Kingdom of Hawaii

...back because it’s the one he used to bless, care for and bandage the sick. </p><p> Damien arrived at Kalaupapa in 1873, the year the Hawaiian Kingdom began strictly enforcing its isolation policy and started exiling patients there in...

In this article: Father Damien, Kalaupapa, Honolulu, Leprosy, Hawaii, Catholic Church, Vatican City, Hawaiian Kingdom, United Church of Christ, and Mormon church

...Kalaupapa's patients needed help and where he volunteered for the mission. Damien arrived at Kalaupapa in 1873, the year the Hawaiian Kingdom began strictly enforcing its isolation policy and started exiling patients there in large...

In this article: Father Damien, Hawaii, Linda Lingle, Honolulu, Catholic Church, Leprosy, Lane Akiona, Hawaiian Kingdom, Episcopal Church, and United Church of Christ

...according to the Web site for Kalaupapa National Historical Park, which was created in 1980. An epidemic of Hansen's disease swept the Kingdom of Hawaii in the mid-1800s, especially afflicting natives who lacked immunity. (The disease...

In this article: Fred E. Woods, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Kalaupapa, Molokai, Leprosy, Brigham Young University, and Father Damien

The Kailua-Kona landmark was restored in 1927 to the period known as the Kalakaua era (1874-1891) when King David Kalakaua ruled the Hawaiian kingdom. The palace was closed in December 2007 after earthquake damage in October 2006.

In this article: Hulihee Palace, David Kalakaua, Hawaiian kingdom, King Kamehameha the Great, Connecticut, and Hawaii

...has again been restored to circa 1885, a period known in Hawaiian history as the Kalakaua Era when King David Kalakaua ruled the Hawaiian kingdom. The palace was restored under the direction of the Connecticut-based John Canning Painting...

In this article: King Kalakaua, Hulihee Palace, Hawaii, Hawaiian kingdom, and John Adams Kuakini

...John Kalama, was a native Hawaiian employed by Hudson's Bay Co. who had migrated to Washington Territory from what then was the Kingdom of Hawaii. John Kalama married Mary Martin, the daughter of a Nisqually chief, and established many...

In this article: Hudson's Bay Co., DuPont, and Tacoma

...on statehood. What they were doing at the time. How old they were -- all good. None spoke about the injustices of the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom. I didn't hear a native Hawaiian perspective addressing the issues of that...

In this article: Hawaii, Barack Obama, Pineapple, Honolulu, Dim sum, Dog, and Coconut

...Western contact. </p><p>1810: Kingdom of Hawaii established by King Kamehameha the Great, who conquered and united the islands. </p><p>1893: Hawaiian kingdom overthrown when a group of white businessmen forced Queen Liliuokalani to abdicate...

In this article: Hawaii, World War II, Pan American Airways, Admission Act, King Kamehameha the Great, James Cook, U.S. Marines, and Dwight Eisenhower

...case. </p><p>In an earlier trial, group leader James Akahi was convicted of simple trespass. He claims to be the heir to the throne of the Kingdom of Hawaii. </p><p>King Kalakaua completed Iolani Palace in 1882. It served as the residence for...

In this article: Maui, Iolani Palace, Hawaii, Kalakaua, and Queen Liliuokalani

...and legal expenses. </p><p>Akahi is the leader of a Native Hawaiian sovereignty group. He claims to be the heir to the throne of the Kingdom of Hawaii. </p><p>Burglary charges against six other people arrested in the case were dismissed.

In this article: Iolani Palace, Honolulu, and Maui