Nathan v. Howard
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the Northern District of Ohio.
1Opinion of the Court
BURTON, Circuit Judge.
This is a bill to restrain infringement and for an account of damage and profits. The patent involved is No. 626,997 issued to the appellee, James B. Howard, June 13, 1899, and is for certain improvements in heating stoves. The invention relates to that class of stoves wherein air more or less heated is dischárged above the fuel in the fire pot for the purpose of aiding the combustion of the gases and smoke arising therefrom. The defenses are-invalidity and noninfringement. The problem which the inventor proposed to deal with was the combustion of the gases arising from;…
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