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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1895

Page

4

The World's Mineral Production in 1894 Volume Review

The 1894 volume of The World's Mineral Industry edited by Rothwell notes over 100 known minerals and discusses mining methods, prices, and dividends. It highlights low prices across the industrial world, with copper value down despite a production rise, pig iron output near 9 million tons, and U S silver mining down 18 percent in quantity but 38.6 percent in value. Gold production rose, with costs for gold ore reduction at $3 per ton and wages $2.50 to $3.50 daily, signaling a shift to improved processing for low grade ores and opportunities in the Rocky Mountain and Pacific regions.

R. P. Rothwell Engineering and Mining Journal Rothwell United States Outon Rocky Mountain Pacific Coast

Not Enlisted In Navy Warships Despite Allure of Pay

The piece argues American youth shun the navy ships as Scandinavian‑manned and led by Annapolis graduates. Enlistment pay starts at 19 dollars monthly with basic needs covered, rising to 21 for seasoned sailors plus three months ashore on a three year cruise. A sailor labels officers as premature, pushing for merit-based advancement to top ranks.

Annapolis Naval Academy Congress Fts

Democratic State Platform and Convention in New York

A lengthy account of the state Democratic convention in New York, outlining platform principles on home rule, tax reform, honest government, and civil service reform. It notes criticism of Republican policies, calls for strict constitutional adherence, and describes post‑convention ticket shuffling and delegations departing by special trains. The report covers key figures like Augustus Schell, Norton Chase, and John Judson, plus the contentious excise issue and party unity tensions.

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Nominees named by State Democratic convention

The convention nominates Norton Chase for attorney general and other names for state offices. Biographies sketch John D. Teller, Horatio C. King, John B. Judson, Norton Chase, Dewitt Dow, and Russell R. Stuart. State committee elects officers. Schieren declines renomination. Montreal reports Imperial exhibition funding.

Crutic C. King Brooklyn Stroler John . Dudson Gierstate Cubtes- Bill John D. Teller Auburn Court of Appeals Sandy Hill Washington County Williams College Cayuga County Horatio C. King Portland Washington Dickinson College Pennsylvania Edward M. Stanton Lincoln General King Army of the Potomac John B. Judson Kingsborough Gloversville Albany Democratic State Committee Twenty-second Norton Chase Yale College Albany Law School Chase Senate Dewitt Dow Schoharie County Cobleskill First National Bank of Russell R Stuart Erie County Syracuse Horatio Seymour, Jr Martin Schenck Campbell W. Adams Utica

Hartford and Farragut's Flagship Amid Public Wares

The piece praises the Hartford Admiral Farragut’s flagship and its repair, sketches patriotism, and commends bravery in individuals. It condemns water theft by rich packers in Chicago, laments curbs on free speech, and derides rumors about Cecil Rhodes. It also comments on electrified streetcars and American spending abroad.

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