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Kamehameha III at Mokuula, 1846.
Court News. His Majesty and suite landed at Lahaina on the morning of the 17th. They were received by the new Governor and the other authorities, under the customary salute from the Fort. His Majesty...
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List of ruling chiefs, 1889.
ALII OF HAWAII NEI. Here below is a list of the Ruling Chiefs who reigned on their own lands, starting from the eleventh century to the nineteenth. Pilikaeae ….. from A. D. 1095 to 1120 Kukohau ….. ” ”...
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Hawaiian Newspapers, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.
For a long time, I was sure that anybody who was interested in Hawaiian moolelo, whether it be language, or history, or mele, or kaao, or genealogy, or education, or winds/rains, or thought would know...
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Another genealogy of Hawaiian rulers, 1864.
Genealogy of the Alii of Ancient Times From the South¹ of Hawaii nei Who Ruled. Haloa the male, Hinamanouluae the female; Waia the male, Huhune the female; Hinanalo the male, Haunuu the female;...
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The newspapers may not always report “the truth,” but they are a priceless...
The newspapers are someplace we should be looking at for other ways to look at Hawaiian history. Newspapers, unlike books were relatively easy to come by (whether it was by subscription, or by sharing...
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Joseph U. Kawainui announces intent to publish a new paper run by Hawaiians,...
BRAND NEW NEWSPAPER! Pride of the Hawaiians. As a result of the great desire of the people that a new Hawaiian newspaper be published under the management of a Hawaiian, therefore, I agree, and the...
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Impressions of Hawaiians and the Mammoth Anti-Annexation Petitions, 1897.
OUR NEW DIALECT. How the Coffee-Colored Gentleman From Hawaii Greets Us. Washington Post. Four coffee-colored gentlemen, native Hawaiians, were at the capitol yesterday, at work against annexation....
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Anti-Annexation sentiment from the United States, 1897.
WHY WE DO NOT WANT HAWAII. Because the Hawaiians do not wish annexation, as the anti-annexation petition of 21,000 names—seven times the voters under the constitution of the “republic”—proves beyond...
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Calendar featuring pictures of the commission who took the anti-annexation...
[Found under: “LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS”] The Ka Ahailono o Hawaii has issued an Alamanach for 1898 which is adorned with the pictures of the Hawaiian anti-annexation commission now in Washington. [This...
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Patients remaining at Kalaupapa, 1917.
Report on the Patients of Kalaupapa In the report of the President of the Board of Health [Papa Ola], Dr. J. S. B. Pratt, pertaining to the patients of the leprosy colony at Kalaupapa, the number of...
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Terrorism even here? 1926.
KNIFE USED AS NAIL TO AFFIX NOTE ON DOOR The Ku Klux Klan Association is here in this town according to Maurice Rey, the owner of a hair salon on Emma Street. According to the claim of Rey before...
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Katsu Goto murder trial, 1890.
AN INFORMER’S EVIDENCE. The Testimony Given by John Richmond in the Honokaa Murder Case. John Richmond sworn, stated—My name is J. Richmond and I live in Honokaa. I was stable man for Mr. Overend. I...
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More on Katsu Goto, 1889.
THAT MURDER AT HAMAKUA. The body of the Japanese doctor* Goto at Hamakua was found dangling, killed by unknown people; news was received this week that three haole sugar plantation workers suspects...
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Faith, 1893.
THE HAWAIIAN PEOPLE. The Hawaiian people have faith in the righteousness and the justice of the Americans; therefore they have great trust that Minister Willis will come and make right the outrageous...
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Heroes, 1966.
These four boys rescued two youths from drowning in California a week ago. They are from left, Robert L. Kuhaulua, George K. Kupihe, Melvin D. Kalahiki and Robert K. Brown.—Photo by Pan American. Isle...
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Hawaiian translation of A. F. Grant’s “Loyal Ned on the last cruise of the...
NED NIXON the Steel-Hearted and the Unforgettable Executor of Orders; and the The Final Siege of the “ALABAMA,” the Fierce Fighter and Fire Breather of the Atlantic Ocean. “There are two wondrous ones...
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Church and weather news from Halawa, Molokai, 1866.
From Halawa, Molokai. Our Church is no longer lacking for a church building at this time. The works of the Lord Jesus Christ is strengthening amongst the brethren. It is fine associating with them....
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Names of the channels between the islands, 1909.
[Found under: “NA MEA ANO NUI O KE AO NEI: NA KAI ME NA KOWA AME NA KAIKUONO AME NA PUALI.”] The places where the ocean [moana] meet with the land, and nearly surround the land, or are on the …...
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Winds and rains of Hana, Maui, 1877.
[Found under: “No Hana me ko laila noho ana.”] The winds.—There are two places where the wind constantly blows, from the ocean, and from the land. There are two names of the winds from the ocean, the...
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The winds of Haena, Kauai and beyond, 1906.
[Found under: “KA MOOLELO o Hiiaka-i-ka-poli-o-Pele.”] A Kalahale is the wind of Haena A Limahuli is the wind of Haena A Kolokini is the surfing wind of Kahuanui and Lohiauipo in Haena A Unukupua is...
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