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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 27, 1904
Page
3
White Australia debate cited as divine teaching argument
A reader defends White Australia by claiming Jesus as a divine teacher and Fatherhood of God joins all nations. The letter criticizes Austral-Britisher for racial barriers, cites Mill and Roosevelt, and argues Christianity supports removing bans to improve civilizational ties with Japan and other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Australia
God
St. Paul
Mjin
Christ
Coombe
John Stewart Mill
Jesus
Stewart Mill
Sydney “ Daily Telegraph
Kista Beitisher
Austral-Britisher
Tam
Roosevelt
Stuva
Strpes
Thomas Clarken
William Wilberforce
John Bright
William Penn
Barnera
Japan
Sydney Morning Herald
Grimmett on Britain and Asia in a Colonial Era Shift
J A S Grimmett argues that Japan’s past use of bows and arrows contrasts with modern methods, warning that within 25 years millions may fall under Australia’s Alien Restriction Bill as global powers expand influence. He urges Britain to ease Chinese barriers and align foreign policy with other civilized nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Trnlin
JAS
Grimmett
Letter to the Editor Questions Mixed Racial Marriage
A reader responds to Mr Kimmett's letter from the issue of the 20th, asking whether he would approve his relatives marrying a Chinaman to advance the cause of the coloured races. The note signs Yer Anorner Avstrat Bairisner and calls for a position on interracial marriage.
New Land Act A Cowra Farmer Affected
A Cowra farmer, returning immigrant, caused a stir in the town wearing a ragged suit and a card while distributing slips about the new act. He had won a homestead area at ballot among 40 applicants but the land board disallowed his claim due to an adjacent selector's prior right under the act. The case highlights hardships for homestead selectors under the new provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Telegraph
Land Board
Fragmentary colonial newspaper item with obscure quotes
A mangled OCR passage mentions a miser and his gold, influenza illness, and a censored or corrupted line about giving up wealth. It also includes garbled references to Jane Hetherington, a husband, and imprisonment for life, but details are unreadable.
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White Australia
Wolfes
Schnapps
Peak Hill Express
Jane Hetherington
Tbs
Cliffor
Toby
Love & GO
Agents
Clarence Street
Sydney
T. Lusk
the People’s Tailor
Caswell Street
Peak Hill
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