Keller v. New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad

The plaintiff’s intestate was an employee of the - defendant as night watchman at its Readville shops. He had been working there for six days before January 31, 1917. It had been his practice to quit work about 5:45 a.m. and to take a train for Boston at the Readville station on the defendant’s Midland Division at 5:59 a.m. On the morning of January 31 he was seen in the shop performing his duties about five o’clock, again inside the shop yards as the men were leaving, and by the gateman at the main gate before six o’clock as he passed through. He was next seen when he was found suffering…