When was it published?

April 2, 1895 in Arizona Republican

Domestic News April 2, 1895

Arizona Republican

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Buggy Overturn, Trolley Car Accident, Horse Slow, Lady Scared

Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona

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What is this article about?

A lady's buggy was overturned by a trolley car at the corner of Washington and First avenue yesterday, badly scaring her, due to the horse's slowness and her weakness; no one to blame and no damages occurred.

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A buggy was overturned by a trolley car near the corner of Washington and First avenue yesterday and a lady was badly scared. She had unhitched her horse and was preparing to drive away. The horse was slow of comprehension and the lady was weak of muscle so that the rear of the buggy came in contact with the street car track at a moment when a reversal of the motor was inadequate to overcome the momentum acquired by the car. Nobody was to blame but the horse against which no complaint for damages can be lodged. But fortunately there were no damages.

What sub-type of article is it?

Accident Transportation

What keywords are associated?

Buggy Overturn Trolley Car Accident Horse Slow Lady Scared

Where did it happen?

Washington And First Avenue

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Washington And First Avenue

Event Date

Yesterday

Outcome

lady badly scared, buggy overturned, no damages

Event Details

A buggy was overturned by a trolley car near the corner of Washington and First avenue. The lady had unhitched her horse and was preparing to drive away, but the horse was slow and the lady weak, causing the buggy's rear to contact the street car track as the trolley couldn't stop in time. Nobody to blame but the horse, and fortunately no damages.