1894 1895 1896 Under the Republic of Hawaii, the National Guard had made several overnight practice marches, but no formal camps under war-time conditions had ever been held. In 1899 ...
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1860-1873 Some three years later, in 1860, the lst Hawaiian Cavalry was revived and became known as the Leleiohoku Guard: It was composed almost entirely of Hawaiians, with several business ...
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1874 King Kalakaua organized an infantry company of native volunteers, named the Mamalahoas. Kalakaua took a deep interest in these two volunteer companies and frequently appeared personally at the armory ...
Read More 1874-1887 Mamalahoas
Plague December, 1899 to January, 1900, 1st Regiment of Infantry, Colonel J. Walter Jones Commanding, acted as quarantine guard during a plague epidemic in Honolulu. – 1923-1924 Annual Report pp.17 ...
Read More 1899-1900 Chinatown Plague and Fire
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The Hawaii National Guard History webpages contain some content that may be harmful or difficult to view. The Hawaii Nation Guard History records span over 150 years, and it is ...
Read More 1893 Expedition to Gather Individuals with Hansen’s Disease
1854 1872 1874 1884 1889 Suddenly on the morning of July 20, 1889, Wilcox with about one hundred and fifty followers tookpossession of the Government Building and the Palace Grounds. ...
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28 FEB 1857 – 12 SEP 1873 The men who had belonged to the 1st Hawaiian Guard decided that the only way they had of insuring their own safety was ...
Read More 1857 – 1890 Honolulu Rifles
