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Dispatch Nr 218 dated 29 January 1891, from Consul Henri Gillman to Assistant Secretary of State William F. Wharton
Report on contagious disease among domestic animals in the consular district of Jerusalem (pp. 310-311).
Dispatch Nr 219 dated 31 January 1891, from Consul Henri Gillman to Assistant Secretary of State William F. Wharton
Report on the agriculture and horticulture in the consular district of Jerusalem for the month of January 1891 (pp. 311-312).
Dispatch Nr 222 dated 14 February 1891, from Consul Henri Gillman to Assistant Secretary of State William F. Wharton
Report on the fact that there was no case of cholera in Jerusalem and that there is no reason for American citizens not to visit Palestine (pp. 315-316).
Dispatch Nr 225 dated 28 February 1891, from Consul Henri Gillman to Assistant Secretary of State William F. Wharton
Report on the agriculture and horticulture in the consular district of Jerusalem for the month of February 1891 (pp. 317-318).
Dispatch Nr 226 dated 7 March 1891, from Consul Henri Gillman to Assistant Secretary of State William F. Wharton
Report on the sinking of a Russian steamer at Jaffa whose passengers included American citizens (pp. 319-321).
Dispatch Nr 230 dated 1 April 1891, from Consul Henri Gillman to Assistant Secretary of State William F. Wharton
Report on agriculture and horticulture in the consular district of Jerusalem for the month of March 1891 (pp. 325-326).
Dispatch Nr 233 dated 1 May 1891, from Consul Henri Gillman to Assistant Secretary of State William F. Wharton
Report on agriculture and horticulture in the consular district of Jerusalem for the month of April 1891 (pp. 327-328).
Dispatch Nr 10 dated 8 September 1891, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant Secretary of State William F. Wharton
Asking for a second dragoman because a big part of the American citizens in the consular district of Jerusalem are naturalized ones, born in Russia or Poland, who don't speak English (pp. 342-344).
Dispatch Nr 12 dated 16 September 1891, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant Secretary of State William F. Wharton
Suggestion made to the Department of State to make a public statement on the fact that people visiting Palestine have nothing to fear from cholera (pp. 345).
Dispatch Nr 15 dated 5 October 1891, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant Secretary of State William F. Wharton
Report on Jews and Jewish colonies in the consular district of Jerusalem (pp. 347-360).