagos Cházaro, has been design…
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y. There is no recognized authority, nothing which by the extreme of courtesy may be called a government. The action taken against the Mexican Herald and its American owners is in open defiance of explicit orders from their own [omission] President, Lagos Cházaro, who unfortunate…
Mr. Parker , representing American interests in Mexico, to the Secretary of State .
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Address of the President to Congress December 7,
uardo Baz, Governor of the State of Mexico. There is also enclosed the reply of Licenciado Ignacio Borrego, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Conventionist Government at Toluca, who replies for the President of the Convention, Licenciado Francisco Lagos Cházaro. General Zapata,…
The American Minister to the Secretary of State .
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Address of the President to Congress December 2,
tina en conmemoración de su centenario M.C.M.X. Los Ciudadanos de los Estados Unidos de America Residenies en la Republica The site of the monument is a most happy one in the Parque 3 de Febrero, fronting the magnificent lake of the “Pabellón de los Lagos.” The large trees and ra…
The British Ambassador to the Secretary of State .
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ting treaty between the two countries. I have, etc., James Bryce. [Inclosure.] list of british protectorates in africa. Bechuanaland protectorate. East African protectorate, Gambia protectorate, Northeastern Rhodesia, Northwestern Rhodesia, Northern Nigeria, Northern Territories…
Mr. Finch to Mr. Day .
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he may be, and that he may be permitted to go his way in peace, and earn his livelihood where it may honestly come to his hand. Respectfully submitted on behalf of petitioner Dick. [ seal. ] Albert W. Swalm , United States Consul. Mr. Roroteo Garcia Lagos, clerk in the consulate…
Mr. Tisdel to Mr. Bayard .
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bedient, loyal men, and rarely ever complained of the hardships which they were compelled to endure. Arriving at Vivi, there were added to my caravan one Kabinda interpreter, four Zanzibar servants, one Gold Coast cook, and twelve armed Houssas from Lagos, an English possession o…
No. 393. Mr. Morgan to Mr. Frelinghuysen .
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, as my official duties have kept me almost constantly at my post of duty. Only once have I been ten days away from the capital, and those ten days I spent at Orizaba, where I went at the advice of my physician. I have, however, been as far north as Lagos, on the line of the Cent…
No. 431. Mr. Evarts to Mr. Smyth .
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State , Washington , February 28, 1881 . No. 63.] Sir : On the 14th instant, in a conference with me, the minister of Germany at this capital stated that in October last the German steamer Carlos, Capt. P. C. Nickelsen, with a cargo from Hamburg for Lagos, via Sasstown, fell into…
No. 432. Mr. Smyth to Mr. Evarts .
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No. 532. Mr. Christiancy to Mr. Blaine .
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thin the time fixed, proceedings shall be taken to destroy, for the present, of the property of the delinquent at least three times the value, without prejudice to the right of personal compulsion. 5th. The chief of the general staff, Col. Don Pedro Lagos, is charged with the exe…
No. 551. Mr. Christiancy to Mr. Blaine .
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y suspicions were correct. The mask has now been completely thrown off. The Chilian papers, both in Chili and Peru, openly declare this as the intention of the Chilian Government; and the military officers here openly declare the same thing. Colonel Lagos, the commander of the Ch…
No. 319. Mr. Smyth to Mr. Evarts .
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ittee of the House of Commons, and ordered to be printed June 26, 1865,” there is, to my view and opinion, no difference between the substance and language of our deeds for the northwest territories and the deed of cession by the king and headmen of Lagos and parts adjacent, to H…
No. 327. Mr. Smyth to Mr. Seward .
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. Such is the constant intercourse between that region of country and Europe, through Tripoli and Tunis, that it is said bills of exchange on Europe have been negotiated at Sokoto. Bishop Crowther informed us that a letter from Europe reached him at Lagos, through Tunis, via Soko…
No. 342. Mr. Foster to Mr. Evarts .
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t convenient to place the capital of the republic in communication, either by means of the principal line or the shortest branches which may be practicable, with the cities of Queretaro, Celaya, Salamanca, Irapuato, Marelia, Guanajuato, Silao, Leon, Lagos, Guadalajura, and Toluea…
No. 40. Mr. Morrill to Mr. Evarts .
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s, farmers, and miners will follow, and carry with them American commerce, and there will be an end to the European monopoly. A railroad extended from the Paso del Norte through the table-lands of this republic, via Chihuahua, Durango, Zacatecas, to Lagos, and from Lagos to Mexic…
No. 441. Mr. Foster to Mr. Fish .
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desirable, in connection with the central line from the city of Mexico to Leon, to place the capital of the republic in communication, either by means of the main line or of the necessary branches, as nearly as may be practicable, with the cities of Lagos, Aguascalientes, Zacatec…
No. 8. Mr. Osborn to Mr. Fish .
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and night, and came up with the enemy’s rear guard on the morning of the 2dat Junin. We fell on him then and there, and after a few shots took 200 prisoners and 2,000 horses. Without losing a moment we resumed the pursuit, and I had ordered Colonel Lagos to hurry in joining me to…
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