James Watson
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James Watson has 73 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference, with 5 live disagreements.
Mostly:nominated by(11), in favour of(4), performed large works in(4)
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- Henry Bolton[1]all time · Coloured Persons
- James H Fitzgibbon[1]all time · Coloured Persons
- James Smith[1]all time · Coloured Persons
- John Labbett[1]all time · Coloured Persons
- O Donohue[1]all time · Coloured Persons
- Peter Mallon[1]all time · Coloured Persons
- Richard Southall[1]all time · Coloured Persons
- Robert W Wilson[1]all time · Coloured Persons
- S Knapp[1]all time · Coloured Persons
- S Pole[1]all time · Coloured Persons
Inbound mentions (3)
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- Morning Light
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- Alderman Hipwood
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- Alderman Hipwood
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Other facts (62)
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| Predicate | Value | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| In Favour of | Fostering Local Industries | [1] |
| In Favour of | Immigration | [1] |
| In Favour of | Lien Act | [1] |
| In Favour of | triennial Parliaments | [1] |
| Performed Large Works in | Bundaberg | [1] |
| Performed Large Works in | Rockhampton | [1] |
| Performed Large Works in | St Lawrence | [1] |
| Performed Large Works in | Townsville | [1] |
| Carried Contracts in Ports Except | Cooktown | [1] |
| Carried Contracts in Ports Except | Maryborough | [1] |
| Opposes | Sewage Into Brisbane River | [1] |
| Opposes | benefit one class by extinction of another | [1] |
| Advocates Act for | working man to understand, small farmers freehold | [1] |
| Advocates Immigration of | small farmers with capital | [1] |
| Always Been | Liberal | [1] |
| Always Paid | 20s in the pound | [1] |
| Announced As | independent candidate | [1] |
| Approves Local Option But | one clause unfair | [1] |
| Audience Heckled on | railway, wages, fair play | [1] |
| Believes in | Federation | [1] |
| Built Vessels for | French Government | [1] |
| Cannot Understand | Current Land Act | [1] |
| Championed With | Mr Hemmant | [1] |
| Commits to | attend to wants keeping colony welfare in view | [1] |
| Commits to Deliver | Valley Post Office | [1] |
| Commits to Vote Against | coolie, Chinese, or kanaka labour | [1] |
| Determined to Achieve | Valley Railway to Bulimba | [1] |
| Done Much for | Fortitude Valley | [1] |
| Done Work for | Fortitude Valley | [1] |
| Endorses Motto | United we stand, divided we fall | [1] |
| Expressed Thankfulness | Alderman Hipwood | [1] |
| Expressed View on Platform | Beattie ought to push Valley Railway | [1] |
| Felt Proud | asked to contest | [1] |
| Had Difference With | Mr Beattie | [1] |
| Has Intimate Knowledge of | Fortitude Valley Wants | [1] |
| Has Large Stake in | Fortitude Valley | [1] |
| Has Long Residence in | Fortitude Valley | [1] |
| Induced to Stand | request of large influential electors | [1] |
| Interests Identical With | Fortitude Valley Electors | [1] |
| Is Employer of Labour | true | [1] |
| Keynote Address | Watson Address to Electors | [1] |
| Likes | fairplay | [1] |
| Native of | far north Scotland | [1] |
| Never Employed | black labour | [1] |
| Never Employed Coloured Labour | true | [1] |
| Pays Minimum Wages | 7s per day | [1] |
| Performed Large Works on | Burdekin Bridge | [1] |
| Planned Lecture on | Land Acts Queensland | [1] |
| Prefers Land Act | Land Act 1876 | [1] |
| Principles Type | advanced type | [1] |
| Read Act Twice | Current Land Act | [1] |
| Received Reception | cordial | [1] |
| Role | chairman of Sugar Refinery Company | [1] |
| Rose From | humble ranks of working men | [1] |
| Self Evaluates As | not great politician but sound common sense | [1] |
| Self Identifies As | free trade in land | [1] |
| Supports | all Liberal measures for welfare | [1] |
| Was Champion of | Liberal interest in 1874 | [1] |
| Was Intimate Friends With | Mr Beattie | [1] |
| Well Known to | Fortitude Valley Residents | [1] |
| Worked in Colony for | 20 years | [1] |
| Years in Colony | 24 years | [1] |
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References (1)
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See also
- Federation
- French Government
- Current Land Act
- Cooktown
- Maryborough
- Mr Hemmant
- Valley Post Office
- Valley Railway to Bulimba
- Fortitude Valley
- Alderman Hipwood
- Mr Beattie
- Fortitude Valley Wants
- Fostering Local Industries
- Immigration
- Lien Act
- Fortitude Valley Electors
- Watson Address to Electors
- Henry Bolton
- James H Fitzgibbon
- James Smith
- John Labbett
- O Donohue
- Peter Mallon
- Richard Southall
- Robert W Wilson
- S Knapp
- S Pole
- Thomas Lawless
- Sewage Into Brisbane River
- Bundaberg
- Rockhampton
- St Lawrence
- Townsville
- Burdekin Bridge
- Land Acts Queensland
- Land Act 1876
- Fortitude Valley Residents
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