THE GLOBE Semi-Weekly edition, Washington, D.C., April 5, 1841 

* President William Henry Harrison
* Washington, D.C. death - 1st report

The upper right corner of the front page has what appears to be almost a news bulletin headed: "Death Of The President", datelined "April 4, two o'clock, A.M." and beginning: "It is with deep regret we announce that WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON is no more. He died at thirty minutes before one o'clock this morning..." with further particulars.
Much lengthier reporting concerning the death of the President is found on page 2, taking 3 columns with various notices, announcements, etc.
There are at least 3 distinctions of Harrison as President: 1) his inaugural address is the longest on record; 2) he was the first President to die in office; 3) he served as President for the shortest term (31 days).
Four pages, very slightly irregular at the blank spine, good condition. Terrific to have this early report in a Washington, D.C. newspaper.