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Report on a German colonization society, known as the "Temple at Jerusalem" or "The German temple", protected by the German government and that aim to re-establish a Spiritual Temple in Palestine as preparation work for the second coming of Christ (pp. 50).
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Report on the appointment of a new Dragoman (pp. 55).
Μέρος τουUnited States Consular Records for Jerusalem, Palestine
Annual report of the consulate. The report mentions in particular the expansion of Jerusalem, the opening of the Mosque of Omar to foreigners and the construction of a new hotel (pp. 72-80).
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Report on religious controversies and disputes in Jerusalem, especially between the different Christian and Jewish Sects, and in particular about the restoration of the Church of Nativity, the exclusion of the Christians from the St. James Church, the controversy on property of St. George Church between Catholics and Greeks (pp. 83-87).
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Commercial report for the year ending september 30th 1871 (pp. 101).
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Report on the arrangement between the Greeks and Latins in Bethlehem after the troubles that took place in April 1873 (pp. 159-160).
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Report on the doubts on the advancement of the railway project between Jaffa and Jerusalem after the French engineers left (pp. 160).
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Report on the appointment of new Dragomans in Jerusalem and Jaffa (pp. 207).
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Approval of the dismissal by the Vice-Consul of a Dragoman convinced of exacting baksheesh (pp. 218-219).
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Report on the visit of US Naval Offiers of the "Vaudalia" in Jerusalem (pp. 224).