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March 5, 1846
The Voice Of Freedom
Montpelier, Brandon, Washington County, Rutland County, Vermont
What is this article about?
Officer A. M. C. Smith arrests Charles J. Morris in Indiana for robbing an express agent of $35,000 with Dr. Hatch; arrives in New York with Pomeroy of the robbed firm.
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Arrest of Another Express Robber. Officer A. M. C. Smith arrived in New York on Monday evening, having in custody an individual named Charles J. Morris, alias Mortgage, whom he arrested in the western part of Indiana, on a charge of having been concerned with Dr. Hatch, in robbing the agent of Livingston, Wells & Co., of a trunk containing $35,000 on the 23d of October last. Mr. G. E. Pomeroy, late a member of the firm of Livingston, Wells & Co, accompanied officer Smith on his journey to Indiana, where they found the accused living in splendid quarters.--Bee
What sub-type of article is it?
Crime Story
What themes does it cover?
Crime Punishment
What keywords are associated?
Express Robbery
Arrest
Indiana
New York
Trunk Theft
What entities or persons were involved?
Charles J. Morris
Dr. Hatch
Officer A. M. C. Smith
G. E. Pomeroy
Where did it happen?
Western Part Of Indiana, New York
Story Details
Key Persons
Charles J. Morris
Dr. Hatch
Officer A. M. C. Smith
G. E. Pomeroy
Location
Western Part Of Indiana, New York
Event Date
23d Of October Last
Story Details
Officer A. M. C. Smith arrested Charles J. Morris, alias Mortgage, in western Indiana for involvement with Dr. Hatch in robbing Livingston, Wells & Co. agent of $35,000 on October 23. G. E. Pomeroy accompanied Smith; Morris lived in splendid quarters.