The United States of America, complainant, against Charles D. Millar, Edward P. Barrett, David S. Murden, Frederick P. Close, Ebenezer Bull, William C. Hull, George W. Burton, John J. Sinnott, Daniel C. Hickey, Frederick L. Stahl, Andrew Bridgeman, Charles H. Heinsohn, Alfred L. Wendover, Howard R. Washburn, Edward Carson, George A. Casey, George T. Bacon, Louis Goss, Charles McDonald, Albert J. Lobdell, John F. Jenkins, Hugh Herndon, George I. Ruscoe, George J. Werner, Fred Lavis, George Turner, Robert P. Smith, George K. Cox, Frank J. Lamb, Arthur E. Muth, Alfred E. Merz, Edward A. Forsyth, Frank Madden, William J. McGeory, Michael J. Nolan, William Dunn, Clarence Alexander, Benjamin Fitzgibbon, Frederick McGrath, and James M. Strang, constituting the Board of Supervisors of the county of Westchester, and said county of Westchester, defendantsCharles D. Millar, United States, United States. District Court (New York : Southern District) · First published 1917Open the Tome
Maj. Thomas L. Casey. Letter from the Acting Secretary of War, transmitting a copy of a communication from the Chief of Engineers concerning certain disallowances in the accounts of Maj. Thomas L. CaseyUnited States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations · First published 1900Open the Tome
Thomas L. Casey and Edward P. Casey, executors. Letter from the Assistant Clerk of the Court of Claims transmitting a copy of the findings of the court in the case of Thomas L. Casey and Edward P. Casey, surviving executors of the estate of Thomas L. Casey, deceased, against the United StatesUnited States. Congress. Senate. Committee on ClaimsOpen the Tome
An address by L.F. Loree, president, The Delaware and Hudson Company, at a luncheon at the Hotel Casey, Scranton, Pa., April 24, 1923Loree, Leonor Fresnel · First published 1923Open the Tome
