Other defendants: Southern Trust Company.
Defendant listed as non compos mentis.

H. C. Bell is the administrator for L. E. Bell, deceased. The suit is for $15,000 for the death of the latter Bell, who was killed while in the exercise of his duties as brakeman.

Additional defendant: Kansas City, Springfield & Memphis Rail Road Co. Plaintiff sued for $10,000 claiming a train ran over Clem, knocking him into deep water and causing injuries that lead to his death. Accident happened in Crittendon County, Arkansas on 5/6/2012.

Julia Lena died as a result of being thrown from the defendant's streetcar when it came to a sudden stop.

Cause of action: damages of $1999.99 for the death of John I. Webb, husband of Henrietta Webb

Other plaintiffs: St. Louis and Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad Company.

Folder contains only briefs for both sides, no case files. Plaintiff is sued for damages in the death of her husband, Doc Whittaker. When his wagon was hit by a street car, he was thrown from his seat, run over, and killed.

Additional Defendants: Harold Morley, Walter B. Morley, Claude C. Morley, Mack Free. Exhibits: 2 - medium sized photos.

The deceased was "a negro boy about 22 years old who had been afflicted for many years with Epilepsy." As he grew older, his seizures became more frequent. Testimony indicates that his father had been warned many times to keep his son away from the railroad tracks. In June 1898, R. L. wandered onto the tracks, had a seizure, and was run over by a train.

The plaintiff sued for the defendants after her husband (R. A. Roper) was killed in a street car accident in 1914. Case file is incomplete; contains only the declaration.

Amount of Damages sought $15000.00 John Poynor was killed on a turnpike built and maintained by Franklin Turnpike company when he was thrown from his buggy after his horse was scared by a tree that obstructed the road as was in violation of policies in place for safe travel on the road

Additional plaintiffs: Lorena J. Swann, Wilson G. Swann, Barthena F. Swann, John A. Swann, Thomas M. Swann.

Deceased was killed when involved in an automobile accident with Defendant.

In 1882, Charles McCrohan, deceased, allegedly got off the train in Cleveland, TN under the influence of "whisky or morphine." He reboarded the train but having no ticket or money was put off at Charleston where witnesses saw him wandering near the tracks and platform late in the night and early morning hours. He was hit by a train as he walked and died of his injuries soon after. Whiskey and morphine bottles were found on the deceased. The plaintiff sued and was awarded damages of $4500 prior to appeal.

Additional Case: H. S. Williams, admr. of Margaret Louise Williams v. Town of Morristown. Exhibit: large map of Morristown Water Company Plant at Havley Springs, Morristown drawn by hand in color.

Newman is administrator of the estate of Archie Newman, deceased. The charge is that the streetcar conductor rushed at 11-year-old passenger Archie Newman, frightening him so much that he jumped off the car in front of another one, which struck him, injuring the child so badly that he died a few hours later. Folder includes one brief.

Additional Plaintiff: H.D. Dendy. Additional Defendant: Loretto Graham (wife of Marshall Graham). The Grahams sued after the death of the nine-year-old daughter, Louise, who was hit by a truck owned by the plaintiff and driven by Dendy.

The plaintiff sued for the wrongful death of William E. Ruffin, struck by a train owned by the defendant.

Newport is sued the LaFollette Coal, Iron & Railway Co. for $20,000.00 in damages for unlawfully and negligently killing his intestate. Intestate died from injuries suffered in a violent explosion at the blast furnace owned and operated by defendant. This is an appeals case. Exhibit 1 pg. 118, Exhibit 2 pg. 119

The widow of Joseph Lynch is bringing this suit for the wrongful death of her husband. Her husband was thrown from a railcar after it hit a spike in the railroad.

Plaintiff administrator of the estate of James M. Bailey (dec.). Add. Defendants: E.W.G. Meers, George M. & Lena Dayton. Bailey was employed by defendants, working on a power house up on a beam. A known charged wire above the beam shocked Bailey and caused him to fall to the ground, dying as a direct result of his injuries. Suing for $25,000 in damages Photographs of the power house, beam from which he fell, and the proximity of the wire. See Kim for scaled drawing. Related: Joiner v. Meers & Dayton.