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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1901
Page
8
Henrik Ibsen, the renowned Norwegian dramatist, lies gravely ill in Christiania with a stroke and apoplexy cited as factors. His condition is described as critical, with officials and fans awaiting further word on his fate.
Shipping intelligence reports June 3 weather from Weather Mureau Panwhow with morning 73 and midday 83 degrees, barometer 30.08, humidity 68 percent. signals from Diamond Head note NE wind. Arrivals list vessels from June 2 including US At Lawton from San Stet lkahala, Balclutha from Newcastle, Chas B Kenney from Newcastle, Helene from Kahului, and others with 15 to 66 day passages.
Shipping updates report the Matiposs due in San Francisco on Wednesday mornings and the Oregon to play aboard tonight. The Gov Roble arrived from Newcastle leaking badly while the Hawaiian will finish cargo at the Navy wharf and sail Wednesday. Louis Kabtbaum confirmed as Collector at Kauai. Lawton made two stops to repair a condenser and cool a crankshaft shaft. Hongkong Maru due from the Orient on the 7 may arrive two to three days late. Columbia towed from Ebele to Kolos on May 3 and sails from Kona to San Francisco with 17 200 bags of sugar tomorrow. Threats aboard Balclutha threaten the mates. Ship arrived from Newcastle with crew brutality claims against officers.
The review praises Elleford's Jewish stage persona in The Black Flag produced at the Orpheum Saturday night noting his humor even when silent and the cast’s strong performances. The piece also mentions an annual meeting notice for the Woman's Board of Missions on June 4 1001 with lunch to follow and invites ladies.
Important meeting of Hawaiian Lodge No. 21 F and A M. Will be held at Progress Hall First Street on Monday at 7:30 p.m. By order of Secretary B. Couzens. General notice for Honolulu.
Healant black faced artists prepare Trojans like toil as rehearsals begin tomorrow night at the Opera House. The Amazon March will close the show with a finale praised as the most clever minutes of entertainment in Honblihu.
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