When was it published?

October 15, 1830 in Rhode Island American, Statesman And Providence Gazette

Domestic News October 15, 1830

Rhode Island American, Statesman And Providence Gazette

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Young Man, Benj. J. Hays, John Scott, P. M'intyre

Q: What keywords are associated?

Felony Robbery, Arrest, Law Student, Boarding House Theft, New York Crime

Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island

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What is this article about?

A young man described as a genteel law student was arrested Monday morning by Benjamin J. Hays for robbing John Scott of New Jersey of about $1250 at P. M'Intyre's boarding house on the corner of Courtlandt and Greenwich streets in New York.

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Serious charge of Felony.—A young man of very genteel address, said to be a law student in the interior of the State; was arrested on Monday morning, by Mr. Benj. J. Hays, upon a charge of robbing Mr. John Scott, of New Jersey, of about $1250, at P. M'Intyre's boarding house, on the corner of Courtlandt and Greenwich streets. The prisoner slept in the same room with Mr. Scott. The money consisted of a $500 post note of the U. S. Bank, 3 one hundred dollar bills of the same bank, and 9 fifties of the Morris Canal and Banking Co. N. York Journal of Commerce.

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime

What keywords are associated?

Felony Robbery Arrest Law Student Boarding House Theft New York Crime

What entities or persons were involved?

Young Man Benj. J. Hays John Scott P. M'intyre

Where did it happen?

Corner Of Courtlandt And Greenwich Streets, New York

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Corner Of Courtlandt And Greenwich Streets, New York

Event Date

Monday Morning

Key Persons

Young Man Benj. J. Hays John Scott P. M'intyre

Outcome

arrested on charge of felony robbery of $1250

Event Details

A young man of very genteel address, said to be a law student in the interior of the State, was arrested by Mr. Benj. J. Hays upon a charge of robbing Mr. John Scott of New Jersey of about $1250 at P. M'Intyre's boarding house. The prisoner slept in the same room with Mr. Scott. The money consisted of a $500 post note of the U. S. Bank, 3 one hundred dollar bills of the same bank, and 9 fifties of the Morris Canal and Banking Co.