Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States

Boundary dispute with Peru. (See Peru.)

505

521

France:

Arbitration Agreement between the United States and France, ex-

tending the duration of the Convention of February 10, 1908; text-

Reestablishment of relations between France and Venezuela; text of

protocol relating thereto; good offices of the United States_.

Great Britain:

528

529

Panama Canal tolls: exemption of vessels in the coastwise trade of

the United States from payment of tolls------

Extradition Arrangement, effected by exchange of notes, between the

United States and Great Britain, providing for extradition between

the Philippine Islands or Guam and British North Borneo_____

Greece:

540

549

Assassination of King George I; accession to the throne of King Con-

stantine__

Message of the President, Manuel Estrada Cabrera, to the National

Legislative Assembly-

556

Financial affairs: restitution of the coffee revenues to British bond-

holders; good offices of the United States___-

557

Haiti:

Death of President Tancrède Auguste; election and inauguration of

President Michel Oreste-----

573

Abrogation of the right of Syrians to trade in Haiti; rights of Ameri-

can citizens of Syrian birth_-_-

575

Arbitration of the boundary dispute between Haiti and the Dominican
Republic. (See Dominican Republic.)

Honduras:

Message of the President, Manuel Bonilla, to the Congress_.

590

Death of President Bonilla; assumption of the Presidency by Vice

President Francisco Bertrand___--

591

Recovery by Honduras of the National Railroad of Honduras and the

wharf at Puerto Cortés from the lessee, an American citizen; atti-

tude of the United States__

594

Italy:

Sovereignty of Italy over Libya; attitude of the United States in re-

gard to recognition thereof; relinquishment of extraterritorial

rights-

Treaty between the United States and Italy amending Article 3 of

the Treaty of Commerce and Navigation of February 26, 1871;

text_____

611

Payment by the United States to Italy of an indemnity for the lynch-

ing of Angelo Albano, an Italian subject_.

613

Japan:

Page.

Protest of Japan against the land laws of the State of California____

Liberia:

625

Message of the President, Daniel E. Howard, to the Legislature_----

Good offices of the United States in composing difficulties with the

German Government_____

654

655

Claims of German merchants against Liberia; formation of a claims

commission; good offices of the United States___

Uprisings of natives on the Sierra Leone frontier_

665

681

Transfer of the Donovan Trust Fund to the Liberian Government by

the American Colonization Society---

686

Mexico:

Messages of the de facto Provisional President, Victoriano Huerta,

to Congress, April 1 and September 16, 1913_-----

Political affairs: assassination of President Madero and Vice Presi-

dent Pino Suárez; seizure of the executive power by General

Huerta, cooperating with General Felix Díaz; dictatorship of

Huerta; imprisonment of opposition deputies and nullification of

presidential elections; suppression of Díaz; uprising of Consti-

tutionalists under Venustiano Carranza; measures taken by the

United States on the border and in Mexican waters; measures

taken by the Diplomatic Corps to protect the lives of foreigners____

Violations of neutrality: prohibition of shipment of arms and muni-

tions of war into Mexico from the United States, and exceptions

Protection of American life and property in Mexico.

884

Protection by the United States of Spanish, French, German, Chinese,

and Japanese subjects in Mexico__-

896

Claims of American citizens against Mexico for damages arising

from revolutionary disturbances___

923

Chamizal controversy---

955

Construction and maintenance of protective works on the Colorado

River and negotiations with the Government of Mexico concerning

the equitable distribution of the waters of that river___--

Settlement of the controversy of the Tlahualilo Company with the

Government of Mexico.‒‒‒‒

Responsibility of the Moroccan Government for the safety of foreign-

ers traveling or sojourning in the Empire___.

Netherlands:

1011

Dedication of the Palace of Peace at The Hague_____

Misuse of the American Flag for advertising purposes.

1017

Nicaragua:

Message of the President, Adolfo Díaz, to the Congress.

1020

Proposed interoceanic canal treaty between the United States and

Nicaragua, and protests of Salvador and Costa Rica in relation

thereto.

1021

Financial affairs: conclusion of a loan contract with American

bankers; good offices of the United States___

1034

Panama:

Page.

Declaration permitting consuls to take note of declarations of values

of exports made by shippers before customs officers..

Assault on American citizens in Panama___

1068

1069

Proposed railroad concession in Panama; attitude of the United

States ---

1081

Proposed railroad legislation in Panama; attitude of the United

States ---

1094

Status and protection in foreign countries of American citizens of

Chinese race__

1104

Protection of Chinese interests in Panama; good offices of the Ameri-

can Secretary of Legation____.

1105

Peru:

Message of the President, Guillermo E. Billinghurst, to the Congress 1140

Arrest, imprisonment, and deportation of ex-President Augusto B.

Leguia; offer of asylum at the American Legation and courtesies

extended to him by the United States at Panama and New York;

recognition by the Peruvian Government of the right of a political

refugee to seek and be accorded asylum at the legation of a for-

eign country..........-

1141

Boundary dispute between Peru and Ecuador; request of Peru for

arbitration thereof through the mediation of the United States,

Argentina, and Brazil__--

1147

The Tacna-Arica dispute between Peru and Chile; various pro-

posals for the mediation of the United States, Argentina, and

Brazil; refusal of Chile to assent to the offer of the United States

to protect Peruvian interests in Chile___.

Slavery in the Putumayo region; joint investigation by the Govern-

ments of the United States and Great Britain___.

Portugal:

American citizenship of Portuguese-born children of native or

naturalized American fathers; dual citizenship of American-born

children of Portuguese parents; their exemption from Portuguese

military service under certain conditions; interpretation of the

Naturalization Treaty of 1908 between the United States and

Portugal, the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, and Section

1993 of the Revised Statutes___

Roumania:

1164

1240

1290

War with Bulgaria. (See Bulgaria.)

Salvador:

Assassination of the President of Salvador, Manuel E. Araújo, and

succession of Carlos Meléndez to the Presidency –

1304

Servia:

War with Bulgaria. (See Bulgaria.)

War with Turkey. (See Turkey.)

Turkey:

War between Turkey and Montenegro, Servia, Bulgaria, and Greece;

treaty of peace signed at London on May 30, 1913; treaty of peace

between Turkey and Bulgaria signed at Constantinople on Sep-

tember 29, 1913, and between Turkey and Greece, at Athens,

Sinking of the steamship Teras of the Archipelago-American Line

in Turkish waters by a Turkish battery or mine; protest of the

United States against refusal of the Turkish Government to

surrender the captain thereof to American consular jurisdiction_. 1310

Protest of the United States against requisitions of American prop-

erty by the Turkish Government for military purposes..

Uruguay:

1339

Arbitration Convention of January 9, 1909, between the United States

and Uruguay: text.

1346

Venezuela:

Reestablishment of relations between Venezuela and France; good
offices of the United States. (See France.)

International congresses held in the United States:

Third International Congress of Refrigeration.

Fourth International Congress on School Hygiene_----

1348

International conventions; texts:

Pecuniary Claims Convention between the United States and other

Powers (extending the duration of the Treaty for the Arbitration

of Pecuniary Claims signed at Mexico on January 30, 1902)

signed at Rio de Janeiro, August 13, 1906___.

Convention between the United States and other Powers establishing

the Status of Naturalized Citizens who again take up their resi-

dence in the country of their origin; signed at Rio de Janeiro,

August 13, 1906_-----

Convention between the United States and other Powers for the Uni-

fication of Certain Rules of Law with respect to Assistance and

Salvage at Sea; signed at Brussels, September 23, 1910_‒‒‒‒‒‒

Convention and Final Protocol between the United States and other

Powers for the Protection of Industrial Property (replacing the

Paris Convention and Final Protocol of March 20, 1883, the Pro-

tocol of Madrid of April 15, 1891, and the Additional Act signed
at Brussels on December 14, 1900) signed at Washington, June 2,
1911 ---

Radiotelegraph Convention between the United States and other

Powers; Final Protocol; Service Regulations and Supplements

thereto; signed at London, July 5, 1912.

1363

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