J. A. Lambeth v. . N.C. R. R. Co.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
The plaintiff complained for the negligent killing of his intestate by the defendant, a common carrier.
It was in evidence on behalf of the plaintiff, that at the time the injury was received resulting in the death of J. S. Brown, his intestate, the latter was a passenger on the train of the defendant from Greensboro' to Graham station, and the injury was received at Graham under the following circumstances:
One Anthony testified that he and the intestate of the plaintiff were on the train and tried to get off at Graham station; that when near the depot the whistle was sounded for application…
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