HistoryAtState · WaxCylinderRevival · Nov 14, 2019 · Nov 14, 2019 · Nov 14, 2019 · Nov 14, 2019
diff --git a/volumes/frus1882.xml b/volumes/frus1882.xml
@@ -36984,7 +36984,7 @@
                                 apaches.</hi></head>
                             <opener><dateline rendition="#right"><placeName><hi rend="smallcaps"
                                             >Department of State and of War and Marine,
-                                        Mexico.</hi></placeName> [<date when="1882-05-04"
+                                        Mexico</hi></placeName>[, <date when="1882-05-04"
                                         ana="#date_undated-inferred-from-document-content"
                                         calendar="gregorian">May 4,
                                 1882</date>].</dateline></opener>

diff --git a/volumes/frus1883.xml b/volumes/frus1883.xml
@@ -72629,7 +72629,7 @@
                                         <persName type="to">Aristarchi Bey</persName>.</hi></head>
                             <opener><dateline rendition="#right"><placeName><hi rend="smallcaps"
                                             >Sublime Porte</hi>,<lb/><hi rend="italic">Ministry of
-                                            Foreign Affairs</hi>.</placeName> [<date
+                                            Foreign Affairs</hi></placeName>[, <date
                                         when="1882-11-01"
                                         ana="#date_undated-inferred-from-document-content"
                                         calendar="gregorian">November 1,

diff --git a/volumes/frus1886.xml b/volumes/frus1886.xml
@@ -81224,7 +81224,7 @@
                                     when="1886-10-15"
                                     ana="#date_undated-inferred-from-document-content-and-sibling-dates"
                                     calendar="gregorian"><hi rend="italic"
-                                >Friday.</hi></date></dateline></opener>
+                                >Friday</hi></date>.</dateline></opener>
                         <p><hi rend="smallcaps">Dear</hi> Mr. <hi rend="smallcaps">Curry</hi>: The
                             decision of the President re-establishing the 10 per cent, duties upon
                             goods and produce from the Spanish Antilles takes me by surprise.</p>

diff --git a/volumes/frus1887.xml b/volumes/frus1887.xml
@@ -41958,9 +41958,9 @@
                         <opener><seg rendition="#center">[Inclosure 1 in No. 472.]</seg></opener>
                         <head><hi rend="smallcaps">north american fisheries</hi>.</head>
                         <opener>
-                            <dateline><date when="1887-03-21" calendar="gregorian"
+                            <dateline>[<date when="1887-03-21" calendar="gregorian"
                                     ana="#date_undated-inferred-from-document-content">March 21,
-                                    1887</date></dateline>
+                                    1887</date>]</dateline>
                         </opener>
                         <p rend="center">Parliamentary proceedings, March 21, 1887.</p>
                         <p>Mr. <hi rend="smallcaps">Gourley</hi> asked the under secretary for

diff --git a/volumes/frus1901China.xml b/volumes/frus1901China.xml
@@ -1612,10 +1612,8 @@
                     frus:doc-dateTime-max="1900-09-25T23:59:59-05:00">
                     <head><hi rend="italic">Imperial edict of September 25, 1900.</hi></head>
                     <opener>
-                        <dateline>
-                            <date when="1900-09-25" ana="#date_undated-inferred-from-document-head"
-                                calendar="gregorian">September 25, 1900</date>
-                        </dateline>
+                        <dateline>[<date when="1900-09-25" ana="#date_undated-inferred-from-document-head"
+                                calendar="gregorian">September 25, 1900</date>]</dateline>
                     </opener>
                     <p>The Secretary of State received on October 2, 1900, from the Chinese minister
                         a memorandum informing him that a cablegram had been received from