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Domestic News May 10, 1787

The New York Journal, And Weekly Register

New York, New York County, New York

What is this article about?

Extract from Worcester letter dated May 1 reports the supreme judicial court opened there last Tuesday per adjournment. Trials ongoing for three men indicted for treason: Henry Gale of Princeton, Silas Livermore of Paxton, and Jacob Chamberlain of Dudley. Many applying to commissioners for pardons related to the late rebellion.

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Extract of a letter from Worcester, May 1.

" On Tuesday last week, the supreme judicial court was opened in this town, agreeable to adjournment. This court is now holding-three persons are indicted for treason, viz. Henry Gale, of Princeton-Silas Livermore, of Paxton, and Jacob Chamberlain, of Dudley ; their trials are now in hearing.—A large number have applied, and are still applying to the commissioners, who are authorized to pardon persons of certain descriptions, concerned in the late rebellion."

What sub-type of article is it?

Legal Or Court Rebellion Or Revolt

What keywords are associated?

Supreme Judicial Court Treason Indictments Worcester Trials Rebellion Pardons

What entities or persons were involved?

Henry Gale Of Princeton Silas Livermore Of Paxton Jacob Chamberlain Of Dudley

Where did it happen?

Worcester

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Worcester

Event Date

Opened Tuesday Last Week; Ongoing May 1

Key Persons

Henry Gale Of Princeton Silas Livermore Of Paxton Jacob Chamberlain Of Dudley

Outcome

trials in hearing; large number applying for pardons from commissioners

Event Details

Supreme judicial court opened in Worcester agreeable to adjournment. Three persons indicted for treason: Henry Gale of Princeton, Silas Livermore of Paxton, Jacob Chamberlain of Dudley; their trials now in hearing. Large number applying to commissioners authorized to pardon persons concerned in the late rebellion.

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