Date 1845 J. 16 J. 22 * g. 12 g. 27 Sept. 4 Sept.11 Sept.16 Sept.16 Sept.2 4 Sept.JO Oct. 10 1846 Feb. 16 Je 2 1 Jy 20 Nov. 10 Nov. 30 1847 Feb. 4 Apr. 20 Apr. 21 Hay 25 Aug. 30 1848 *July 10 Aug . 14 Jo c. Cao, Secreta of State Jo Y. Mason, Secrety of Navy Nathiel Crosby, Master of the bk Toulon Alexder G. Abell A.G.A. George Bro, U.S. Coissioner at Honolulu Robert c. Wyllie, Minister of Forei Afairs A.G.A. A.G.A. A.G.A. A.G.A. A.G.A. A.G.A. Sar I. Abell, Wife A.G.A. A.G.A. A.G.A. S.I.A. A.G.A. A.G.A. J.J. Vioget, Master of the Hawaii brig phemia Robert c. Wyllie, Minister of Forei Affairs Alexder G. Abell Coder of y U.S. vessel of w in the Pacific Hbormaster, Honolulu Gdon Abell, Father Willi Woodbridge, U.S. Senator A.G.A. A.G.A. Willi Woodbridge Father Willi Wooridge Father Sophia Asta Abell, Sister Sister Sister Sister Father Sister Sister Sister Sister Harboaster, Honolu A.G.A. Notes Appointment as U.S. Cons for the isld of Hawaii &c. Requesting passage for . and Mrs. Abell to the Sich Islds Manifest of passengers show- ing the arrival o . d s. Abell in H onolulu Written from Laina d continued from Honolulu Personal letter re. voyage and first impressions Foarding coission a s U.S. Consul for the isld of Hawaii &c. Acowledgement of A.G.A. as U.S. Consul within the Hawaii kinom Brief note with encloses Describes presentation to King Brief note about business M-,2 Abell p . 1 Notes his removal as U.S. Consul Response to letter of April 21, 1845 Brief note sent via Mexico Introducing herself Long letter on ny subjects ocing birth of a daughter Long letter on my subjects Letter about their daughter Response to news of mriage Pls to ret to erica Mifest of passeers from S Frcisco showi the arrival of A.G.A . Passport no. 109 ting peission to sail for Tahiti d Valpaiso
Transcript
Date 1845 Jan. 16
Jan. 22
* Aug. 12
Aug. 27 Sept. 4 Sept.11
Sept.16
Sept.16
Sept.24 Sept.JO Oct. 10
1846 Feb. 16 J\Ule 21
July 20 Nov. 10 Nov. 30
1847 Feb. 4Apr. 20 Apr. 21 Hay 25 Aug. 30
1848 *July 10
Aug. 14
John c. CalhoWl, Secretary of State
John Y. Mason, Secretary of Navy
Nathaniel Crosby, Master of the bark Toulon
Alexander G. Abell
A.G.A.
George Brown, U.S. Commissioner at Honolulu
Robert c. Wyllie, Minister of Foreign Aff'airs
A.G.A. A.G.A. A.G.A.
A.G.A. A.G.A.
A.G.A. Sarah I. Abell, Wife A.G.A.
A.G.A. A.G.A. S.I.A.A.G.A. A.G.A.
J.J. Vioget, Master of the Hawaiian brig Euphemia
Robert c. Wyllie, Minister of Foreign Affairs
Alexander G. Abell
Commander of a:ny U.S. vessel of war in the Pacific
Harbormaster, Honolulu
Gurdon Abell, Father
William Woodbridge, U.S. Senator
A.G.A.
A.G.A.
William Woodbridge Father William Woodbridge
Father Sophia Augusta Abell, Sister
Sister Sister Sister
Father Sister Sister Sister Sister
Harbormaster, Honolulu
A.G.A.
Notes
Appointment as U.S. Consul for the island of Hawaii &c.
Requesting passage for Mr. and Mrs. Abell to the Sandwich Islands
Manifest of passengers showing the arrival of' Mr. and Mrs. Abell in Honolulu
Written from Lahaina and continued from Honolulu
Personal letter re. voyage and first impressions
Forwarding commission as U.S. Consul for the island of Hawaii &c.
Acknowledgement of A.G.A. as U.S. Consul within the Hawaiian kingdom
Brief note with enclosures Describes presentation to King Brief note about business
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Notes his removal as U.S. Consul Response to letter of April 21,
1845 Brief note sent via Mexico Introducing herself Long letter on many subjects
Announcing birth of a daughter Long letter on many subjects Letter about their daughter Response to news of marriage Plans to return to America
Manifest of passengers from San Francisco showing the arrival of A.G.A.
Passport no. 109 granting permission to sail for Tahiti and Valparaiso
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.ALEX.ANDER GU:aDON .A13ELL, 1819-1890
I1iscellaneous· Items
*1846 Jan. 1. The Friend, page 8. Proposal for exchange, dated Dec. 27, 1845.Advertisement by A.G. Abell. Similar notices appear in the issued of March 4, page 47 and June 15, page 95.
*1846 July 15. The Friend, page 111. Notice of copartnership by James�. McClurg,A.G. Abell and Henry Cheever under the firm name of J.�. McClurg & Co., dated July 1, 1846. Also advertisements by J.B. McClurg & Co. Simila.J;' notices and advertisements appear in later issues.
*1847 Jan. 1. The Friend, page 10. Register of foreigners residing in Honolulu.Lists A.G. Abell.
1848 Max. 15. The Californian, vol. 2, no. 44. Notice of expiration of the copartnership under the firm name of J.B. McClurg & Co. Dated at Lo� Angeles, Jan. 8, 1846.
*1848 Oct. 1. � Friend, page Bo. Marine journal, Port of Honolulu. SailedSept. 21 - U.s.s. Independence, Com. Shubrick, for United States via Tahiti and Valparaiso. J•Ir. and Mrs. Abell were passengers.
*1849 April 2. The Friend, page 32. Died, on the 25th tFeb. or MarchJ }Irs. A.G.Abell cat Valparaiso) Arrived from Tahiti on the u.s.s. Independence but was unable to be removed from the ship, on board which she breathed her last on Sabbath morning.- Valparaiso Neighbor.
*1881 Nov. 12. Saturday Press. Reminiscences of Honolulu, by Henry L. Sheldon.
*1883
1929
*1939
Ifo. 10 gives an account of A.G. Abell and his connection with the Sandwich Island News. Typescript, 7 pages.
McKenney's Pacific Coast Directory, 1883-84, page 50. Lists A.G. Abell as Grand Secretary, F. & A.M. of California, Masonic Temple, N.E. corner, Post and Montgomery Streets, San Francisco.
Seventy-� Years in California, by William Hee.th Davis. San Francisco, John Howell CpublisherJ, page 293-294. Account of Honolulu in 1847 with references to A.G. Abell.
Years Past and Minutes Gone, by Mark A. Sawrie. Published by order of the Grand Master [Grand Lodge of California, F. & A.M.J, page 7. Introduction recounts A.G. Abell's reprinting in 1857 of theProceedings of 1850-1854.
*Photocopies of materials in the State Archives.
M-4!12Abellp.2
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• -1 Acu?...1':ts, Alcxm1der, .1780-1871. Persontl his tori card.
1780 b. in Scotland 1815 arrived Hawaii,
friend or Kamehameha I and Jolm Young 1817 captain or brig XAAHDl·WID on voyege to Canton.
pilot Port of Honolulu, post held nearly 50 years
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Adams, ile:xander ., 1780-1871. Journnl and letters. a items.
* Journal (1815-1849) records voyage of Kamehameha I•s brig
KAA1!UIWTU to Canton in 1817 and trips among the islands in KAAHU?·WTU and brig SYLPH, ending December 261 1819. There are also 1'U11 page sketches of ships, scmgs, poems and misc. notations to 1849 and a list, "Islrulds discovere•d by different navigators, Pacific Ocean, 1821.. n (Outsize f'older)
The letters (copies) and list of clai?!ls deal with JJmd matters (1828-1861). A-letter from Keoni Ann, April 22,1847 says, "I£ you have rrq father's journe.1 I'd like to see it. 11
* Microfilm copy of Journal to be used. On Beei � Hrrttime Reco-tlds.
HrLLf-1
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Afong, Chun, d.1907 • Personal histo card.
1849 arrived Honolulu.
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becn.":le weo.lthy merchant and sugar planter. coc.."'l:?rcl.al agent rar China. m. Julia Fayen,ea.ther, 15 children.
\���returned to China,1., l.98'7 d. in Macao
Afong, Chun, d.l:98!1-. l'/ob 10 item.
These item (1849-1880) o.re primarily lam deeds• Cert.ificates ror 250 shares of stock or Hilo Sugar Colllp8Zlt
shelved 1n outidze bo• on top of Private Collection �es.
ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN RECORDS
OF
TRENT TRUST COMP ANY, LIMITED
1907-1937
Prepared June 2002
Hawaii State Archives
Iolani Palace Grounds
Honolulut Hawaii 96813
Introduction
Agency History
Series Description
Records Container List
Table of Contents
Page
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1 to 3
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Introduction
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Following the United States declaration of war against Gennany, the Office of Alien Property Custodian was established by Executive Order 2927-A on October 12, 1917 under authority of the Trading with the Enemy Act, October 6, 1917. The Custodian was to assume control and dispose of enemy-owned property in the United States and its possessions. In 1918, the Alien Property Custodian, A. Mitchell Palmer, appointed Trent Trust Company Limited (Trent Trust) as depository, agent, bailee, and attorney in fact of money or other property of enemies or allies of enemies. Ownership of enemy property was transferred from businesses and individuals such as H. Hackfeld and Company, Limited, and the Estate of Otto Ernst Isenberg to the Trust between 1918 and 1924. Richard H. Trent, President of Trent Trust Company was appointed proxy for the Alien Property Custodian, with full power of substitution in stockholders meetings of H. Hackfeld Company and J.F. Hackfeld Company. The Alien Property Custodian Records of Trent Trust were transferred to the Hawaii State Archives in 1964.
Agency History
Trent Trust was established in 1907 by Richard H. Trent, Cecil Brown, Irwin Beadle, C.H. Cooke, and James Lyle to do business as a trust company which recorded and prepared abstracts of land titles; perfonned as surety executors, administrators, guardians and trustees; acted as auditors, accountants, actuaries and brokers; purchased, took on lease, exchanged, hired, acquired or held lands; purchased, took over, or undertook whole or part of a business; raised or borrowed money and secured the payment of money raised or borrowed either by charge of mortgage or deed of trust; made, drew, accepted, endorsed and or executed negotiable instruments; exercised the power and privilege of making and entering into contracts; and received for investment deposits of money and loaned the same on mortgage and or collaterals and collected and accounted for dividends, profits and income arising from such acts and services.
As depository, agent, bailee, and attorney in fact of money or other property of enemies or allies of enemies in the Territory of Hawaii, Trent Trust had the power to collect the income from income-bearing securities of enemy individuals or businesses and to collect any principal which might be owing to any enemy individuals or businesses which had been reported. The Trust was authorized to make leases, not exceeding one year, except with the consent of the Custodian. The Trust was authorized to pay any taxes or administration expenses on any of the enemy property, but was prohibited from investing any funds belonging to an enemy which came into its hands, and from bringing any suit or selling any property whatsoever except by a specific authorization of the Alien Property Custodian.
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The following is a chronology of events beginning with Trent Trust's appointment as depository for the Alien Property Custodian and ending with the trust's dissolution:
1918 Alien Property Custodian appoints Trent Trust Co., Ltd. as depository for seized enemy property in the Territory of Hawaii. Enemy properties are seized and deposited in Trent Trust. To preserve the business ofH. Hackfeld some stocks are sold to minimize German control of the corporation and board of directors who are Gennan are replaced by Americans. The Alien Property Custodian does not approve and the transfer is reversed.
1918-1924 Ownership of property, mainly stocks, is transferred from H. Hackfeld Company; J. F. Hackfeld Company; Estate of Otto Ernst Isenberg; and the J.C. Glade, Clara Glade, Paul Isenberg, and H.H. Pflueger Trusts to Trent Trust. Trent Trust obtains controlling interest in H. Hackfeld Company. All H. Hackfeld Company stock is sold to American Factors and proceeds are distributed to stockholders.
1924 J.F. Hackfeld claims to be an American citizen and is fully reimbursed of the proceeds of the sale of the J. F. Hackfeld Limited stock. Stockholders file simultaneous suits against Trent Trust in Honolulu for selling H. Hackfeld stock too cheaply.
1928 The War Claims Act authorizes return of eighty percent of properties seized and expropriation of the remaining balance.
1929
1931
Suits against Trent Trust are consolidated and one suit is filed in San Francisco for all shareholders of H. Hackfeld Company.
Richard Trent resigns and ownership of Trent Trust is transferred to Cooke Trust Company. Trent Trust continues to exist because it is involved in litigation with shareholders and heirs to the seized properties who claim that the shares were sold too cheaply to competing businesses. The Internal Revenue Service tries to collect taxes from the Trust.
]935 U.S. Court of Appeals upholds the sale of$7.5 million assets ofH. Hackfeld to American Factors.
1936 U.S. Government files suit against Estate of J.F. Hackfeld after discovering that he was not an American citizen.
1942 The U.S. Supreme Court rules in favor of the U.S. Government and Estate of J.F. Hackfeld is required to pay back the difference between what an American citizen would have received from the Alien Property Custodian through the liquidation of J.F. Hackfe]d stocks, and what a German national would have received through the War Claims Act. Trent Trust sustains losses as Alien Property Custodian depository and tries to recoup from the U.S. Government.
1955 Cooke Trust is appointed receiver for Trent Trust under Equity No. 3248 in the First Judicial Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. Fees to the attorneys hired by Trent Trust left the trust with no assets.
1974 Trent Trust is dissolved on February 6.
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References
File No. 654D I t Trent Trust Companyt Limited, Hawaii Corporations (Dissolved) Case Filest
Series l 58t Dept. of Commerce and Consumer Affairs. Opinion of the Court, J.C. Isenberg vs. George Sherman, Call No. 338.17 Cl5o. Star Bulletin and Honolulu Advertiser articles, 1907-1949.
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Series Description
Series No.: M-490
Series Title: Alien Property Custodian Records of Trent Trust Company, Limited
Date Range: 1907-1937
Quantity: 3. 75 cubic feet of paper records, 0.33 cubic feet of oversize records, and 0.48linear feet in 3 volumes.
Physical Characteristics: Mostly typescript, original and copies. Includes a few manuscript records and photocopies of newspaper clippings.
Content Description: These records were created while Trent Trust was the depository, agent, bailee, and attorney in fact of money or other property of enemies or allies of enemies in the Territory of Hawaii from 1918-1937, for the Alien Property Custodian, A. Mitchell Palmer. A. Mitchell Palmer was a judge of the U.S. Court of Claims in Washington, D.C. Include records of the following seized properties: Julie Barckhausen Trust; Clara Glade Trust; J.C. Glade Trust; H. Hackfeld and Company, Limited; J.F. Hackfeld, Limited; J.C. Isenberg Trust; Estate of OttoErnst Isenberg; Paul Isenberg Trust; R.M. Isenberg Trust; Kopke Clarifier Company, Limited;H.H. Pflueger Trust; J.C. Pflueger Trust; J.W. Pflueger Trust; and Clara Seilcken (Schwarz)Trust.
The records consist of: • articles of incorporation and bylaws ofH. Hackfeld Company, J.F. Hackfeld Company,
and Trent Trust;• trusteeship records which transfer ownership of properties from H. Hackfeld Company,
J.F. Hackfeld Company, Estate of Otto Ernst Isenberg, Glade, Isenberg, and PfluegerTrusts to Trent Trust;
• court documents relating to the various lawsuits filed by the shareholders of H. Hackfeldand heirs of Otto Ernst Isenberg, the U.S. Government to recover excess monies paidEstate of J. F. Hackfeld, and Trent Trust vs. U.S. Government to recover costs incurredas depository;
• newspaper clippings including Dixie Doolittle articles (see note);• financial statements for H. Hackfeld Company, J.F. Hackfeld Company, and Trent Trust• correspondence;• list of stockholders and reports for American Factors;• tax returns for H. Hackfeld, J. F. Hackfeld, and Trent Trust.
The records are valuable as documentation of big business activities in Hawaii during the Territorial period and federal government activity against enemies. The records also document
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German successes in business in Hawaii prior to World War I and the court cases which decided how much those businesses were worth.
Note: Articles attacking the Americanism of certain officers ofH. Hackfeld and Company, Limited were submitted to the newspapers by Richard Trent under the pen name "Dixie Doolittle"from 1917 to 1918. These articles were eventually used in court cases to prove that there was a conspiracy to force the sale of H. Hackfeld and Company.
Arrangement: Alphabetical by company and individual names and thereunder by document type and chronological.
Access: Access is unrestricted.
Prepared by: G. Vergara-Bautista Date Completed: June, 2002
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M-490 ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN RECORDS OF TRENT TRUST CO., LTD.
American Factors Correspondence, 1924-1925 Financial Records and Reports, 1918-1920 Holders of Stock, 19 l 8-1924 Record of Allotment Notices, August 20, 1918
Barckhausen, Julie, Trust No. 12376, 1918-1925
First National Bank of Hawaii, Auditor's Report, 1919
Glade, Clara, Trust No. 12626, 1918-1935
Glade, J.C., Trust No. 12643, 1918-1935
H. Hackfeld and Company, LimitedAppointment of Trent Trust as Depository, 1918-1924Check Register, 1923-193 7Court Documents, 1918-1923Court Documents, Hearing, November 14, 1924Court Documents, 1924Court Documents, 1927-1937Decision rendered by Judge Le Baron, Equity 2575, Dec. 20, 1937Final Distribution, 1932-1937Final Distribution, Receipts and certificates, 193 7Financial Records, 1919-1926Pledge and Agreements, 1918Records of Trusteeship, 1913-1919Records of Trusteeship, 1920-1927Statement of Distribution to Alien Enemies, 1919Tax Matters, 1918-1923Tax Returns, 1917-1920Tax Returns, 1921-1936
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M-490 ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN RECORDS OF TRENT TRUST CO., LTD.
J.F. Hackfeld, Limited Articles of Association and Bylaws, 1912 Cashbook, 1918 Correspondence, 1916-1918 Correspondence, 1919-1923 Correspondence, 1924-1929 Correspondence� 1932 Correspondence, 1933-1938 Final Accounting and Court Order, 1943 Financial Records, 1915-1925 Minutes, 1917-1918 Petition for Dissolution, 1924 Securities, 1917 Tax Matters, 1918-1924 Tax Returns, 1918-1922 Tax Returns, 1917-1928
Isenberg, J.C. Trust No.12616, 1918-1936
Isenberg, Otto Ernst, Estate of Accounting records, 1918-1930 Appeal, Argued March 24-26, 1925, decided September 1, 1925 Appellee's Petition for a Rehearing, 1928 Bill for Accounting, 1924 Brief for Appellee, 1928 Correspondence, 1914-1918 Correspondence, 1918-1923 Correspondence, 1918-1926 Correspondence, 1928-1931 Correspondence with Oscar Sutro, 1924-1925 Correspondence with Oscar Sutro, 1925-1930 Court Documents, 1�10-1920 Court Documents, 1921-1922 Court Documents, 1923
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M-490 �LIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN RECORDS OF TRENT TRUST CO., LTD.
Trent Trust Financial Records, Commissions, 1918-1924 (2 of2) Realty Auction, 1910-1933 Register of Securities, 1918-1925 Registry of Receipts, 1919-1920 Reports, 1923-1929 Stock Exchange Seat, 1908-1917 Tax Returns, 1923-1929 Transcript of case to determine value of Hackfeld's stock, 1920 Trust Agreements, 1924
Wilcox, Albert Spencer, Will, 1918
M-490-8-4 (oversize) Oversize Material from M-490-1 thru M-490-2M-490-8-5 (oversize) Oversize Material from M-490-2 thru M-490-4M-490-8-6 (oversize) Oversize Material from M-490-5 thru M-490-6
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M-490 ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN RECORDS OF TRENT TRUST CO., LTD.
Isenberg, Otto Ernst, Estate of Court Documents, 1924 (1 of2) Court Documents, 1924 (2 of 2) Court Documents, 1925 Court Documents, 1926-1931 Court Documents and Correspondence, 1918-1919 Court Documents and Correspondence, 1919-1924 Equity No. 1903A, 1918 Expenses, 1916-1917 Kekaha Sugar Company, Annual Report, 1918 Master's Report, 1918-1930 Memorandum to show condition of estate, 1923 Notice of Motion to Remand, 1929 Objectors' Exhibits Entered in Evidence Opinion on Rehearing Measure of Damages, 1929 Petition for Writ of Certiorari, 1928 Petitioners' Exhibits Entered in Evidence, 1921 Settling Final Account, 1918-1930 Transcript of Testimony, Part I, 1923 Transcript of Testimony, Part II, 1923
Isenberg, Paul, Trust No. 12611, 1918-1925
Isenberg, R. M., Trust No. 12638, 1918-1925
Kopke Clarifier Company, Limited, 1911-1929
M-490-7-8 (oversize) Pacific Guano and Fertilizer Co., Annual Report, 1917
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M-490-5-2
M-490-5-3
M-490-5-4
M-490-5-5
Pflueger, H.H., Trust No. 10112, 1918-1930
Pflueger, J.C. ,Trust No. 12633, 1918-1923
Pflueger, J.C., Trust No. 12644, 1919-1928
Pflueger, J. W., Estate of, 1923
Seilcken, Clara (Mrs. Schwarz), Trust, No. 12604, 1918-1925
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M-490 ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN RECORDS OF TRENT TRUST CO., LTD.
Trent Trust Alien Property Custodian, 1921 Cablegrams, March-December, 1918 Cablegrams, December 1918-July 1921 Capital Stock Tax Return, 1923-1926 Corporation Papers, 1907-1929 Correspondence, Claims, 1932-1934 Correspondence, Isenberg Minors, 1918-1922 Correspondence with Alexander & Baldwin. 1918 Correspondence with American Factors, 1918-1919 Correspondence with Boggs, Lucien H., Attorney, 1924-1929 Correspondence with Carvalho, M. J., Shareholder, 1928-1935 Correspondence with Hackfeld., J.F., 1918 Correspondence with Hackfeld, H., 1918 Correspondence with Hagens, J. F. C., 1918-1926 Correspondence with Humburg, A., 1918-1924 Correspondence with Humburg, J. F., 1918-1924 Correspondence with Hawaiian Trust Co., 1918 Correspondence with Heiser, Charles G., 1918-1924 Correspondence with Heiser, Charles G ., 1924-1927 Correspondence with Isenberg, Dora, 1918-1919 Correspondence with Rodiek, George, 1918-1925 Correspondence with Schutze, H., 1918-1919 Correspondence with Trent, R.H., 1924-1925 Correspondence with Von Damm, B. 1918 Correspondence with Watson and Clemons, 1918-1925 Correspondence with Wilcox, A. W., 1918-1919 Correspondence with Wilcox, G. N., 1918-1920 Correspondence with Wilcox, S. W., 1918-1920 Court documents, 1918-1923 Depository assignment, 1918 Dixie Doolittle, 1917-1918 Enemy property deposited with Trent Trust, 1918 Financial Records, Commissions, 1918-1924 (1 of 2)
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M-225 Allie Rowe (Hawaiian Brig)
Papers, 188)-1887. 3 items.
Records of contract laborers and crew recruited in the New Hebrides, etc., Nov. - Dec. 1883 and Nov. 1886- Jan. 1887.
Log book of voyage, Honolulu-Hong Kong-Tientsin-Hong KongHonolulu, May 9, 1885- Feb. 26, 1886. (Captain G.13. Holland left the ship at Hong Kong because of illness, Aug. 28, 1885. Mate J. Phillips assumed command. Log written in Dutch Nov. 12, 1885-Jan.26, 1886)
Inventory of the Brig Allie Rowe, J. Phillips, Master. March 2, 1886. (Ship was sold at auction by court order, March 12, 1886)
Note: For other material related to this ship see Admiralty case files, no. 41, 108, 127 and Register of ctransfers ofJ Hawaiian
(' vessels, vol. III, p. 207
and 252.
M-375-v. \Flat-Bi-
ARCHIVES SCRAPBOOK
(ANNEXATION OF HAWAII TO UNITED STATES)
M-375
A 300+ page scrapbook, with a table of contents, of newspaper clippings regarding the annexation of Hawaii to the United States, 1887 - 1888, 1891, 1893, 1894
MFL 28 corroded by mold.
No longer available for use .
Yale University - Sterling Memorial Library's Container list
of PAPERS OF WILLIAM NEVINS ARMSTRONG
1835 - 190S
ARCHIVES COLLECTION HAS ONLY ITEMS.MARKED.WITH ASTERISKS: ** on 35 mm. microfilm. *** photocopy.
MFL 28 REVISED PRELIMINARY REGISTER
J. Schiff; Dec. 17, 1974.
Box l. CORRESPONDENCE
**Official Correspondence and documents of Armstrong and . King Kalakaua of Hawaii concerning their trip around
the world 1881.
Correspondence with Stokes & Co. concernL�g the publication
of his book AROUND THE WORLD WITH A KING, 1904.
** Letters from King Kalakaua to Armstrong, ca. 1879-90, ca. 30. j
Box 2. Original handwritten Journal, unbound 5 x 8 sheets.
** Series I: 601p. begins November 11, 1880.
**Series II: 302p. begins October 20, 1881.
Box 3. JOURNALS.
Box 4·_ JOURNALS.
1886 Apr 18 - 1888 Apr 18, 125p.
. 1888 Apr 18 1889 Mar 4, 250p.
1889 Mar 4 - 1890 Jun 29, 150p.
1895 Jun 1 - 16, ca. SOp.
1895 Jun 23 - Jul 6, ca.SOp.
1895 Jul 9 - Aug 9, ca.50p.
1895 Aug 1 - 23, ca. 50p.
1895 Aug 22 - 1896 Jan 1, ca.SOp.
189.6 Jan 1 - 17, ca_. SOp.
1896 Mar - Aug, ca.SOp.
1896 Aug - 1897 Jul, ca.50p.
1898 Jan 19 - 1899 Dec, ca. 50p.
1900 Feb 9 - Jul 10, ca.50p. 1900 Jul 1� - AugA ca.Sop.1902 - 1905, ca.5up.
"1900 and After," iarge note:book, ca.20fJp.
M-437 Armstro page 1
W. N. Armstrong, p. 2.
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Box 5. Typed copy of journals in Box 2, 1880-1882. 728p. io four folders.
M-�37Armstrorpage 2
Typed partiall copy of journals. 267p. legal size.
Box 6. Typescript of book, �SOp.
** Notes and extra typed pages, ca.300p.
** Notebook of undated entries and notes onpplaces visited, ca.150p. '
.
Book copy of AROUND THE WORLD WITH A KING.
Box 7. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Scrapbook, mostly clippings 1869-1880, with some letters mounted and laid in.
"Log-Book of the Yacht 'Troubadour. 111 Typescript with illustrations, 27p. "Passenger W. N. Armstrong,1887"
Colonial Account Book, with receipts and notes laid in, apparently kept by the. Dibble Family of Saybrook, ca.1758-1798.
� Calling cards. t .
Clippings relating to trip around the world.
Box 8. Pamphlets and clippings relating mainly to trip around the world.
_,.Box 9. Photographs. ***
Mostly cablnet photographs of royal persons and others visited on around the world tour. Includes a few of Hawaii.
BoxeeblO and 11. ***
Oversize photographs mounted on large boards, includes groups taken on tour and scenes of countries visited.
M-437
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K-437
Armstrong, William Nevins, 1835-1905.
Personal history.
M-437 Armstrongpage 3
1835 Born at Lahaina, March 10, son of the Rev. Richard Armstrong and Clarissa Chapman Armstrong, missionaries.
Attended the Royal School with children of the ali'i. 1859 Graduated from Yale University; studied law with uncle.
Married Mary Frances Morgan1 practiced law in Nev York. Operated a fa.rm and raised oysters at Hampton, Va.
1880 Attorney General and me.11ber of Bouse of Nobles, to 1882. 1881 Commissioner, Bureau of Immigration, Jan. 17.
Accompanied King Kalakaua on his trip around the world. Minister ot Interior and Board of Health President.
1882 Commissioner of Crown Lands, Jan. 10. 1894 Chairman of the Labor Commission, Sept. 10. 1897 Editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser, to 1899. 1904 Published "Around the _World with a King," Feb. 1905 Died at Washington,( '
D.O., Oct. 15.
Anlstrong, William Bevins, 183$-1905.
Papers, ca. 1879-90. 1 reel of JS mm. microfilm (negative) and 230 photocopies (307 items)
Microfi1Jl1 Correspondence, etc. of Armstrong and King Kalakaua concerning their journey around the world in 1881.Lettera from King Kalakaua to Armstrong, ca. 1879-90J ca. 30 items.- Handwritten journal, Nov. 11, 1880-June 13, 1882; 903 p.- Botes and extra typewritten pages; ca. 300 p.- Notebook of undated entries and notes on places Tisited; ca. 150 p.
Photocopieas Calling cards; 45 items.- Cabinet photos of ro;yal persons and others visited on journey around the world; 127 iteu.- Large and groups of small photos .110unted on large boards, including individuals, groups and scenes from places visited on journey around the world, vith a few from Hawaii; 135 items.
Originals are in the Sterling Memorial Library, manuscriptsand archives collections, Yale University. A copy of the Re-vised preliminary regis-c ter is included with Archives copies and in the pri- vate collections manual.
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