United States Minister to the Ottoman Empire

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The United States Minister to the Ottoman Empire was the chief American diplomatic representative responsible for managing political, commercial, and consular relations between the United States and the Ottoman government before the role evolved into a modern ambassadorship.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf diplomatic post
government office
accreditedTo Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
appointedBy President of the United States
category Defunct diplomatic missions of the United States
United States–Ottoman Empire relations NERFINISHED
confirmedBy United States Senate
country United States of America
diplomaticRank Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary NERFINISHED
duty manage commercial relations between the United States and the Ottoman Empire
manage political relations between the United States and the Ottoman Empire
oversee consular affairs of the United States in the Ottoman Empire
function negotiate treaties between the United States and the Ottoman Empire
protect interests of United States citizens in the Ottoman Empire
report on political and economic developments in the Ottoman Empire
historicalContext evolved into a modern ambassadorship as diplomatic ranks were standardized
jurisdiction Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
languageOfDiplomacy English
French
locatedIn Ottoman capital
officeHoldersInclude Alexander W. Terrell NERFINISHED
David Porter NERFINISHED
E. Joy Morris NERFINISHED
George P. Marsh NERFINISHED
James B. Angell NERFINISHED
John A. Porter NERFINISHED
John G. A. Leishman NERFINISHED
Morris B. Belmont NERFINISHED
Oscar S. Straus NERFINISHED
Solomon Hirsch NERFINISHED
partOf United States foreign service NERFINISHED
predecessorOffice United States Chargé d’Affaires to the Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
relatedOffice United States Ambassador to Turkey NERFINISHED
United States Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
reportsTo United States Department of State NERFINISHED
United States Secretary of State
representedCountry United States of America NERFINISHED
residence United States legation in Constantinople NERFINISHED
role chief American diplomatic representative to the Ottoman Empire
seat Constantinople NERFINISHED
Istanbul NERFINISHED
status historical office
successorOffice United States Ambassador to Turkey NERFINISHED
United States Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
timePeriod 19th century
early 20th century

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Commodore David Porter positionHeld United States Minister to the Ottoman Empire
subject surface form: David Porter
Morgenthau positionHeld United States Minister to the Ottoman Empire
subject surface form: Henry Morgenthau Sr.
this entity surface form: United States Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire
Henry Morgenthau Sr. positionHeld United States Minister to the Ottoman Empire
this entity surface form: United States Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire
Lew Wallace positionHeld United States Minister to the Ottoman Empire
Patrick J. Hurley positionHeld United States Minister to the Ottoman Empire
this entity surface form: United States Minister to the Near East (special diplomatic missions)
Horace Maynard positionHeld United States Minister to the Ottoman Empire
this entity surface form: U.S. Minister to the Ottoman Empire