Campbell v. Missouri Pacific Railway Co.

The defendant operates a line of railroad from Kansas City, Missouri, to Omaha, Nebraska. For a short distance before entering the city of Omaha it uses the tracks of the Union Pacific Railway Company, this portion of the line passing through South Omaha, and for several years prior to September, 1903, the defendant had been in the custom of using the passenger station of the Union Pacific Railway Company in South Omaha as a stopping place to receive and discharge passengers and their personal baggage. The plaintiff, at that time, desiring to travel to South Omaha from Kansas City, Missouri,…