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Newspaper
Logansport Telegraph
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1841
Page
2
The article extols agricultural societies for spreading advanced farming, improving stock, and boosting profitability in communities. It praises the Case county society and notes its laudable efforts, urging public support and recognition of their valuable work. A poem from M. W. Trytr...ng and verses from N. Wiltwine accompany the piece.
Cincinnati physician Dr Drake releases a 57 page pamphlet presenting an enquiry into the cause of Trambles or milk sickness. The work aims to shed light on the disease and its origins for readers and medical observers.
The Marshall reports Louisville’s population as twenty one thousand eight hundred, reflecting a recent census or survey outcome.
The Convention of Delegates to nominate candidates for the next August election will meet in Logansport on May 8.
An election for a congressman will be held in this district on the third day of May next. Hon. David Wallace is the Whig candidate, opposed by N. B. Palmer, formerly Treasurer of State.
A Friday evening concert at the Presbyterian church impressed Logan with growing musical attainment. The Band performed with spirited effort, pleasing the audience, especially the trombone piece by Graf and the Wiseman variation on Auld Lang Syne on the clarinet. Ladies enjoyed the pianoforte solos and the event drew pride for the Band’s reputation.
The message outlines Tyler's plan after Harrison's death, pledging constitutional restraint, civil service reform, and strict economy. He calls for separation of purse and sword, removal of corrupt officeholders, and firm foreign policy while preserving union and constitutional balance.
Governor Tyler now President expresses clear views on tariff distribution of public lands and currency. He notes harmony of sentiment with Harrison and Clay and signals the administration’s general course. The message is presented amid a solemn preface and divine blessing.
An official call to the public to humble themselves under Providence amid calamity acknowledging past mercy and seeking God’s protection. The notice ends by noting the death of William Henry Harerson.
Washington April 5 1841 arrangements for the interment of the late President are issued by the Adjutant General with a detailed order of procession and military escort. The procession includes Maj. Gen. Macomb and various units of Army Navy and Militia and a civic procession. The line forms at 11 am on Wednesday and moves at 12 pm with minute guns and salutes. The Adjutant General coordinates the day with army aides and the US Marshal. the public and officials are invited to join or observe.
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