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Robert Carson, libellant and appellee, v. claimants of Schooner "Mary Lord," respondents and appellants brief for libellant and appellee1886
With Robert Carson, Mary Lord (Schooner), United States. Circuit Court (Maine)
No. 155, the Philadelphia, Franklin J. Parmenter, claimant, appellant, v. James Barker, libellant, appellee brief for James Barker, libellant, appellee : upon his motion to dismiss the above-named appeal with costs : in reply to brief for appellant, filed April 16, 18961896
With James Barker, Franklin J. Parmenter, United States. Circuit Court (1st Circuit)
The Samuel Dillaway: no. 269, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company, libellant, appellant, v. Albert H. Smith, claimant, appellee, no. 270, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company, defendant, appellant, v. William T. Donnell et al., libellants, appellees : brief for Albert H. Smith, claimant, and William T. Donnell et al., owners of the Schooner Samuel Dillaway1899
With Albert H. Smith, William T. Donnell, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company Delaware, United States. Court of Appeals (1st Circuit)
Joseph M. Clark and Alvah H. Boushell, partners trading as Joseph M. Clark & Company, claimants of Tug Edna V. Crew, appellees, versus New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Company, claimant of Steam-tug Portsmouth and Barge N.Y.P. & N. no. 2, appellee and appellant, and J.S. Winslow & Company, claimant of Schooner Baker Palmer, appellee and appellant brief for J.S. Winslow & Company, claimant of the Schooner Baker Palmer, appellee and appellant1912
With Joseph M. Clark, Alvah H. Boushell, Sophia Liddell, J.S. Winslow & Company, New York, Philadelphia, and Norfolk Railroad Co, United States. Court of Appeals (4th Circuit)

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No. 155, the Philadelphia, Franklin J. Parmenter, claimant, appellant, v. James Barker, libellant, appellee brief for James Barker, libellant, appellee : upon his motion to dismiss the above-named appeal with costs : in reply to brief for appellant, filed April 16, 18961896
With James Barker, Franklin J. Parmenter, United States. Circuit Court (1st Circuit)
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The Samuel Dillaway: no. 269, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company, libellant, appellant, v. Albert H. Smith, claimant, appellee, no. 270, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company, defendant, appellant, v. William T. Donnell et al., libellants, appellees : brief for Albert H. Smith, claimant, and William T. Donnell et al., owners of the Schooner Samuel Dillaway1899
With Albert H. Smith, William T. Donnell, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company Delaware, United States. Court of Appeals (1st Circuit)
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Robert Carson, libellant and appellee, v. claimants of Schooner "Mary Lord," respondents and appellants brief for libellant and appellee1886
With Robert Carson, Mary Lord (Schooner), United States. Circuit Court (Maine)
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Joseph M. Clark and Alvah H. Boushell, partners trading as Joseph M. Clark & Company, claimants of Tug Edna V. Crew, appellees, versus New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Company, claimant of Steam-tug Portsmouth and Barge N.Y.P. & N. no. 2, appellee and appellant, and J.S. Winslow & Company, claimant of Schooner Baker Palmer, appellee and appellant brief for J.S. Winslow & Company, claimant of the Schooner Baker Palmer, appellee and appellant1912
With Joseph M. Clark, Alvah H. Boushell, Sophia Liddell, J.S. Winslow & Company, New York, Philadelphia, and Norfolk Railroad Co, United States. Court of Appeals (4th Circuit)
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