Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Co. v. Campbell

Appellant ran a train between its round house on Kinzie street to its shops at Fifty-ninth street in the city of Chicago, for the conveyance of its workmen. No fare was charged and employees only were permitted to ride. February 22, 1901, at about seven f. m., while appellee and other employees of appellant were being thus carried from their work at the shops to the round house, the train was run into by a regular passenger train operated by appellant on the same track and going in the same direction. Appellee, without fault upon his part, was severely injured, in this rear end collision.

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