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| View Entry | Edward H. Coats & Co. v. Merchants Cotton Press & Storage Co. | Shelby | Loss of Property |
The plaintiff was a firm operating out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania who ordered 100 bales of cotton from the defendant, but fire destroyed it before delivery. |
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| View Entry | E. H. Coated & Co. v. Merchants Cotton Press & Storage Co. | Shelby | Loss of Property |
E.H. Coated & Co. was a firm of cotton buyers and brokers out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They were sued to recover losses involving 100 bales of cotton burned in a compress owned by the defendants, located in Memphis, Tennessee. |
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| View Entry | Hugh McGehee v. Iron Mountain Railroad Co. of Memphis | Shelby | Obstruction of Property |
Plaintiff claims that the railroad has infringed on his personal property, blocking his right of way, and interfering with his use of a public street. Plat map included after page 24. |
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| View Entry | Julius Frost & wife v. Hartie & Schied | Shelby | Property Dispute |
Property consists of house goods (i.e.. Sink, tub, pipes, etc.) |
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| View Entry | Mike Haggerty v. W. Wellman | Shelby | Loss of Property |
To recover the value of a horse. |
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| View Entry | S. J. Rosenheim & wife v. Hartie & Schied | Shelby | Property Dispute |
Property consists of house goods (i.e.. Sink, tub, pipes, etc.) Brief included. |
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| View Entry | W. J. Chase v. Fannie H. Page, et al | Shelby | Property Dispute |
Additional defendants: Jesse W. Page, F. Louis Warner, trustee, James H. Malone, trustee, Edward F. Wills, Fannie Page (a minor), Sue Rose Page (a minor), Nannie P. Haynes, Otho B. Haynes, W. H. Gantt, George Gantt, Jr., Blanche Albon, and J. P. Albon. |
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