Suit for $2000 for Loss of Horses and Wagon

Philadelphia Inquirer, May 26, 1910

Newspaper clipping: suit for $2000 over two horses and a wagon struck by a train, Philadelphia Inquirer, May 26, 1910
Philadelphia Inquirer, May 26, 1910
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•• Suit for $2000 for the loss of two horses and the demolition of a wagon was yesterday begun against the West Jersey and Seashore Railroad by Andrew B F Smith in the Supreme Court. The team was struck by an electric train at Seventh and Royden streets on February 4 and the driver, George Miller, was so badly hurt that he died while on the way to Cooper Hospital in the ambulance.

•• Suit for $2000 for the loss of two horses and the demolition of a wagon was yesterday begun against the West Jersey and Seashore Railroad by Andrew B F Smith in the Supreme Court. The team was struck by an electric train at Seventh and Royden streets on February 4 and the driver, George Miller, was so badly hurt that he died while on the way to Cooper Hospital in the ambulance.

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