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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
6
Claimant touts Kickapoo Indian Oil as a universal remedy superior to all others. It asserts precivilized and modern peoples benefited from its healing powers and credits Hebzon Drug Co. as agents for the Kickapoo remedies.
A Navy Department board recommends condemning 690 acres on Pearl Harbor and nearby Mokumume, Ford Island, and Bishop Estate lands for a new defense naval station in Hawaii. Valuation set by U S Attorney, with 1800 date pending, while some sites remain unacquired for now to preserve funds for the station.
Under Prof Bullayweyus of Oahu College a large audience attended Haydn's The Creation at the Opera House last night. The concert opened with Hall Bright Abode from Wagner, performed by a chorus of over a hundred with Oahu College instructors, joined by a Woods led orchestra, violinists Dagmar Sorenson and Gertrude Brown, and pianists. Kathrinka Paulsen White soloed on On Mighty Pens and Gypsey Life was performed by the chorus. Hauser's Hungarian Rhapsodies featured with an encore, followed by part one of The Creation with Paulsen White as Gabriel, Miller as Uriel, and Burne as Raphael, with Nallaysoyus planning the second part soon.
The Jubilee Day celebration in Boston on the 14th featured a picturesque morning program in Mechanics Hall. Readings and speeches opened with Cathay Brainerd of New York, Brown University President Paunce, and Rev Francis B Clark. Foreign delegates were presented amid fluttering handkerchiefs and warm welcomes from the audience.
At Port Loyal Pennsylvania on June 11, a mine explosion at Pittsburg Coal Company mine left sixteen dead and seven injured. Among the dead is Sam McCune, superintendent, whose body was found a thousand feet from the shaft. Twelve rescuers perished. a widow and three sons and a daughter survive. The blast destroyed extensive property valued in the thousands of dollars.
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