Shirred Goods Debate Reveals Goodyear Patent Scope
The court analyzes parol evidence rules and the term shirred or corrugated goods in Goodyear’s 1846 contracts with Day, Suydam, and others. It considers whether shirred goods covered only 1844 patent products or all such woven elastic items, citing patent extensions and prior knowledge of the term in trade.
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Guxs J
Charles Goodyear
Horace H. Day
Alexander Hay
John Stellman
CPSU
Pescid Conte
Goodyear
India
Hutchinson & Runyon, Ford & Co
Onderdonk and Letson
Day
New Jersey
Circuit Court of
Wallace Jr
Naugatuck India Rubber Company
Union India Rubber Company
Supreme Court
Howard
Corning
Burden
Winens
New York and Erie Railroad Company
Tention
New Ror
David L. Suydam
Suydam
John R. Ford
Newark India Rubber Manufact Company
Onderdonk & Letson
Circuit Court of the United States
District of New Jersey
Dupont & Hyatt
Patent Office
Goodyear Licenses and Day Contract Case Reaches Verdict
A court analyzes Goodyear’s licenses and the 1846 contract claiming that “shirred or corrugated goods” covered all forms of vulcanized rubber fabrics. The judge rules Day’s title clear under the 1846 contract and grants a decree against the defendants, restraining them from alleged infringement.
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Judson
Day
Hartshorn
Chaffee
Howard
Goodyear
Naugatuck Company
W. E
John Rider
Union India Rubber Company
Charftee
Charless Goodyear
Naugatuck India Rubber Company
India Rubber
Trotter
India
Riders & Trotter
Union Company
Jonathan Trotter
William Rider & Brothers
J. H. B. Latrobe
Maryland
T. A. Jenckes
Rhode Island
C. A. Seward
New York
B. R. Curtis
Massachusetts
Gambling Wage War at a Chicago Bank Dinner
In a Chicago saloon like fashion house a Kentucky auctioneer and four bankers gamble from 4 AM, the Colonel racking up 28 000 in wins while three young bankers and four fancy men lose their funds and the bank’s money in a high stake baccarat style game that ends with the Colonel victorious and the others departing in defeat.
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Chicago Democrat
Lake Street
Kentucky
Yale Commencement Notes and Exercises at New Haven
The Yale exercises at New Haven include a large graduating class of 105 with high honors, abolition of evening prayers for morning recitations, a $10,000 gymnasium and six bowling alleys, and a levee for alumni. Distinguished visitors attend, including Gov. Chase of Ohio Gov. Buckingham of Connecticut and Chief Justice Storrs.
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Boston Post
Yale Cottage
New Haven
Gov. Chase and Suite
Ohio
Buckingham
Con
Hoppen
Rhode Island
L. Trumbull
Illinois
W. D. Bishop
Washington
T. B. Butler
Corporation
Worcester
YALE
Latham Named California Governor Nominee by Democratic Convention
Washington Corres. Tribune notes Milton S. Latham accepted the California Democratic nomination for governor after a hard contest. He pledges an active statewide canvass from July to September and vows loyalty to the party, platform, and union, hoping for a large September majority.
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Washington
Democratic Party
California
Cincinnati
Sonia A Buchanan
Swindle Claim Tied to Rothchilds Name in 1859 Letter Fraud
The New York Herald reports a grand swindling scheme posing as Rothchilds & Co. to push a fake 14,000,000 florin loan tied to a Grand Duchy of Baden lottery. Con men sent letters and remittances from the South and West, fled when exposure rose, and used counterfeit certificates and agents like Constantine Fellner & Co. in the United States.
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Wetherbee
Constantine, Fellner & Co
Nassau Street
August Belmont
Baden
New York Herald
Knaves
Rothchilds & Co
Rothschilds
Grand Duchy of
Serle
Paweet i
Grand Duval
O. Rothchit
L. QO. Rothchilds & Co
Messrs Constantine, Fellner & Co
United States
the Herald
New York Post Office
Democratic State Convention Postponed in Massachusetts
The Boston Post notes the Democratic State Convention will meet on Thursday September 15 instead of the originally appointed date. Papers publishing the call should adjust the date and print this notice. By order of the Executive Committee Wa E Parmenter chairman July 29 1859.
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E. Parmenter
Plymouth Monument Corner Stone Celebration Preview
The Plymouth Monument celebration promises a grand event with a procession oration dinner and speeches by distinguished speakers from various political backgrounds. It aims to honor the nation’s founders and their self governing principles as a national tribute. The town will be in gala dress and organizers hope for a flawless purpose.
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Plymouth Monument
Old Town
Plymouth
Plain vernacular critique of immediate emancipation stance
A critical response to an article advocating immediate universal emancipation. The writer mocks the idea that emancipation can and should be decided by each state alone when it holds slaves, arguing the moral duty is postponed until a suitable opportunity and urging the Bee to temper lofty claims with reality.
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Cardinal Wolsey
Bee
Democrats Reject Slave Trade Revival Charge
In reply to charges that the democracy favor reopening the African slave trade, the piece cites President Buchanan and his Cabinet against such claims, denounces the argument as weak and partisan, and argues that Southern extremists and rival presses push the issue to test party fidelity. It closes arguing the Democratic party will stand on Constitution and State Rights, not slave trade agitation.
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Jackson
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