Transcription: 24670 Gentry and Christians at dedication of church -Tzechow - 1902

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Transcription: 24669 Chinese Ladies - wives of gentlemen 24672 - Tzechow

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Transcription: 24668 A Chinese Gentleman - Tzechow

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Transcription: 24666 Church ruined by Boxers - 1902 where pastor was martyred - Tien Ku Chow 24667 Chinese banyan tree near Mission House - Tzechow. Children of Mr. Manly in tree - City wall behind tree.

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Transcription: 24662 Interior of Methodist Church - Jien Chow, West China 24663 Ruined dwelling - Tien Ku Chow - 1902 after massacre - West China 24664 Ruins of Church where martyr preacher - Grandfather Ju met his death - June 1902, Tien Ku Chow 24665 Ruins at Tien Ku Chow after riot and massacre - 1902

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Transcription: 24658 School Boys, West China 24659 Itinerating, West China 24660 Missionaries at Tzechow - 1907 24661 Bible Woman and son - Jien Chow, West China

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Transcription: 24654 Old Pagoda going to ruin - West China. The story is that the "pixies" built it in one night but dawn came before it was finished and they left it as it is today. 24655 Pagoda at Liu Ling, West China 24656 Christian Women, West China 24657 A Christian Family, West China

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Transcription: 24652 Incense Urn - West China 24653 Loards of Empty coal baskets - West China

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Transcription: 24646 Mount of Golden Happiness - West China 24647 Mount of Golden Hapiness - West China

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Transcription: 24644 Shrine in Temple - West China 24645 Cultivating rice with feet - West China

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Transcription: 24642 Load carrier in mountains with blocks of sulphur 24643 Water wheel used to irrigate rice fields - West China

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Transcription: 24640 Sedan Chair in Courtyard - West China 24641 Specemens of China's Millions

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Transcription: 24638 Crowd on River Bank - West China 24639 Idols and Priest- West China

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Transcription: 24636 Mr. Ho- once a Christian school boy - now preacher and teacher 24637 Market scene in a Tample square - West China

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Transcription: 24634 Methodist Church - Tze Yang Shien - West China 24635 Guests of missionary ... (words destroyed)

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Transcription: 24632 Pagoda at Jien Chow - West China 24633 Boats at Ichang

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Transcription: 24630 Buddhist Priest at Mt. Omei 24631 District Conference at ... (words destroyed)

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Transcription: 24628 Bronze Bas Relief in Temple on Mt. Omei 24629 Priests at Temple of ... (words destroyed)

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Transcription: 24626 Mt. Omei - West China 24627 Mt. Omei - West China

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Transcription: 24624 Mountaineer's Dwelling - Mt. Omei 24625 Graves of Priests - Mt. Omei

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Transcription: 24622 Load carriers on Mt. Omei, West China. Load composed of blanket, food, teapot, long bamboo lantern, etc. 24623 Waxtree - Mt. Omei

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Transcription: 24620 Group of Gentry at Tzechow 24621 Methodist Church - Tzechow

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Transcription: 24614 First Annual Mission Conference in West China, Bishop Bashford - Tzechow 24615 First Women in Bible Training School - Tzechow

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Transcription: 24612 Church and Parsonage at Lien Ku Chow. Scene of massacre of Ju Da Yeay and six Christians in June 1902, during Boxer movement near Tzechow. His church was destroyed and the cement floor is now used as threshing floor. Church membership, however has grown. For further detail - see general f... (word destroyed) 24613 Christians in a Bible Conference Group. Pan Lung Tsang in Tzechow District.

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Transcription: 24610 Wedding Chair and procession. Bride is inside the closed red chair. Chungking 24611 Annual meeting at Chungking - Bishop Lewis

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Transcription: 24608 Chungking Institute and Residence, 1899 24609 Graves of Mrs. I. H. Mc-Cartney and infant child of Dr. and Mrs. Moolsey. Grave of Tang Shi I, the first Protestant martyr of west China, is seen in the rear. Chungking

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Transcription: 24606 Memorial Arch (near river) near Chungkimg c.f. 24597 24607 Rice field seen from mountain near Chungking

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Transcription: 24604 Carpenters, Chungking 24605 Bishop and Mrs Lewis at Chungking

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Transcription: 24602 Pagoda and Temple near Chungking 24603 Temple outside Chungking

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Transcription: 24600 Covered Bridge, 50 miles west of Chungking 24601 Idols in Temple opposite Chungking

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Transcription: 24598 Temporary camp at the "New Rapids" on the Yangtse, formed by a landslide into the river. Bishop and Mrs. Joyce appear in the picture 24599 Wood Sawyers, Chungking

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Transcription: 24596 Annual Meeting Group Chentu. Bishop Spellmeyu in center, 1907 24597 Arch of stone in memory of a widow who remained

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Transcription: 24594 "Search of Scriptures" Convention on the Trechow (sp) District, West China 24595 Two generations of preachers - Fung of Chentu

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Transcription: 24592 Idol gate keeper, Kwan Shien 35 miles north west of Chengtu, West China 24593 Hospital - Chentu

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Transcription: 24586 First painting of the water which irrigate the Chengtu Plain. Suspension Bridge. The water come together again at Lu Chow, 150 miles distant, after enclosing several mountain ranges. 24587 Suspension Bridge 35 miles northwest of Chengtu. One of the oldest, if not the oldest, large suspension bridge in the world - 800 ft. long.

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Transcription: 24584 River flowing past 12 miles from Chengto "Q uang tuo" 24585 First painting of the river whichirrigates the Chengtu plain in open bridge

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Transcription: 24559 Anti-Gambling Parade, Social Reform Canton

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Transcription: 24558 Anti-Gambling Parade, Social Reform, Canton

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Transcription: 24557 Anti-Gabmling Parade Social Reform

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Transcription: 23341 Group of Chinese children 23384 Union University, CHina 23395 Map chart

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Transcription: 23217 Heroes of Pathway China Congregation and house given at Pai-Lio Hinghwa, China (See Descriptive File, See China O.P.I. 33) 23218 Heroes of Cathway China, Hero Euseberore and his wrecked house (See Descriptive File, See Chine O.P.I. 33a) 23223 Foochow City Sunday School Rally, Spring 1914, Blind School Boys' Band at the right, Mrs. H.M Churchill at the organ. Native and foreign workers present. 23334 No caption 2383 Union University, China

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Transcription: 19315 Giving out flour 19316 Old Grandmother 19317 Sweeping up flour at the flour station 19318 Sweeping off sacks at a Flour Station

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Transcription: 19311 Argosy of Flour auchared 19313 At a Flour Station - Yankee 19314 Giving out potatoes

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Transcription: 19307 House deserted 19308 Preparing meal of barks 19309 Waste laud - The Kiangpah famine 19310 Work of relief argosy of flour - The Kiangpah famine

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Transcription: 19303 Gatharing weeds for food 19304 Gathering weeds for food 19305 Gathering weeds for food 19306 Roof food - The Kiangpeh famine

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Transcription: 19299 Roof gone for food 19300 Roof gone for food 19301 Evidences of famine

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Transcription: 19295 Ruins of houses 19296 Ruins of houses 19297 Crowd of refugees - Evidence of famine 19298 Some famine victims - Evidences of famine

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Transcription: 19291 Evidences of Famine - In front of ruined houses 19292 Evidences of famine - In front of ruined houses 19293 Evidences of famine - In front of ruined houses 19294 Evidences of famine - In front of ruined houses

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Transcription: 19287 Small Pox 19288 Laying by road side 19290 Daily Dick

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Transcription: 19283 Yankee floure statire 19284 Yankee flour station 19285 No caption 19286 Femine camp

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Transcription: 19279 On the way - The Ground Canal 19280 The bronze ox 19281 Famine victims, grievs swelling (The Kiangpeh famine) Famine victims, grievs swelling (The Kiangpeh famine)

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Transcription: 19210 Mrs. Bashford on Red Sea

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Transcription: 19208 Bishop and Mrs. Bashford on Red Sea 19209 Bishop Bashford on Red Sea

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Transcription: 19063 By an ancestral momument 19064 Shaking hands with preacher of Teper Village, Hinghwa

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Transcription: 19060 Eating Supper in Inn, Hinghwa 19061 Eating by wayside, Ingchung Trip 19062 Coming out with band and firecrackers to meet Bishop Bashford

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Transcription: 19058 Coming through village, Hinghwa 19059 Flashlight in Inn, Hinghwa

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Transcription: 19056 Emerging from rest house on road, Honghwa 19057 On road under tropical grass

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Transcription: 19053 Taking hand at oars 19054 Watching sail being hoilted, Foochow to Hinghwa 19055 Racing with another houseboat

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Transcription: 19049 Inspecting a Day School 19050 Inspecting a Day School 19051 In Day School Yard, Hinghwa Day School 19052 In Day School Yard, Hinghwa Day Schools

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Transcription: 19048 Dadication of Woman's Hospital, Dr. Bi Chui Li receiving key, Sungtuin

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Transcription: 19044 Foochow Conference, Bishop Bashford presiding 19045 Foochow Conference, Bishop Bashford ordaining Chinese Preachers 19046 By Sedan Chair Up to Kuchan

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Transcription: 19040 Mr. Smith and Bishop Bashford on floor of house boat, Szechman 19041 Bishop Bashford, Dr. Arthur Smith and H. S. Elliott eating in Szechman 19042 Bishop Bashford, Mr. Arthur Smith and Mr. McCartney eating in Inn, sorrounded with crowd Szechman 19043 Foochow Conference Bishop Bashford presiding Dr. Worley interpreting

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Transcription: 19038 Bishop Bashford on house boat, Poyang Lake 19039 Bishop Bashford and Mr. Arthur Smith on front of boat, [Nui]sp. River, Szechman

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