Consolidation Coal Co. v. American Mail S. S. Co.
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
On petition for rehearing. Rehearing granted, and judgment affirmed.
1Per curiam
In these cases we passed down an opinion and a judgment on July 6, 1904; affirming the decree of the District Court which was to the effect that both vessels were in fault, and which ordered a consequent division of damages. That opinion states the facts sufficiently. The Charles F. Mayer has now filed a petition for rehearing. The most material proposition of the petition is that we “misunderstood the position, or locality of the collision.” The captain of the Charles F. Mayer testified that it was about “a mile to the westward of Boston Lightship,” and Capt. Butman that it was about “a mile…
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