Crane v. Michigan Central Railroad

Plaintiff’s intestate, who was 12 years of age, and another lad, who was 16 years of age, were killed while on the highway in a top buggy at a railroad crossing. Both highway and railroad way ran in the same general direction for some distance east and west from Comstock station. The crossing is about one mile west from the station. Both railroad and highway ran parallel, in a northwesterly direction, from the station to the crossing in question. The railroad way then curves to the south, crossing the highway, and running on the south side thereof. The boys were driving west, and the engine…