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Quebec SS Co. v. Merchant
133 US 375, 10 S. Ct. 397, 33 L. Ed. 656 - Supreme Court, 1890 - Google Scholar
This was an action to recover damages for personal injuries, brought by Barbara Merchant against
the Quebec Steamship Company, a Canadian corporation, in the Superior Court of the city of …
the Quebec Steamship Company, a Canadian corporation, in the Superior Court of the city of …
Burthe v. Denis
133 US 514, 10 S. Ct. 335, 33 L. Ed. 768 - Supreme Court, 1890 - Google Scholar
As the contention of the plaintiffs in error that they are entitled to the entire award rendered by
the French and American Claims Commission, after deducting from it the conceded charges …
the French and American Claims Commission, after deducting from it the conceded charges …
Coulam v. Doull
133 US 216, 10 S. Ct. 253, 33 L. Ed. 596 - Supreme Court, 1890 - Google Scholar
Accepting the finding of fact that the testator intentionally excluded his children from any share
of the property disposed of by the will, respecting which, upon this record, there could be no …
of the property disposed of by the will, respecting which, upon this record, there could be no …
Knox County v. Harshman
133 US 152, 10 S. Ct. 257, 33 L. Ed. 586 - Supreme Court, 1890 - Google Scholar
155 In the case before us, the bill in equity of the judgment debtor contains no allegation of any
fraud on the part of the judgment creditor or his agents. The allegation that the record of the judgment …
fraud on the part of the judgment creditor or his agents. The allegation that the record of the judgment …
Street v. United States
133 US 299, 10 S. Ct. 309, 33 L. Ed. 631 - Supreme Court, 1890 - Google Scholar
The principal contention of the appellant is that, proceedings having been commenced under
section 11, they should have been carried to a close, and that he could be mustered out of the …
section 11, they should have been carried to a close, and that he could be mustered out of the …
Comanche County v. Lewis
133 US 198, 10 S. Ct. 286, 33 L. Ed. 604 - Supreme Court, 1890 - Google Scholar
At the time of its admission into the Union, in 1861, the settlements were confined to the eastern
portion of the State, the west being wholly unoccupied. The territory of the State was divided …
portion of the State, the west being wholly unoccupied. The territory of the State was divided …
Corbin v. Gould
133 US 308, 10 S. Ct. 312, 33 L. Ed. 611 - Supreme Court, 1890 - Google Scholar
The claim of the complainants, filed in the Patent Office for the registration of the trade-mark in
question, is in these words: "Our trade-mark consists of the letters and words and arbitrary symbols …
question, is in these words: "Our trade-mark consists of the letters and words and arbitrary symbols …
Shepherd v. Pepper
133 US 626, 10 S. Ct. 438, 33 L. Ed. 706 - Supreme Court, 1890 - Google Scholar
On the 1st of June, 1874, Alexander R. Shepherd and his wife made a deed of trust to Andrew
C. Bradley and William H. Philip conveying to them real estate situated in the city 629 of …
C. Bradley and William H. Philip conveying to them real estate situated in the city 629 of …
Phoenix Caster Co. v. Spiegel
133 US 360, 10 S. Ct. 409, 33 L. Ed. 663 - Supreme Court, 1890 - Google Scholar
The claim of the patent is for a combination of the following elements: (1) the floor-wheels
EE; (2) the anti-friction pivot-wheel F; (3) the housing B; (4) the elliptical housing opening, or …
EE; (2) the anti-friction pivot-wheel F; (3) the housing B; (4) the elliptical housing opening, or …
Beals v. Illinois, M. & TR Co.
133 US 290, 10 S. Ct. 314, 33 L. Ed. 608 - Supreme Court, 1890 - Google Scholar
The plaintiff's replication is, in terms, only to "the answers" of the three defendant
corporations, and not to their pleas, although each of them had filed a plea, and the only answers …
corporations, and not to their pleas, although each of them had filed a plea, and the only answers …