Author | Title | Citation | Summary | Year | Type | Key Terms in Title or Summary | Case Status |
|
State ex Rel. Martin V. Webster Parish School Board |
126 La. 392, Supreme Court of Louisiana, 18, Docket Number079 (5/23/1910) |
Appeal from Second Judicial District Court, Parish of Webster; R. C. Drew, Judge. Application by the State, on the relation of J. W. Martin and others, for mandamus to the Webster Parish School Board. From a judgment denying the application, the relators appeal. Affirmed. |
1910 |
Cases |
|
|
|
State V. Green |
229 Mo. 642, Supreme Court of Missouri, Division No. 2 (6/30/1910) |
Appeal from Circuit Court, Montgomery County; James D. Barnett, Judge. Arthur Green was convicted of murder in the second degree, and appeals. Affirmed. |
1910 |
Cases |
|
|
|
State V. Lem |
57 Or. 482, Supreme Court of Oregon (4/5/1910) |
Appeal from Circuit Court, Multnomah County; Earl C. Bronaugh, Judge. Lem Woon was convicted of murder, and he appeals. Affirmed. |
1910 |
Cases |
|
|
|
State V. Treadaway |
126 La. 300, Supreme Court of Louisiana, 18, Docket Number149 (4/25/1910) |
Appeal from Criminal District Court, Parish of Orleans; Frank D. Chretien, Judge. Octave Treadaway and another were indicted for miscegenation, in violation of Act No. 87 of 1908, § 1, and from a judgment of acquittal the State appeals. Affirmed. |
1910 |
Cases |
|
|
|
State V. Woodward |
68 W.Va. 66, Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia (10/25/1910) |
Error from Circuit Court, Randolph County. James R. Woodward was convicted of keeping open a saloon on Sunday, and brings error. Affirmed. |
1910 |
Cases |
|
|
|
Succession of Gravier |
125 La. 733, Supreme Court of Louisiana, Docket Number 17,588 (2/14/1910) |
Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans; George H. Theard, Judge. Proceedings for settlement of the estate of Delphine Gravier. Application of the public administrator to be appointed administrator or curator, which Felicite Jamet and another opposed. From a judgment allowing the application, opponents appeal. Affirmed. |
1910 |
Cases |
|
|
|
Succession of Schmidt |
125 La. 1065, Supreme Court of Louisiana, Docket Number 17,669 (3/28/1910) |
Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans; Fred D. King, Judge. In the Matter of the Succession of Charlotte Schmidt. Rushian Johnson and others, proponents of a certain will, appeal from an order probating a will in nuncupative form. Reversed. |
1910 |
Cases |
|
|
|
Toomer V. State |
112 Md. 285, Court of Appeals of Maryland (1/14/1910) |
Appeal from Circuit Court, Harford County; Geo. L. Van Bibber, Judge. Woodburn Toomer was convicted of attempting to extort money by threats, and he appeals. Affirmed. |
1910 |
Cases |
|
|
|
U.s. V. Balsara |
180 F. 694, Circuit Court of Appeals, Second Circuit, Docket Number 186 (7/1/1910) |
Repeal of statutes by implication, see note to First Nat. Bank v. Weidenbeck, 38 C.C.A. 136.) Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. Application by Bhicaji Franyi Belsara for admission to citizenship. From an order admitting applicant (171 Fed. 294), the United States appeals. Order affirmed. |
1910 |
Cases |
|
|
|
Wall V. Oyster |
36 App.D.C. 50, Court of Appeals of District of Columbia, Docket Number 2203 (12/5/1910) |
The COURT in the opinion stated the facts as follows: The appellant, Isabel I. Wall, by her next friend, Stephen R. Wall, filed a petition for mandamus to compel the appellees, James F. Oyster, William V. Cox, Barton W. Everman, et al., who compose the board of education, to reverse the ruling of the superintendent of the Brookland White School,... |
1910 |
Cases |
|
|
|
Weems V. U.s. |
217 U.S. 349, Supreme Court of the United States, Docket Number 20 (5/2/1910) |
IN ERROR to the Supreme Court of the Philippine Island to review a judgment which affirmed a conviction in the Court of First Instance for the City of Manila of the falsification by a public official of a public and official document. Reversed, and remanded with directions to dismiss the proceeding. See same case below, 7 Philippine, 241. The facts... |
1910 |
Cases |
|
This has some negative history but hasn’t been reversed
or overruled. |
|
Wood V. Owen |
133 Ga. 751, Supreme Court of Georgia (1/13/1910) |
Error from Superior Court, Paulding County; Price Edwards, Judge. Action by W. B. Wood, administrator, and others, against S. O. Owen and others. Judgment for defendants, and plaintiffs bring error. Affirmed. |
1910 |
Cases |
|
|
|
Beals V. State |
139 Wis. 544, Supreme Court of Wisconsin (5/22/1909) |
Action in the Supreme Court by Abbie E. Beals against the State of Wisconsin. On demurrer to the complaint. Action dismissed. Timlin, J., dissenting. |
1909 |
Cases |
|
This is no longer good law for at least one of the points of law it contains. |
|
Brawner V. Irvin |
169 F. 964, Circuit Court, N.D. Georgia, Eastern Division (5/1/1909) |
The declaration in this case is as follows: The petition of Lula Brawner shows that W. H. Irvin has injured and damaged her in the sum of $5,000 under the facts set forth in the following paragraphs: Second. Said W. H. Irvin is a resident of Elbert county, Ga. Third. For that heretofore, to wit, on the 20th day of June, 1908, your petitioner was... |
1909 |
Cases |
|
|
|
Browder V. Commonwealth |
136 Ky. 45, Court of Appeals of Kentucky (12/17/1909) |
Appeal from Circuit Court, Logan County. To be officially reported. Rufus Browder was convicted of murder, and he appeals. Reversed and remanded. |
1909 |
Cases |
|
|
|
Brown V. J. H. Bell Co. |
146 Iowa 89, Supreme Court of Iowa (11/17/1909) |
Appeal from District Court, Polk County; J. A. Howe, Judge. Action at law to recover damages under our civil rights statute. Defendants filed an answer, to which plaintiff demurred. Her demurrer being overruled, she appeals. Affirmed. Evans, C. J., and Weaver, J., dissenting. |
1909 |
Cases |
|
This has some negative history but hasn’t been reversed
or overruled. |
|
Central of Georgia Ry. Co. V. Carleton |
163 Ala. 62, Supreme Court of Alabama (11/19/1909) |
Appeal from Circuit Court, Tallapoosa County; B. M. Miller, Judge. Action by H. M. Carleton, as administrator of Joseph Umphrell, against the Central of Georgia Railway Company. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant appeals. Reversed and remanded. |
1909 |
Cases |
|
|
|
Commonwealth V. International Harvester Co. Of America |
131 Ky. 551, Court of Appeals of Kentucky (1/26/1909) |
Appeal from Circuit Court, Hardin County. To be officially reported. The International Harvester Company of America was indicted for violating the antitrust act of July 2, 1890, c. 647, 26 Stat. 209 (U. S. Comp. St. 1901, p. 3200), and, from a judgment sustaining a demurrer to the indictment, the Commonwealth appeals. Affirmed. |
1909 |
Cases |
|
This is no longer good law for at least one of the points of law it contains. |
|
Crosby V. City of Mayfield |
133 Ky. 215, Court of Appeals of Kentucky (3/25/1909) |
Appeal from Circuit Court, Graves County. To be officially reported. Action by L. H. Crosby and others against the City of Mayfield. Judgment for defendant, and plaintiffs appeal. Affirmed. |
1909 |
Cases |
|
|
|
Garfield V. U.s. ex Rel. Lowe |
34 App.D.C. 70, Court of Appeals of District of Columbia, Docket Number 1913 (11/30/1909) |
The COURT in the opinion stated the facts as follows: This is an appeal by the Secretary of the Interior from an order of the supreme court of the District, directing the issuance of a writ of mandamus commanding the Secretary to restore the names of the relators to the freedmen rolls of members or citizens of the Cherokee Tribe or Nation, to... |
1909 |
Cases |
|
This has some negative history but hasn’t been reversed
or overruled. |
|
Harris V. State |
96 Miss. 379, Supreme Court of Mississippi, Docket Number 13,892 (12/13/1909) |
On suggestion of error. Suggestion sustained, judgment of affirmance vacated, judgment below reversed, and cause remanded for new trial. For former opinion, see 50 South 560. |
1909 |
Cases |
|
|
|
In re Charter of Iron City Lodge No. 17 |
39 Pa.Super. 365, Superior Court of Pennsylvania (1/1/1909) |
The able and earnest argument of appellant's counsel has not convinced us that the order complained of was not based upon sound legal discretion. On the contrary, the opinion filed by the learned judge below shows so satisfactorily that it was that we do not deem it necessary to add anything further to the discussion. The order is affirmed. |
1909 |
Cases |
|
|
|
In re Halladjian |
174 F. 834, Circuit Court, D. Massachusetts (12/24/1909) |
Application by four Armenians, named, respectively, Halladjian, Ekmakjian, Mouradian, and Bayentz, for naturalization. Granted. |
1909 |
Cases |
|
|
|
In re Knight |
171 F. 299, District Court, E.D. New York (7/13/1909) |
The applicant is some 43 years of age, and has served honorably in the United States navy since the year 1882. He has a medal for service in the battle of Manila Bay, in which he was upon the flagship Olympia, and his record in the navy is more than sufficient to meet the requirements of act July 26, 1894, c. 165, 28 Stat. 124 (U.S. Comp. St. 1901,... |
1909 |
Cases |
|
|
|
In re Thorp's Will |
150 N.C. 487, Supreme Court of North Carolina (4/14/1909) |
Appeal from Superior Court, Granville County; Long, Judge. In the matter of the will of James M. Thorp. From a judgment establishing the will, caveator, William H. Thorp, appealed. Affirmed. |
1909 |
Cases |
|
|
|
International & G.n. Ry. Co. V. Williams |
55 Tex.Civ.App. 176, Court of Civil Appeals of Texas (4/8/1909) |
Appeal from District Court, Tarrant County; Mike E. Smith, Judge. Action by Mose Williams against the International & Great Northern Railway Company. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant appeals. Reversed and remanded, unless plaintiff remits a part of the verdict. |
1909 |
Cases |
|
|
|
Jackson V. City of Owingsville |
121 S.W. 672, Court of Appeals of Kentucky (10/19/1909) |
Appeal from Circuit Court, Bath County. Not to be officially reported. Action by James Jackson against the City of Owingsville. From a judgment of dismissal, rendered on sustaining a general demurrer to the petition, plaintiff appeals. Affirmed. |
1909 |
Cases |
|
|
|
Lord V. Equitable Life Assur. Society of U. S. |
194 N.Y. 212, Court of Appeals of New York (2/9/1909) |
Appeal from Supreme Court, Appellate Division, Second Department. Action by Franklin B. Lord, prosecuted after his death by Franklin B. Lord, Jr., and others, his executors, against the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States and others. From an order of the Appellate Division (126 App. Div. 937,110 N. Y. Supp. 1135) affirming an... |
1909 |
Cases |
|
|
|
Marbles V. Creecy |
215 U.S. 63, Supreme Court of the United States, Docket Number 23 (11/15/1909) |
APPEAL from the Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Missouri to review a judgment refusing relief by habeas corpus to a person in custody under an extradition warrant issued by the executive of that state. Affirmed. The facts are stated in the opinion. |
1909 |
Cases |
|
|
|
Marder V. Dey |
32 App.D.C. 593, Court of Appeals of District of Columbia, Docket Number 549 (3/2/1909) |
This is an appeal from a decision of the Commissioner of Patents awarding priority of invention to the senior parties and patentees in an interference proceeding. The subject-matter of the interference is a clock-controlled time recorder, which registers the time of arrival and departure of employees by impressions on cards. Formerly such recorders... |
1909 |
Cases |
|
|