Machinery of every description made to order
A compact note states that machinery of every description can be made to order. No further details or specifications are provided about models, quantities, or timelines.
27 Apr 1900
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hawaiian Gazette
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1900
Page
1
A compact note states that machinery of every description can be made to order. No further details or specifications are provided about models, quantities, or timelines.
The San Francisco Call reports Prince Cupid and Prince David Kawananakoa plan to forsake Hawaii. They cite emigration, money making, and a desire for a peaceful home abroad, saying they will travel the world until they find a suitable place to live. They prepare to bid a final Aloha to the queen island.
Residents reported a dark funnel shaped cloud near Punchbowl after noon. Some described it as a water spout while others joked it was a lost baby cyclone and a street corner philosopher warned it signaled the plague leaving town.
Reports from the Japan Gazette describe naval maneuvers with ships prepared for combat, measles outbreaks in Formosa, anti smoking orders for teachers in Aomori, and British fleet movements near Wei-hai-wei. The text notes imperial marriage plans, new railway carriage for the Crown Prince, wireless telegraph experiments, and Japanese warship construction in Europe. Also covered are labor tensions in Yokohama, economic claims in Hawaii, and church activity in Tokyo.
The Hawaii Herald and Hilo Tribune report Leong Ki Tsui, a young reformer, arriving in Hilo to rally Chinese support for the Progressive Association. The piece notes wide interest among the Chinese community, with most joining the reform cause, and hints at a broader Hawaii tour if invited.
The Maui News from April 21 notes Olowalu Japanese strikers demand a jury trial and threaten disorder over June outcomes. It urges lawful handling, calls for identifying those who insulted settlers, and reports Dr. Winslow and colleagues conducting injections during renovations at Kahului. The piece extols Wailuku as Maui’s shire town with a healthy site for growth and a potential winter retreat, while criticizing Honolulu business stance on the Court of Claims and noting Nahiku plantation progress and road work delays.
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