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| Title: | Chinese Discrimination |
|---|---|
| Internal ID: | 0050.0450 |
| Medium: | Newspaper |
| Date: | September 12th 1900 |
| Collection: | 0050 |
| Publisher: | The Nelson Economist |
| Pages: | 9 |
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Chinamen in British Columbia raise money to be devoted to the enlistment of an army to protect the Chinese emperor.
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