Case involves damages for the death of George W. Sweeney by explosion of the boiler and engine of a train.

Deceased: William Shepard. Deceased was killed while under the employ of business owned by Defendants; deceased's father is sued for damages. Add. Defendants: E. S. Falconberg, W. B. Harris, J. D. Walker, Austin Birne, L. T. Armstrong, G. F. Baker, W. P. Hopgood, B. F. Lovell, W. E. Byers, Isaac Rhea.

Wrongful death of plaintiff's husband: John Corley.

Defendants are W.B. Baird and W.E. Ward, Baird-Ward Printing Co., and the Trustees of the Presbyterian Board of Publication & Sabbath School Work, a foreign corporation.

Beam is the admr. of the estate of Frank Murray, dec. Beam sued for damages amounting to $1999.99 for the wrongful and negligent death of said Murray. Housed in 3 folders.

Plaintiff is sued for return of wrongfully detained property and damages.

Patrick was a fireman employed by Def railroad & was working on a train running from south toward Nashville when it collided with another train in Maury County, TN, killling 7 men including Patrick. Also working on the train at that time: Beech (engineer) & Whittemore (flagman). Patrick's executor (his dad John) sued for $50,000; jury ruled for pla. & awarded $3250. Patrick never married, had no children, and was survived by his dad, mom Mary, brother Thomas, & sisters Ella & Annie.

Additional Plaintiffs: Patrick Conley, Anthony Conley, James Conley, Margaret Conley, Anna Conley. Damages for the death of James Conley, employee of defendant, who died from injuries sustained when he was hit by engine on track that he was repairing.

Additional Defendants: Ellen Irwin, Thomas Irwin, John Conner, Bridget Conner, Johanna Conner, Maurice Conner, and Richard Conner. Case involves the negligent death of Michael Conner, resulting from being run over by a locomotive; alcohol involved.

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The plaintiff's husband Henry Piper died as a result of an injury he sustained while moving boxes of merchandise from one place in the store to another. She sues for the maximum amount of compensation allowed for her and her two children.

Additional Plaintiffs: Jas. Hill; Additional Defendants: J. J. Monohan, J. C. West, Tom Burns, Mike Regan, J. M. Beaver, J. A. Looney, Thomas Garrety, Mike Sullivan. The widow of M. B. Warren seeks damages of $15,000 following the death of her husband. Deceased was run over after falling between two railroad cars. Cars were separated after joining hitch broke cleanly.

Damages for death of William Stephens resulting from boiler and engine explosion.

Wrongful death of Michael F. Linden, husband of plaintiff. A hand-drawn railroad map is included with the case.

McGaw, the admr. of the Wiley Harris estate sued for $25,000 in damages due to Harris being killed while crossing the railroad track. Harris was the employee of Phoenix Cotton Mills in Nashville, TN located on either side of the track.

Cummings and Dick charged with operating faulty machinery that crushed the infant son of the plaintiff

Seeking damages for injuries received by plaintiff and death of plaintiff's wife resulting from a bridge collapse while passengers on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.

Louise Herb is the Administratrix of John B. Herb, deceased who was killed by being run over by a train while working for TN Central Railroad. 2 folders