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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary quotation discussing folly and the direction of life. The text references a man’s path and the world, but offers no clear event, date, or named entities. The readable fragment preserves a tone of philosophical musings without concrete facts or a resolvable news event.
Neill company presents The Royal Box an ornate troupe adaptation of Kean titled Sullivan at the Opera House on Saturday. James Neill stars as Clarence with a vivid London society setting featuring the Princess Countess and the Prince of Wales among admirers. The production is praised for its costumes staging and old-world charm.
Washington correspondent recalls Thomas Brackett Reed once a towering House leader now a money making lawyer in New York City. Reed declines to comment on McKinley death and reflects on public life saying he avoids politics and prefers private pursuits.
Review notes an almost full house for The Ideal Husband by Neill company at the Hawaiian Opera House. Cast includes J W Barton as Lord Goring and Lucilla Spinney as Lady Chiltern with strong performances from Julia Dean, Lilian Andrews, and John W. Burton. The production praised for wit, dialogue, and refined stage presence.
Charred fragments of $500 treasure certificates and a mix of precious metals were shown before the Fire Claims Commission. Tin Chan, a jeweler on Maus rakes street, filed a claim for 4060 mainly for loss of money, proscoun metate and jewelry. Evidence covered damaged notes, a safe, refined Chinese earth, bricks, bracelets and hair pins, with total claims around 419 plus 13.75 for bricks and other items. The fire damaged but recovered gold valued at 107. Pain Killer adv cited throughout.
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