Dispatch Nr 20 dated 12 August 1908, from Consul Thomas Ross Wallace to Assistant Secretary of State
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Report on the political situation in Turkey and the effect on the population in Jerusalem of the restoring of the Constitution by the Sultan (pp. 67, 74-80).
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Report on the advantage to be derived in the importation of goats of a breed native of Palestine for milking purpoases in response to questions from a US citizen (pp. 92-97).
Dispatch Nr 28 dated 6 October 1908, from Consul Thomas Ross Wallace to Assistant Secretary of State
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Report on the activities of the consulate for the year (pp. 98-137).
Dispatch Nr 63 dated 15 March 1909, from Consul Thomas Ross Wallace to Assistant Secretary of State
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Further report on the conflict between the laity and clergy of the Greek Orthodox Church bringing the history of the affair up to the present times (pp. 256-265).
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Report on the difficulties encountered in obtaining a salvo of honor in honor of the rise of the American flag (pp. 13).
Dispatch Nr 5 dated 27 September 1860, from Consul William R. Page to Secretary of State Lewis Cass
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Further report on the attacks committed by fanatical Moslems against Christians in Damascus (pp. 60-61).
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Report on the invasion of Palestine by cocuss insects (pp. 133).
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Report on the installation in Jaffa of forty American families coming from Maine (pp. 141).
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Report on G. J. Adams and his proceedings as "Minister of the Gospel and President of the American Colony in Jaffa" with American citizens that recently arrived from Maine (pp. 145-153).
Dispatch Nr 7 dated 5 August 1870, from Consul Richard Beardsley to Secretary of State Hamilton Fish
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Transmission of a petition from the representative Jews of Jerusalem to the US President in order to become Consulate proteges if they cannot benefit from the protection of their native country (pp. 350-353).