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Unnumbered dispatch dated 16 February 1907, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant Secretary of State
Report on posting quarantine laws and regulations in the consular district of Jerusalem (pp. 110).
Dispatch Nr 120 dated 25 February 1907, from Consul Selah Merrill to Assistant Secretary of State
Report on the documents necessary for travelling in Turkey, on the value of an American passports, including complaints made by travellers (pp. 108-109).
Unnumbered dispatch dated 6 November 1907, from Consul Thomas Ross Wallace to Assistant Secretary of State
Report on the olive production in the consular district of Jerusalem (no page number).
Dispatch Nr 7 dated 22 November 1907, from Consul Thomas Ross Wallace to Assistant Secretary of State
Report on the foreign consular establishments in Jerusalem : activities, means, staff (pp. 12-18).
Unnumbered dispatch dated 5 December 1907, from Consul Thomas Ross Wallace to Assistant Secretary of State
Report on the conditions governing the supply and demand of flour in Palestine in response to questions from a US company (pp. 18a-18c).
Dispatch Nr 7 dated 6 January 1908, from Consul Thomas Ross Wallace to Assistant Secretary of State
Transmitting the complaint made by American citizens in Jerusalem against the change recently made by the American Postal authority from the Austrian to the French Postal Service (pp. 19).
Dispatch Nr 13 dated 15 April 1908, from Consul Thomas Ross Wallace to Assistant Secretary of State
Report on the arrival in Jerusalem of the automobile traveller Charles J. Glidden and his wife and how they were received by the mayor and the governor (no page number).
Dispatch Nr 15 dated 8 May 1908, from Consul Thomas Ross Wallace to Assistant Secretary of State
Question on the ability of the National Correspondance Institute (Washington D.C.), which has an established agency in Jerusalem, to grant degrees (pp. 22).
Dispatch Nr 11 dated 6 June 1908, from Consul Thomas Ross Wallace to Assistant Secretary of State
Report on supply and demand for lumber in the consular district of Jerusalem (pp. 31-37).