When was it published?

April 25, 1882 in The Daily Bulletin

Domestic News April 25, 1882

The Daily Bulletin

Q: What keywords are associated?

Wagon Accident, Lishman Injury, Pawaa Road, Horse Gallop

Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii

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What is this article about?

Mr. R. Lishman suffered a painful but non-serious accident on Pawaa road when a wagon wheel came off, bruising his face and shoulder. His daughter safely rescued a child and herself as the horse galloped briefly before being secured.

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Mr. R. Lishman met with a painful though not serious accident on Sunday afternoon. Himself and daughter with a child were driving on the Pawaa road, when one of the hind wheels of the wagon came off through the dropping of a nut, causing the wagon to tip and throwing Mr. Lishman to the ground, severely bruising his face and shoulder. The horse started to gallop, but being a quiet animal, soon moderated its pace, and Miss Lishman, after lifting the child to the ground over the tail of the wagon, jumped safely to the ground herself. The horse was secured without further damage.

What sub-type of article is it?

Accident Transportation

What keywords are associated?

Wagon Accident Lishman Injury Pawaa Road Horse Gallop

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. R. Lishman Miss Lishman

Where did it happen?

Pawaa Road

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Pawaa Road

Event Date

Sunday Afternoon

Key Persons

Mr. R. Lishman Miss Lishman

Outcome

painful though not serious accident; severely bruising his face and shoulder; no further damage

Event Details

Mr. R. Lishman and daughter with a child were driving on the Pawaa road when one of the hind wheels of the wagon came off through the dropping of a nut, causing the wagon to tip and throwing Mr. Lishman to the ground. The horse started to gallop but soon moderated its pace. Miss Lishman lifted the child to the ground over the tail of the wagon and jumped safely to the ground herself. The horse was secured without further damage.