Pressing British Claims for Honolulu Insurgents
The Foreign Affairs report reveals Britain presses indemnity claims for British subjects jailed during the 1895 insurrection. It notes British officials insisted on payment from Hawaii, except for Charles Dunwell, with subsequent letters and replies from London confirming no liability except for Dunwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Cooper
Briish
A. G. Hawes
Foreign Office
Chas. E. Dunwell
London
Lord Salisbury
Her
J. B. Thomas
C. W. Ashford
F. H. Redward
W.F. Reynolds
Thomas Rawlins
G. Carson Kenyon
L. J. Levy
M.S. Bailey
F. Harrison
Dunwell
Mr. Hawes
W. J. Kenny
Mr. Kenny
Danwell
Her Majesty
Hawaiian Islands
Record of deeds and powers filed for subscribers
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Honolulu
A. E. Murphy & CO
Hotel St
Arlington Block
Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing Cobhlers
Fort St
Port Costa and
Starr Flours
California
Queen Street
the Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Honolulu, H. 1
Fort Street
Lold Salisbury
Bev
Gear, Lansing & CO
King Street
Morrel Mackenzie
Pipes
Havana
Manila
Hollister & Co
Fort & Merchant Streets
Lewis & CO
David Dayton
Young Street
T.j.luitd
Club Stables
Tam
Eame
JAS, Nott, Jr
A. V. Gear
King St
J. S. Walker
Guwaral
J.a.farla
Hotel Street
Bruce Cartwright
the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United
Waikiki Road