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Story September 1, 1896

The Hawaiian Star

Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii

What is this article about?

While digging the new Nuuanu stream channel near McGregor premises above Smith street bridge, Fogarty's workers found two well-preserved six-foot skeletons of male Hawaiians lying side by side. No burial records exist, pointing to a mysterious past before record-keeping by Mr. Reynolds.

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SKELETONS.

Bones of Two Male Hawaiians Found in the New Stream Channel.

While at work upon the new channel of Nuuanu stream near the McGregor premises above Smith street bridge Monday afternoon, Fogarty's gang of men dug up two skeletons of human beings in a well preserved condition. They were of male Hawaiians, all of six feet in length and were lying side by side. As no record of any burial in that locality can now be found, the mystery evidently originated in the dim past when Mr. Reynolds did not have the keeping of the books in his hands.

What sub-type of article is it?

Curiosity Mystery Extraordinary Event

What keywords are associated?

Skeletons Hawaiians Nuuanu Stream Burial Mystery Archaeological Find

What entities or persons were involved?

Fogarty Mr. Reynolds

Where did it happen?

Nuuanu Stream Near The Mcgregor Premises Above Smith Street Bridge

Story Details

Key Persons

Fogarty Mr. Reynolds

Location

Nuuanu Stream Near The Mcgregor Premises Above Smith Street Bridge

Event Date

Monday Afternoon

Story Details

Fogarty's men unearthed two well-preserved skeletons of six-foot male Hawaiians side by side while digging the new Nuuanu stream channel. No burial records exist, indicating a mystery from the distant past before Mr. Reynolds managed the records.

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