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Dispatch Nr 70 dated 5 October 1896, from Consul Edwin Sherman Wallace to Assistant Secretary of State William Woodville Rockhill
Report on the problems encountered with the Turkish postal service (pp. 596-597).
Unnumbered dispatch dated 7 October 1896, from Consul Edwin Sherman Wallace to Assistant Secretary of State William Woodville Rockhill
Annual report of the consulate for the year in Palestine. The report mentions political and economic questions (pp. 598-602).
Dispatch Nr 94 dated 14 September 1897, from Consul Edwin Sherman Wallace to Assistant secretary of State Thomas Wilbur Cridler
Annual report on commerce and industry in Palestine (pp. 46-52).
Dispatch Nr 95 dated 21 September 1897, from Consul Edwin Sherman Wallace to Assistant secretary of State Thomas Wilbur Cridler
Report on the American cemetary in Jerusalem (pp. 52-54).
Unnumbered dispatch without any date, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant secretary of State Thomas Wilbur Cridler
Annual report on commerce and industry in Palestine (pp. 122-129).
Unnumbered dispatch dated 12 November 1898, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant secretary of State Thomas Wilbur Cridler
Report on the visit in Palestine of the German Emperor (pp. 135-139).
Dispatch Nr 10 dated 3 December 1898, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant secretary of State Thomas Wilbur Cridler
Report on the monetary conditions existing in Palestine (pp. 144-145).
Dispatch Nr 11 dated 23 December 1898, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant secretary of State Thomas Wilbur Cridler
Asking to the Department of State if the Consul have to notice the death of American citizens that are not officially reported to him. The question is due to several cases of unreported death in the Spaffordite Community (pp. 150-153).
Unnumbered dispatch dated 3 January 1899, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant secretary of State Thomas Wilbur Cridler
Description of Jerusalem and of the American consulate – place, duties, office, officers – written on request of the Department of State (pp. 154-163).