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January 31, 1902
The Independent
Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii
What is this article about?
Schoolboy T. Osborn, son of Manager Osborn, suffered a broken collar bone in a bicycle accident on Beretania street caused by a swerving horse. Treated by Dr. Maya, he regained consciousness and is recovering well at home.
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A Bicycle Accident,
T. Osborn, a school boy, son of Manager Osborn, of the Concrete Construction Company, was badly hurt by a fall from his bicycle on Beretania street yesterday afternoon, caused by the swerving around of a friend's horse and striking his bike. He was unconscious when picked up, and upon being examined by Dr. Maya, his collar bone was found broken. After the fracture had been reduced, he recovered consciousness sufficiently to be removed home. He is getting on nicely, better than what was expected.
T. Osborn, a school boy, son of Manager Osborn, of the Concrete Construction Company, was badly hurt by a fall from his bicycle on Beretania street yesterday afternoon, caused by the swerving around of a friend's horse and striking his bike. He was unconscious when picked up, and upon being examined by Dr. Maya, his collar bone was found broken. After the fracture had been reduced, he recovered consciousness sufficiently to be removed home. He is getting on nicely, better than what was expected.
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
Medical Curiosity
What themes does it cover?
Misfortune
Recovery
What keywords are associated?
Bicycle Accident
Horse Collision
Broken Collar Bone
Medical Treatment
Recovery
What entities or persons were involved?
T. Osborn
Manager Osborn
Dr. Maya
Where did it happen?
Beretania Street
Story Details
Key Persons
T. Osborn
Manager Osborn
Dr. Maya
Location
Beretania Street
Event Date
Yesterday Afternoon
Story Details
T. Osborn, a school boy and son of Manager Osborn, fell from his bicycle on Beretania street when a friend's horse swerved and struck it, breaking his collar bone. He was unconscious, examined by Dr. Maya, fracture reduced, and recovered consciousness to be taken home, getting on nicely.