On the afternoon of September 8, 1906, Patrolman Mulvihill, of 53 Corry Street, was driving Patrol 3 on a “hurry call” to 1324 Clay Street for a man, George Hammel, injured in a fall from a ladder. At 1417 Walnut, a streetcar drove into the path of the patrol wagon. Patrol Wagon Driver jerked the heads of his horses to the side, but the wheels of the wagon struck a coal wagon and vaulted him off the wagon head first to the pavement.
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