Other defendants: E. W. Cole; W. C. Smith; Theodore Robertson and Paul M. Robertson, d.b.a. Robertson Brothers. Plaintiff is sued for $10,000 damages for injuries received when he fell into a hole created by an excavated sidewalk on an unlighted public street. There were no warning signs near the hole and no structures to prevent such accidents. Case is divided into two folders.

The plaintiff sued for damages when the defendants accidentally shot the plaintiff in the hand

Taylor sued for injuries sustained during an accident on the defendants road when he was thrown from a trestle on which he was working. Claims injury was due to defective machinery owned by defendant and known about by supervisors. Taylor originally refused to ride on the trestle, but was ordered to by his superiors and headquarters, who threatened to fire him. Suing for $10,000.

Includes pamphlet brief. Argo is sued for $[3]0,000.

Damages for failure to protest a draft. See also box MT877

The defendant sued for injuries sustained in a train accident.

Recovering value of a shipment of merchandise, stored in defendant's warehouse, that was destroyed by a fire. Appeal; does not include original bill.

Nancy Moore, a dressmaker, sued the City of Nashville for $10,000 in damages for injuries she sustained while walking on the bridge built in 1885 connecting the city to Edgefield/East Nashville over the Cumberland River, caused by a defective plank. Case provides details about the condition of the materials and planking of the bridge.

Damages for failure to deliver goods.