The Times (Niagara-on-the-Lake)

Abstract

An update from the Niagara Township Council; an update on Civic Holiday events around Niagara that took place; lyrics of famous songs that have touched the world; California Labour Commission starts a movement against Japanese immigration; Police Commissioner Theodore Roosevelt looks to stop drinking on Sundays in New York through the saloon closing law; cholera rages in Russia; an article on the growing population in Great Britain, including population numbers for 1891 and 1895; an article on the mining and lumber prospects in Algoma, noting Ontario continues to grow; Chapter 11 & 12 of “A Defiant Beauty”; an article describing how bicycles are made; an article describing how McGill University has tested the speed of electricity; Western Union promotes a new telegraphic invention that can transmit and print 350 words per minute; an update on London England’s Big Wheel construction;