Paul Boytt and others assault Timothy Murphy
- Title of event
- Paul Boytt and others assault Timothy Murphy
- Type of event
- Riot (March) - Assault
- Persons involved
- Paul Boytt and others assault Timothy Murphy Alleged victim Murphy, Timothy (1907)
- Boytt, Paul (1907) Alleged offender Paul Boytt and others assault Timothy Murphy
- Race of actor
- Black
- Race of subject of action
- White
- Address of event
- Paul Boytt and others assault Timothy Murphy Happened Primarily at W 127th St & St Nicholas Ave
- Report on event
- Paul Boytt and others assault Timothy Murphy Main report referencing event 1 Dead, 50 Hurt in Harlem Riot, 8,000 Battle Police
- Paul Boytt and others assault Timothy Murphy Event secondarily referenced by 1 Dead, 100 Hurt as Harlem Mobs Riot Over Boy, 16, And Hearse
- Paul Boytt and others assault Timothy Murphy Primary event referenced by Timothy E. Murphy against Paul Boyett
- Start date / time
- March 19, 1935
- Start (general time of day)
- Day (Evening)
- Description
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[Daily Mirror: "I was on my way home,"; said Murphy. "; They told me they were beating me because I was a white man." [Approximate location]. [See also related event -- a police officer came on the scene, and shot Boytt] [DA File] The defendant [Boyett], in concert with "about nine others" not arrested, "seized hold of the deponent [Murphy]" on the corner of West 127th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue, and said "you white son-of-a-bitch, take it now," before striking and kicking him about the face, head and body – which caused him a broken nose and loss of hearing in his left ear. Boyett denied the charge, saying he was merely an onlooker. A jury acquitted him.