Western Union Telegraph Co. v. Murrow

1. Where a telegraph company fails to transmit to the point of destination a telegraphic message announcing to .the person to whom it is addressed the contemplated arrival, by a designated train at that point, of the sender of the message, and where, by reason of the failure of the telegraph company to transmit the message, no arrangements are made by the sendee to meet the train at the station and convey the sender to the home of the sendee, and where the sender, after learning, when en route by train to the station to which the message was addressed, that the message has not been received…