Manning v. Excelsior Laundry Co.

The plaintiff in the first ease was in the employ of the defendant, at work upon a mangle, so called, used for ironing napkins, towels, table cloths, etc., and was injured by having her hand drawn in between a roller and the cylinder and burned while she was in the act of removing from the roller one of the pieces which had caught on it. The action was brought to recover for the injuries thus received. The second case is an action by the father of the plaintiff in the first case, to recover for the loss of her services, she being a minor between fifteen and sixteen years of age at the time of…