Dispatch Nr 65 dated 29 March 1909, from Consul Thomas Ross Wallace to Assistant Secretary of State
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Report on the population of Jerusalem, the number of churches, the railway to Jaffa, the use of electric light, telephone and newspapers published in the city in response to the questions from a US citizen (pp. 268-269).
Dispatch Nr 66 dated 3 April 1909, from Consul Thomas Ross Wallace to Assistant Secretary of State
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Report on the Damascus-Mecca railroad in response to the request of a US citizen (pp. 270-275).
Dispatch Nr 69 dated 19 April 1909, from Consul Thomas Ross Wallace to Assistant Secretary of State
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Report on flour mills, shafting, pulleys, etc. in the consular district of Jerusalem in response to questions from a US company (pp. 279-280).
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Correction to the declared exports for the year 1897 and the following, including 1907 (pp. 366-368).
Dispatch Nr 36 dated 20 July 1858, from Consul John Warren Gorham to Secretary of State Lewis Cass
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Report on the attack on a church in Jaffa and on the insults carried out against an American citizen (pp. 31).
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Report on the problems encountered by the families that arrived from Maine under G. J. Adams (pp. 154-155).
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Report on the activities of the US consulate and the situation of Palestine (pp. 195-198).
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Annual report of the consulate for the year (pp. 262-267).
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List of all adult citizens of the US living within the jurisdiction of the consulate and name of their families members (pp. 334).
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Letter in favor of dragoman Gargour including some testimonies by Bishop Gobat and some of the foreign consuls to prove his good reputation (pp. 38-39).