(Q5720137)

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instance of

human

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sex or gender

male

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based on heuristic

inferred from person's full name

country of citizenship

Australia

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given name

Henry

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family name

Daglish

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date of birth

18 November 1866^Gregorian

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place of birth

Ballarat

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date of death

16 August 1920^Gregorian

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place of death

Subiaco

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manner of death

natural causes

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cause of death

cancer

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place of burial

Karrakatta Cemetery

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number of children

2

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languages spoken, written or signed

English

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writing language

English

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occupation

politician

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civil servant

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inferred from

Category:Australian public servants

retrieved

17 June 2019

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mechanical engineer

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position held

Premier of Western Australia

replaces

Walter James

replaced by

Hector Rason

start time

10 August 1904^Gregorian

end time

25 August 1905^Gregorian

series ordinal

6

electoral district

Subiaco

parliamentary group

Western Australian Labor Party

appointed by

Frederick Bedford

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Member of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly

electoral district

Subiaco

start time

24 April 1901^Gregorian

end time

3 October 1911^Gregorian

replaced by

Bartholomew James Stubbs

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Treasurer of Western Australia

start time

10 August 1904^Gregorian

end time

25 August 1904^Gregorian

replaces

Hector Rason

replaced by

Hector Rason

electoral district

Subiaco

parliamentary group

Western Australian Labor Party

appointed by

Frederick Bedford

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Minister for Education

start time

10 August 1904^Gregorian

end time

7 June 1905^Gregorian

replaces

Walter Kingsmill

replaced by

Thomas Bath

electoral district

Subiaco

parliamentary group

Western Australian Labor Party

appointed by

Frederick Bedford

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Leader of the Opposition

start time

25 August 1905^Gregorian

end time

27 September 1905^Gregorian

replaced by

William Dartnell Johnson

electoral district

Subiaco

parliamentary group

Western Australian Labor Party

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Minister for Works

start time

16 September 1910^Gregorian

end time

3 October 1911^Gregorian

replaces

Frank Wilson

replaced by

William Dartnell Johnson

electoral district

Subiaco

parliamentary group

Ministerialist

appointed by

Gerald Strickland, 1st Baron Strickland

Frank Wilson

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Mayor of the City of Subiaco

start time

1 December 1902^Gregorian

end time

1 December 1904^Gregorian

replaced by

John Prowse

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Mayor of the City of Subiaco

start time

12 June 1907^Gregorian

end time

December 1908^Gregorian

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member of Subiaco City Council

start time

1 December 1900^Gregorian

end time

1 May 1901^Gregorian

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educated at

University of Melbourne

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member of political party

Western Australian Labor Party

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member of

Subiaco Football Club

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Commons category

Henry Daglish

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