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Dispatch Nr 60 dated 18 October 1902, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant secretary of State Herbert Henry Davis Peirce
Report on the progression of cholera in the consular district of Jerusalem (pp. 417-419).
Dispatch Nr 62 dated 10 January 1903, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant secretary of State Herbert Henry Davis Peirce
Further report on the progression of cholera in the consular district of Jerusalem including accusations on negligence committed by the quarantine administration (pp. 423-424).
Dispatch Nr 63 dated 28 January 1903, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant secretary of State Herbert Henry Davis Peirce
Complaint about the poor quality of the Turkish Post Office (pp. 424-426).
Unnumbered dispatch dated 18 April 1903, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant secretary of State Herbert Henry Davis Peirce
Report on the aid given to American citizens by the consulate (pp. 432-434).
Unnumbered dispatch dated 29 July 1903, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant secretary of State Herbert Henry Davis Peirce
Report on harbor and river improvements in the consular district of Jerusalem (pp. 443-445).
Dispatch Nr 71 dated 7 August 1903, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant secretary of State Herbert Henry Davis Peirce
Report on the request made by the Turkish Governor for the Americans to use the Turkish Post Office instead of the Austrian one (pp. 448-449).
Dispatch Nr 73 dated 24 September 1903, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant secretary of State Herbert Henry Davis Peirce
Report on the reasons why no foreigners use the Turkish Post Office but in priority the Austrian one (pp. 452-453).
Dispatch Nr 0 dated 15 October 1903, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant secretary of State Herbert Henry Davis Peirce
Report on the case of the naturalized American citizens in the consular district of Jerusalem and their particularities of being mostly Russian Jews that have previously been Ottoman subjects (pp. 458-459).
Dispatch Nr 0 dated 1 December 1903, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant secretary of State Herbert Henry Davis Peirce
Report on the possibilities for introducing American goods in the consular district of Jerusalem (pp. 462-465).