Open-door policy in Manchuria; establishment of customs-houses and opening of ports to international trade

^a.See also “Railroads in Manchuria,” p. 776, and “Customs and Inland Taxation,” p. 226.

(For previous correspondence see Foreign Relations, 1906, pp. 162 et seq.)

American Legation,
Peking,May 17, 1907.

File No. 551/46–47.

Department of State,
Washington,May 24, 1907.

File No. 551/25b.

American Embassy,
St. Petersburg,May 30, 1907.

File No. 551/28.

American Embassy,
St. Petersburg,June 1, 1907.

File No. 551/33–34.

American Legation,
Peking,June 4, 1907.

File No. 551/51–52.

American Legation,
Peking,June 19, 1907.

File No. 551/42.

American Legation,
Peking,June 25, 1907.

File No. 551/57–58.

American Legation,
Peking,June 29, 1907.

File No. 551/55–56.

American Legation,
Peking,November 2, 1907.

File No. 551/78.

American Legation,
Peking,November 27, 1907.

File No. 551/83–84.

Department of State,
Washington,December 31, 1907.

File No. 551/78.

Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Annual Message of the President Transmitted to Congress December 3, 1907, (In two parts), Part I