The Nisseqogue
District Court, E.D. North Carolina
In Admiralty. Suit by Phillip Shore and others against the schooner Nisseqogue.
1Opinion of the Court
CONNOR, District Judge.
The Nisseqogue is an Americon four-masted schooner of 194 feet length, 39 feet beam, 14 feet depth, carrying a crew of 14 men, built in Brunswick, Ga., in 1917, 971 tons gross, 859 tons net, owned by Smith Navigation Corporation, with her home port at New York. At the time and upon the voyages hereinafter set forth, her master was Sven G. Berglund. While she was at the port of Rotterdam, November 27, 1919, the Furness Shipping & Agency Company, of that city engaged in the business of shipping brokers, at the request of her master, between November 27, 1919, and January…
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