Message from the President of the United States: Relative to the Regulations Concerning the Transportation of Imported Merchandise and Domestic Products from One Port in the United States Over Canadian Territory to Another Port Therein, and the Further Requirements of Such TrafficU.S. Government Printing Office, 1893 - 28 páginas |
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18th ultimo 1st instant 9th instant acknowledge the receipt Acting Secretary action Admiral Brown Admiral Skerrett American citizens authority B. F. TRACY Blaine Blount Chandler cipher Comly commander-in-chief Pacific Station commanding officer Boston Commodore Ramsay confidential coöperation copy desire dispatch February 14 Flagship Charleston foreign FOSTER Frelinghuysen Government of Hawaii Hawaiian Government Hawaiian Islands Hawaiian Kingdom Hawaiian waters Honolulu honor inclose herewith Inclosure instructions interests JAMES G January January 21 King legislature letter letter of credence lives and property ment Mohican native naval force NAVY DEPARTMENT Navy Pay Office obedient servant Pacific Station President proclamation protection protectorate Provisional Government Queen Rear-Admiral Brown Rear-Admiral Kimberly Rear-Admiral Skerrett request respectfully San Francisco Secretary Tracy September Stevens T. F. BAYARD telegram tion Tracy to Admiral Tracy to commanding Tracy to Rear-Admiral U. S. Navy United States minister United States naval vessels W. Q. GRESHAM Washington WHARTON WILLIAM F
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