Falls 2000 Feet and Still Lives at Barnstable Fair
At Barnstable Fair on August 20 Professor Maloney fell about 2000 feet and landed on a cedar fence post. He survived with serious injuries but is reported to be recovering. a swift response carried him to his hotel in Barnstable center. Fire and medical teams attended, with eyewitnesses describing a dramatic fall and rescue.
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Haleamauman Road A New Grade To The Volcano
First visitors traverse the new Hale mauma umau Road to Kilauea crater in Hawaii. The eight mile route, mostly on foot and horseback, features 16 foot wide carriageable paths, dense forest scenery, and a grade averaging 2.5 percent with sections up to 1 percent. Surveyor Smith and companions report dramatic views, the road’s progress, and expected completion in two weeks with two weeks more to finish clearing the right of way.
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Children’s Class in Dancing at Odd Fellows Hall
Mise de Lartigue will begin her children's dancing class Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Odd Fellows Hall on Fort Street, as announced by Jeb Printing at the Bulletin.
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For Sale Puunui building lots near Lilihe car terminus
Several fine 50 by 105 foot building lots at Puunui are offered. Easy reach of Lilihe car terminus, free from stones, high and dry. Priced at 150 dollars. Suitable for builders seeking value and convenient access.
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Honolulu Youth Reporter Becomes Future Carnegie
A Honolulu youth, Alfred Prestan, inspires a future Carnegie as he leaves home for Atlantic work and joins Western Union as a messenger. His early audacity includes stowing away on a voyage and later proving himself by earning more than initial pay, with plans to invest in his own success while officials reassess security for a new telegraph system.
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Japanese Fiat With Murderous Intent Over Faewood
Fragments report a fatal assault at a plantation where Hirano and Takuhama clashed over wood ownership. Akahont and Takuhame allegedly attacked Hane How with a knife, leaving gaping wounds. Yosotog fled but is suspected of involvement. arrests followed and the third participant is unnamed. Obituaries note two infant and adult deaths in nearby notices.
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Navy and Army expand range use and target program
Admiral Dayton and the captain of the Tour Chiiven discuss the impact of the improved rifle range in the city and its expected effect on recruitment and training. The Army and Navy emphasise increased investment in bullseye crafting and marksmanship, with Magdelena Bay noted as a key Navy attraction.
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Hilo Board Endorses Pearl Harbor Deep Water Plan
Resolution adopted September 14 1907 endorses Honolulu Chamber of Commerce August 24 1907 proposal to improve Pearl Harbor for deep water vessels and dry dock facilities. Petition to Congress urged for necessary appropriation to advance harbor enhancements. Also notes births announced in Maul area on September 15 1907.
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Notice to Mariners Castro Rocks Buoy Relight
Notice to mariners for Castro Rocks Buoy off Castro Rocks in San Francisco Bay. Buoy to be relighted at noon under orders of the Lighthouse Board. Incumbent officer Rh Lopez issues the notice in the Evening Bulletin.
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