Plaintiff seeking $5000 for breach of contract for safe passage on a train from Memphis to Little Rock; suffered great physical pain and mental anguish.

Add. defendants: Allyn Jones & Memphis Storage Company. Plea of debt due by conversion of one bed room set of furniture, valued at $94.

Sued for $7500 in damages, claiming defendant had excavated along its tracks on Poplar Avenue but had not marked the hole. Defendant drove his car into the unmarked hole. Also claims the watchman for the company assaulted him with a pistol and cursed at him. 2 folders.

Cause of action: "debt due by damages for negligence in installation of a gas drum." J. G. Walker is the husband of Jeanette B. Walker. Mr. Walker operated a bakery and soda fountain in Memphis. In the operation of the soda fountain, he had to use a gas drum. He ordered a gas drum by telephone from the Moerlein Brewing Company but the order was filled by Blue Seal Ice Cream Co. When delivered, the deliveryman connected the new gas drum and it exploded.

Sued for $1500, claiming rail road company was late to deliver equipment he needed for a job in Arkansas. Turner lived in Tennessee. Includes published "Statement of the Case" as well as the "Petition for Certiorari".

Recovery of $38.05. Most of the case materials are made up of motions to dismiss the appeal for the case. The reason for recovering $38.05 could not be determined.

Cause of action: recover material furnished under a contract for slate and tin work. E. F. Verdel and Company was in business in Memphis.

The debt was for $100.00, due by contract as part payment for the purchase of real estate to which the plaintiff was agent.

Suit for unpaid life insurance policy. Exhibits include Certificate of Membership, Death Benefit Certificate, Members' Receipt Book, and Constitution, By-Laws, and Charter of The Grand Fraternity. Some exhibits affixed to pages in case transcripts.

Plaintiff administrator of the estate of Charles Rembert, Jr. (dec.). C. Rembert, Jr. was 14 years old, under the employment of defendants. Family claims negligence on the part of the company where they forced the boy to work in an unsafe environment in that an elevator shaft with a faulty door was present and down which C. Rembert, Jr. fell and died from his sustained injuries. Suing for $25,000 in damages.

Additional defendants'. C. Nixon, Thomas H. West, receiver for St. Louis and San Francisco Rail Road Company and Nashville and Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway Co. Includes three photographs of railroad car.

Case also called T. N. Humphrey Jr. et al.v. A. Gronauer. Eberhardt Coal Company consists of T. N. Humphrey Jr., J. Aquino, and Charles S. Eberhardt. Cause of action: $1000.00 damages for harm done to station wagon and horses when hit by an automobile owned by the Eberhardt Coal Company.

Recovery of money paid under a conditional sale agreement for an automobile.

Debt due by account for rent of basement under 95 s. Main St., Memphis, Tennessee, for October 1912 through March 1913 at $60 per month. Ginnochio's last name is also spelled Huinochio in the case materials.

Farabee-Treadwell and Company was a wholesale grain dealer in Memphis. They previously sued F. P. Moore and Company of Shelbyville, Illinois for damages over the quality of hay. Chafee and Chew represented Farabee-Treadwell in this previous case. This case deals with disagreement over the $50 fees due to Chafee and Chew for serving as the lawyers for Farabee-Treadwell.

Lease contract dispute.

Suit concerns injuries to a "valuable race horse" seriously injured in a railroad accident. Folder includes three printed briefs and a petition for certiorari.

Name of deceased: Mose Eason. Exhibits include depositions

Two shipments of livestock in transit from Chicago to Memphis; injured but none killed Ex: U.S. Supreme Court Advance Opinions 1913 booklet; includes Assignments of Error, Brief and Argument, Reply Brief and Brief of Appellee. Case fills two folders

Contract issue concerns the operation of a "liquor saloon business" in a property when the contract specifically prohibited such a business .

The plaintiff sued the defendant after drinking a bottle of Coca-Cola that had a decomposed mouse in it.

The defendant is the admr. Of John Beugger dec.. Beugger died from a collision occurring between a street car and a train alleged to have been owned and operated by the complainant. Prior to the defendant being appointed at admr. Charles Robertson was appointed admr. And he began an action against the complainant for joint negligence. The complainants are asking for a preliminary injunction restraining the defendants from prosecuting their suit in Mississippi.

Exhibits: Southern Classification No. 37, Freight Tariff of Local, Joint, and Proportional Rates applying on Classes and Commodities, and Supplement No. 4 to Southern Classification No. 37. Cause of action: $223.25 damages for breach of contract for delivery of shipment of eggs. Case fills two folders.

The defendant originally sued for services, under contract, that he was not paid for by the defendant.