United States. Circuit Court (Massachusetts)
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Books by United States. Circuit Court (Massachusetts)
Total count: 44
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Mary Gilman vs. Samuel Brown[s.n.]1817-01-01
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Gilman vs. Brown & althe case in equity, tried in the Circuit of the United States for Massachusetts District, at Boston, May term 1817, before the Hon. Joseph Story ...[s.n.]1817-01-01
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The case of William Brooks versus Ezekiel Byam and others, in equityin the Circuit Court of the United States, for the First Circuit--District of Massachusetts. Before the Honorable Mr. Justice Story, the Honorable Judge Sprague. Simon Greenleaf, esq., Charles Sumner, esq., counsel for complainant. Franklin Dexter, esq., Eben'r Smith, Jr., esq., counsel for respondentsPress of Freeman and Bolles1842-01-01
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An article on the Latimer case, from the March number of the law reporterBradbury, Soden and Co.1843-01-01
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Case of Washburn, et al., v. Gouldin the Circuit Court[s.n.]1843-01-01
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Wm. W. Woodworth et al. v. Lawrence Rogers et als.n.1847-01-01
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A report of the case of Herrick Aiken versus Stephen C. Bemis, in the Circuit Court of the United States, Massachusetts District, with the proceedings and evidence at both trials and the opinion of the court on the motion for a new trialPrinted by C.C.P. Moody1849-01-01
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In the Circuit Court of the United States, district of Massachusetts, Samuel Colt vs. the Mass. Arms Companyreport of the trial of the above-entitle cause, at Boston, on the thirtieth day of June, A.D. 1851 : before His Honor, Levi Woodbury, associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United StatesWhite & Potter, Printers1851-01-01
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Trial of the action of Edward Desor, plff., vs. Chas. H. Davis, deftbefore the Circuit Court of the United States for the district of Massachusetts : for breach of contract to write a book on the geological effects of the tidal currents of the ocean : tried before His Honor Peleg SpragueStacy and Richardson, Printers1852-01-01
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William Johnson vs. James E. Rootsuit for violation of the plaintiff's patent for sewing machines, by sale of a machine containing his feeding mechanism : charge of Hon. Peleg Sprague, district judge, to the juryThos. Holman, printer1859-01-01
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Hetty H. Robinson, in equity, vs. Thomas Mandell, et alabstract of the pleadings[s.n.]1865-01-01
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William B. Lawrence vs. Richard H. Dana, Jr., et alsbill in equity[s.n.]1866-01-01
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William Beach Lawrence vs. R.H. Dana, Jr., et alsbrief for complainantAlfred Mudge & Son, Law Printers1867-01-01
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The United States of America, by information, vs. two hundred and seventy-eight barrels of distilled spiritsJoseph A. Boyden, John H. Harrington, claimantsA. Mudge & Son1868-01-01
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Alfred B. Ely, in equity, vs. James G. BentonJ.E. Farwell & Co., Printers1870-01-01
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Enoch G. Sweatt, petitioner, v. Seth Adams, petitioner in bankruptcy against the Boston, Hartford, & Erie Railroad Cobrief for Seth Adams, and the assigneesA. Mudge & Son, law printers1871-01-01
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David M. Weston, et al., complainants, v. Nathaniel C. Nash, et al., defendantspleadings and evidencePrinted under direction of the clerk1874-01-01
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Schooner Abby Ingalls, Daniel Parsons, et al., libelants, appellants, v. William C. Holway, et al., claimants, appellees[s.n.]1875-01-01
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The Jefferson Borden mutinyTrial of George Miller, John Glew & William Smith for murder on the high seas; before Clifford & Lowell, JJClerk of the Court1876-01-01
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Steamer Johns Hopkins, Charles M. Trufant et al., libelants, appellants, v. Merchants & Miners' Transportation Co., claimants, appelleestranscript of record of District Court[s.n.]1879-01-01
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Trufant, et al., libellants and appellants, v. Steamer "Johns Hopkins"brief for libellants and appellantsAlfred Mudge & Son, Law Printers1880-01-01
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Charles M. Trufant et al., libellants and appellants, v. Steamer Johns Hopkinsbrief for claimantsAlfred Mudge & Son, Law Printers1880-01-01
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[American Bell Telephone Company et al. v. Albert Spencer et al. ...Pleadings, proofs, argumentsA. Mudge1880-01-01
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Telephone suitsCircuit Court of the United States, district of Massachusetts, in equity : Bell Telephone Company et al. v. Peter A. Dowd : Part II : exhibits of complainants and defendantAlfred Mudge & Son, Law Printers1880-01-01
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Decree in the Dowd caseCircuit Court of the United States, district of Massachusetts, October term, 1880, in equity : no. 1040, Bell Telephone Co., et al., v. Peter A. Dowd : final decree, April 4, 1881[s.n.]1881-01-01
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No. 1949, Steamer Blenheim, Edwin Ball, claimant, appellant, v. Jacob S. Winslow, libelant, appellee, no. 1950, Edwin Ball, libelant, appellant, v. Jacob S. Winslow et al., defendants, appelleesrecordPrinted under direction of the clerk1883-01-01
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No. 2407, Washington E. Robbins, libellant and appellant, v. the Schooner "Annie J. Pardee"recordAddison C. Getchell, law printer1885-01-01
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In the matter of the libel of J.A. Johnson of the schooner "G.M. Porter" v. schooner "Alfred Brabrook," and the cross libel of J.M. Phillips et al., of schooner "Alfred Brabrook" v. the owners of schooner "G.M. Porter"brief in behalf of appellants, the claimants of the "Alfred Brabrook," and idem as cross-libellants v. the "G.M. Porter."[s.n.]1886-01-01
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Luigi Filiberto, et al., libellants, v. the Bark "John H. Pearson"brief for libellants on proceedings under mandate of Supreme CourtPress of Rockwell and Churchill1887-01-01
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The United States of America v. the American Bell Telephone Co. [June 15, 1887.]Oral argument of Mr. Dickerson for the Bell Company on its demurrerpublisher not identified1887-01-01
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Luigi Filiberto, et al., libellants, appellants, v. Bark "John H. Pearson"brief on remandment for further proceedings on behalf of claimant and appellee[s.n.]1888-01-01
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The Western Union Telegraph Company and others, complainants, against the American Bell Telephone Company, defendantargument for complainants upon the hearing before Hon. John Lowell, masterC.G. Burgoyne's Printing Business1888-01-01
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Western Union Telegraph Co., et al., v. American Bell Telephone Cobefore the Hon. John Lowell, special master : brief for the Bell CoAlfred Mudge & Son, Printers1889-01-01
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Drainage Construction Company v. City of Chelseabill of complaint[s.n.]1889-01-01
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George De B. Keim et al., receivers, claimants, appellants, v. William B. Parker, libellant, appelleerecordPrinted under direction of the clerk1890-01-01
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The bark "Fritz," John R. Gossler et al., libellants, appellants, v. the Standard Sugar Refinery, claimant of cargoes, etc., appelleefinding of facts and conclusions of law submitted and proposed on behalf of the libellants and appellantsLivingston Middleditch & Co., Printers1890-01-01
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Dwight Foster et als., assignees in bankruptcy of Nathaniel McKay and George Aldus, vs. P. Adams Ames and als1896-01-01
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Proceedings of the bench and bar of the Circuit court of the United States, district of Massachusetts, upon the decease of Hon. Thomas Leverett Nelson[s.n.]1896-01-01
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Proceedings of the bench and bar of the Circuit Court of the United States, district of Massachusetts, upon the decease of Hon. John Lowell[s.n.]1897-01-01
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American Bell Telephone Company, complainant, v. National Telephone Manufacturing Company, et al., defendantspleadings and evidencePrinted under direction of the clerk1899-01-01
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Thomson-Houston Electric Company, complainant, vs. Isaac McLean, defendantrecord on pleaEastman Bros., Law Printers1905-01-01
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Thomson-Houston electric company v. Issac McLeanOpinion of the court. May 3, 1906. ...1906-01-01
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In the Circuit Court of the United States for the district of Massachusetts, United States of America, petitioner, v. United Shoe Machinery Company, of New Jersey, and others, defendantspetitionG.P.O.1911-01-01
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In the Circuit Court of the United States for the district of Massachusetts, February term, 1911, United States v. Sidney W. Winslow, et alno. 113, indictment, violation sections 1 and 2, act of July 2, 1890 (Sherman Act), (1) combination, (2) conspiracy, in restraint of and (3) monopolizing, trade in shoe machinery[s.n.]1911-01-01