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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1900

Page

4

Troops for China Considered as Russia Moves in Manchuria

London reports Sept 17 that Britain may shift troops from South Africa to India to enable sending more forces to China after predictions of November hostilities. Russian legation reportedly moved from Peking to Tien Tsin. The assassin of Baron von Ketteler is said to have been shot. Chinese officials claim 20,000 disbanded soldiers remain in Peking. Ho Chien fortress relief by Chinese regulars is noted.

London Robert Hart Ching Associated Press South Africa India China Peking Tien Tsin Li Hung Chang Daily News Baron von Ketteler Morning Post Hsu Tung Hu Lu Chi Li Wang Yi Yung Imperial Academy Ho Chien Ont TA

Looting in Peking prompts inquiry into barbarities

General Chaffee orders investigation into alleged barbarities as looting continues in Peking with both authorized and unauthorized acts. He seeks international cooperation to guard remaining houses, while missionaries press that royal figures behind the turmoil must be punished. General Fukishima reports brutal outrages at Tung Chow and requests allied cooperation to curb abuses.

General Chaffee Peking Pekin Fukishima Chaffee Tung Chow Muir Pung Chow Tien Tsin

Americans Engage Boxers Near Mo Lao on Road to Peking

A British signal officer reports a sharp clash between a company of the Fourteenth United States infantry and 2,000 Boxers at Mo Lao. A detachment of Bengal Lancers arrived, charged the Boxers in the rear, routing them with 200 dead. Americans suffered no casualties.

Fourteenth Zaien Tsin United States Infantry Mo Lao Peking Bengal Lancers Tien Tsin

Russians push into Manchuria amid rail halt

Reports from Sept 13 describe Russian forces rapidly entering Manchuria with extensive operations expected before winter. They halted the railroad to Peking, seen as a move to pressure powers into accepting the destruction of Peking. The Lin-Tien expedition has returned to Tientsin and Boxer forces retreat toward a village 30 miles up the Grana canal. Noltz heads to America after Pretoria report.

Ruselunus Porgulag Men Txin Manchuria Peking Ude Liny Jared Buck Grana Canal

Windstorm and public notices spread across Iowa

Sioux City reports a 72 mile per hour wind for one minute with damage to trees signs and windows as other Iowa items include nurse Della Weeks heading to Galveston to aid flood sufferers Dolliver addresses Red Oak crowd and Whitecaps assault farmer Cray Funeral for Mrs Booge in Sioux City Endeavor leaders plus Prohibition rally and German Lutheran service in Burlington ministerial aid fund organized in Sioux City plus locomotive firemen claim payouts Debs at convention and Miss Mattie Mash likely to go free in Des Moines

Sioux City

Methodist Hospital Gets $50,000 Endowment Boost

Boone conference in Des Moines commends the Methodist Protestant hospital for securing broad support. After limited debate, it was voted to raise 50000 for endowment, with pastors and organizers confident funds will be raised smoothly and the institution can serve widely.

Oea Moines Des Moines Protestant Basla

Political campaign notes and violent incidents across the nation

The article lists campaign moves by Republicans and Democrats with a National Civil Federation tribute in Chicago and a Republican push in Greater New York. It notes in Idaho a partial fusion with Populists and Missouri Populists adopting Democratic ticket planks. It reports boxing results, a yacht race, and baseball club organization. It closes with multiple crime, accident, and murder stories across several states, including drownings, lynchings, and a Seminole melee.

National Civle Federation Chicago Kold Democratic Party Indianapolis Zachary ‘Cnaylor Congress Tennessee Idaho Missouri Kansas City Republcan Greater New York

Sunday School lesson on readiness for Christ’s return

A religious lesson discusses Christian readiness for the second coming, faith, and duties as servants of God. It cites scripture from 1 Peter, Revelation, Thessalonians, and Romans, urging girded loins and truthful living while awaiting Jesus. It emphasizes salvation by Christ’s blood, vigilance, and faithful stewardship until the Lord returns.

Lesnon Lake xl Vérnon D. M. Stearn Copsright Armérican Press Israel Hehyden Jeans Chuet Jesus Mount of Olives Christ Gervanta Troy Josus John

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