...complainant appeals. Affirmed. tions, and before attaining the age of seventy years, as the result of bodily injuries, effected directly and independently...causes through external, violent, and accidental means, of which, except in case of drowning or of internal injuries revealed by an autopsy, there is a visible...

...appellant, In consideration of certain premiums paid It, insured the respondent against loss of time, resulting from bodily injuries "effected directly...causes through external, violent and accidental means." The amount of the insurance was made to depend on the extent of the disability caused by the injury,...

...appellee. PER CURIAM. This action was on a policy of accident insurance that provided an indemnity "against bodily injuries effected directly and independently...through external, violent, and accidental means." The insured was killed by shots from a pistol in the hand of Mrs. Beisel, his wife's sister. His relations...

...which the defendant company agreed to pay the plaintiff $7,000 in case of the death of her husband "resulting from bodily Injuries, effected directly...of all other causes, through external, violent, and accidentai means." The plaintiff alleges In her statement that her husband, Ben Kby, died on April...

...after they were inflicted. The policy contract stipulated that, if the death of the insured resulted from bodily injuries "effected directly and independently...through external, violent, and accidental means," the company would pay the principal sum of $2,000. There was a further condition in the policy that,...

...answer alleges that the death of the insured was not effected through, nor did it result from, any bodily injuries effected directly and independently of all other causes through external, violent, or accidental means, but, on the contrary, alleges that the death of said Sasse on or about the 21st...

...erysipelas and died from that disease. The policy in question provided for insurance against injury or death "effected directly and independently of all other...causes through external, violent and accidental means." The question before the court was whether the insured's death came under this. The court held that...

...the event the Insured, while this policy is in force, shall sustain personal bodily injury, which is effected directly and independently of all other causes through external, violent and purely accidental means and which injury causes at once total and continuous inability to engage in...

...the term of twelve calendar months from noon, standard time, of the first day of April, 1906, against bodily injuries effected, directly and independently of all other causes, through external, accidental and violent means (suicide, whether sane or insane, not included); with the following modifications:...

...plaintiff a policy of insurance for one year, providing that, for loss of life on account of bodily injury effected directly and independently of all other causes through external, violent, and accidental means, the company would pay to plaintiff $20,000, and for loss of either hand by severance, etc., one-half...