Knapp confesses to planned murder with Crowninshield
In Salem a confession outlines a 1830 plot to kill Capt. White for his will. Joseph Jenkins Knapp Jr and accomplices discussed means of murder, theft of a will, and split of proceeds, with letters and amputation of evidence later burned. Trial follows as jurors hear the linked testimonies.
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Ariy
Joseph Jenkins Knapastee
John Francis Knapp
Capt
Frank
Stephen White
Captain White
Richard Jr
Geo. Crowninshield
Salem Common
Richard
Wes Will
Que
Eli
Geo
Defendant
Wenham
Capt. White
Salem
Jos. Dewing
Guadaloupe
Howard Street
Gideon Barstow
Committee of Vigilance
William H. Allen
Dfendant
Solman
Palmer
Carr
D&c
Canker Worns
Ife
Richard Crowninshield, Jr
Bialf
Ele
Danvers
South Salem
George
Pahners
Counter
Ile
Joe
Messrs
Dexter
Gardiner
Wm. Allen
White
Portugal
Turkey
Great Britain
France
Colombia
Bolivar
Brazal
Buenos
Sentence Pronounced in Crowninshield Case by Judge Putnam
Yesterday afternoon the jury returned in the Crowninshield case and Joseph Jenkins Knapp Jr. was brought to the courthouse to receive judgment. Judge Putnam pronounced the sentence with solemnity and gravitas as the court conveyed the verdict and penalties to the assembled crowd.
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Salem Gazette
J. Knapp
George Crowninshield
Joseph Jenkins Knapp, Jr
Putnanm
Joszen Jenuiss Earp
G. Crowninshield
Fedony
George ‘Crowninshield
Salem
Putnam
Susion Courier
Trial and execution looming over Knapp co-conspirator
The text recounts a condemned defendant awaiting sentence after a guilty verdict in the Knapp murder case, detailing a sermon of remorse and the court’s plan to impose the law. It describes Crowninshield’s subsequent trial and acquittal, and provides broader updates on European and American affairs of the era.
Wellington can easily obtain parliamentary majorities
The London Morning Chronicle reports that the Duke of Wellington can secure large majorities to support him in any crusade against Belgium, a remark attributed to the aristocracy and clergy of this country.
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London Morning Chronicle
Duke of Wellington
Belgium
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