The Oceanica
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the Western District of New York.
1Opinion of the Court
WARD,, Circuit Judge.
In this case the st.eamship Oceánica, laden with iron ore, and the barge Massasoit, laden with lumber, both bound for Tonawanda, N. Y., were lying at Presque Isle, about three miles above Marquette. The Oceánica was owned by the Tonawanda Iron & Steel Coiiipany and the Massasoit by John J. Boland and Charles Keenan. Mills, who was the Tonawanda Company’s vessel, manager, made a contract over the telephone with Boland, who was the managing owner of the Massasoit, that the Oceánica should tow the Massasoit from Marquette to Buffalo, the tow to assume all risks. We find this…
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