Fleur v. Michigan Alkali Co.

Action on the case to recover damages for a personal injury to plaintiff’s left hand on June 9, 1909, consisting of the loss of the first finger between the first and second joints, the cutting and stiffening of the second finger, the severing of the third finger close to the hand, and of the fourth finger between the two joints, thereby practically destroying the use of the entire hand. At the time of the injury complained of, the defendant operated a cooperage shop at Ford City, and while working in this shop, and While using a heading sizer saw, the plaintiff received the injury. The…