Funeral Cab in Runaway

Philadelphia Inquirer, July 13, 1907 — Funeral Cab in Runaway
Philadelphia Inquirer, July 13, 1907
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Funeral Cab in Runaway Horse Took Fright at Trolley Car and Created Excitement There was an exciting scene on Kaighn avenue, Camden, yesterday, when two horses attached to a cab which was in a funeral procession took fright at a trolley car and ran away. For several blocks the animals continued their mad course, until Police Captain Stanley succeeded in stopping them at the risk of his life. No one was injured, but the occupants were badly frightened.

Horse Took Fright at Trolley Car and Created Excitement

There was an exciting scene on Kaighn avenue, Camden, yesterday, when two horses attached to a cab which was in a funeral procession took fright at a trolley car and ran away.

For several blocks the animals continued their mad course, until Police Captain Stanley succeeded in stopping them at the risk of his life. No one was injured, but the occupants were badly frightened.

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