When was it published?

December 25, 1846 in American Republican And Baltimore Daily Clipper

Domestic News December 25, 1846

American Republican And Baltimore Daily Clipper

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Hamilton Winn, Asbury Walters, League, Gamble, Kennard

Q: What keywords are associated?

Knife Cutting, Tavern Altercation, Hamilton Winn, Asbury Walters, Arrest, Preliminary Examination

Baltimore, Maryland

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What is this article about?

An altercation at a German tavern near Bel-Air Market House on Wednesday night resulted in Hamilton Winn severely cutting Asbury Walters with a knife. Winn was arrested by officers League and Gamble, examined before Justice Kennard, and released on security for a Saturday hearing.

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Cutting with a Knife. An altercation took place on Wednesday night at a German tavern near the Bel-Air Market House, between two men named Hamilton Winn and Asbury Walters, in which the latter was severely cut in several places by a knife in the hands of the former. Winn was promptly arrested by officers League and Gamble, and confined in the Middle District Watch House until yesterday morning when a preliminary examination took place before Justice Kennard. He was released on security for a further hearing, to take place on Saturday morning.

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime Legal Or Court

What keywords are associated?

Knife Cutting Tavern Altercation Hamilton Winn Asbury Walters Arrest Preliminary Examination

What entities or persons were involved?

Hamilton Winn Asbury Walters League Gamble Kennard

Where did it happen?

Near The Bel Air Market House

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Near The Bel Air Market House

Event Date

Wednesday Night

Key Persons

Hamilton Winn Asbury Walters League Gamble Kennard

Outcome

asbury walters was severely cut in several places; hamilton winn arrested and released on security for further hearing on saturday morning

Event Details

An altercation took place on Wednesday night at a German tavern near the Bel-Air Market House, between two men named Hamilton Winn and Asbury Walters, in which the latter was severely cut in several places by a knife in the hands of the former. Winn was promptly arrested by officers League and Gamble, and confined in the Middle District Watch House until yesterday morning when a preliminary examination took place before Justice Kennard. He was released on security for a further hearing, to take place on Saturday morning.