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Logansport Telegraph

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1828

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Evans Farewell Address Sets Tone For End Of Session

Speaker Evans delivers closing words to the House, reflecting on the session’s burdens, tariff and bank debates, internal improvements, and hopes for unity across regions. He laments separation and recalls past rivalries, yet stresses enterprise and economy as guiding principles for the future.

Evans House of Represent Thomas J. Evans Rand Europe

Weather as fickle as a coquette in February

The writer laments rapidly changing February weather with sun, rain, frost, and cold winds. It contrasts brief warmth with sharp shifts, calling for steady conditions and noting the sun’s inconsistent mood as a playful, unreliable factor.

N. O. Adv

Report on Hudson's Bay Company Occupancy at Columbia River

A Senate report presented by Mr. Linn discusses occupancy of the Columbia River area by United States agents. The Hudson's Bay Company has held peaceful possession from the river mouth onward, aims to assert rights over time, fortifies positions, and seeks Indian allegiance should U.S. moves challenge their advantage.

Conumora River Senate Linn Hudson’s Bay Company United States Columbia River Alexandria Gazette

Drowning of Passenger Linked to Steamboat Robbery

The Evansville Journal reports aboard the Rienzi at the wharf a passenger was robbed of 900 dollars by the chambermaid. She leaped overboard and drowned, with mystery surrounding the death as only the pilot and a few crewmen saw the act. The pilot is suspected of conspiring to divide the loot.

Logansport Indiana Tom Ton Walker Tom Walker Black Legs Boston Universa Ren Evansville Journal Soarnab

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