IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT
By Telegraph—Press Assooiation—Copyright London, Jan. 29. Sir Charles Dilke and Mr Burns have introduced a Bill to establish a minimum wage in sweated industries. The election for Dewsbury seat, rendered vacant by the resignation of Mr Oldroyd, resulted in the return of Mr Runciman, a Liberal Imperialist, who polled 5669 votes against Mr Haley’s, Conservative, 4512, and Mr Queleh’s, Socialist, 1597.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 328, 31 January 1902, Page 2
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