Quinn v. New York Life Insurance

Defendant insured the life of Leo J. Quinn, of Muskegon, in the sum of $4,000, and promised to pay the same to Agnes Quinn, his wife, *642upon receipt of due proof of death, etc. The policy then provides that:

“or eight thousand dollars, double the face of the policy, upon receipt of due proof that the death of the insured before the allowance of any disability benefit, was caused directly by accident while traveling as a passenger on a street car, railroad train, steamship licensed for regular transportation of passengers, or other public conveyance operated by a common carrier.”

On July 5, 1920,…