Honolulu Shriners Celebrate Decade with Imperial Potentate Visit
Honolulu Shriners mark ten years of Aloha Temple history as Imperial Potentate Fred A. Hines leads a caravan from across the United States and Canada. Lou B. Winsor returns to Hawaii to institute the local temple in 1901 and again joins the pilgrimage. The temple, famed as the only one not on the North American continent, welcomes the notable delegation and hopes for a historic Shrinerdom moment.
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Loha Temple
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Fred A. Hines
United States
Canada
Montreal
Texas
Aloha Temple
Lou B. Winsor
Aloha
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North America
Shrinerdom
Aloha Temple Brings Short Bright History to Life
The article recounts Aloha Temple’s early formation and its brisk rise within the Shriner movement. It notes foundational dates around 1901, key members, and the growth of the order as it established a local shrine hub. Details highlight community ties and the organization’s evolving influence over the following years.
Hawaiin Shrine Temple Founded in Early 1900s Movement
A historical account details the formation of a Hawaii temple by Potentates C. B. Wood and Andrew Brown among others, outlining petitions, charter efforts, and donations. It covers the 1900-1910 push toward a dispensation, the large delegation from 20 states, and a grand 1909 installation with lavish entertainment and a 14 Nobles, 68 Ladies, and 2 Juniors guiding ceremonies.
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CT Wood
Andrew Brown
JG. Ruthell
Solany Touple
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Provelent Constilliond
Noble. G. Pratt
CB Wand
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Isham Temple
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Chl Smith
Aleppo Temple
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D. W. Meienets
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Ativan
Tony Wanton
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Be G. Walt
Bahar Temple
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Thomas W. Stroia
Sherk. Ner
Lateke C. Wond
Ohn A. Walcett
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Meu W. Lyle
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Aloha Temple First Divan Officers Named
A list of officers in the Aloha Temple First Divan includes c B Wood as Llustrious Potentate, L T Grant Chief Rabban, F J Amweg Assistant Rabban, W T Galbraith High Priest and Prophet, Andrew Brown Oriental Guide, Henry H Williams Treasurer, John G Rothwell Recorder, M in G Gros sman First Ceremonial Master, Clarence L Crabbe Second Ceremonial Master, S lL Famsay Director, Wh Wrisht Marshal, J W Francis Captain of the Guard, J C Tucker Outer Guard, with additional notes on membership and ceremony.
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C.b. Wood
Llustrious
L. T. Grant
Rabban
F. J. Amweg
William T. Galbraith
Andrew Brown
Henry H. Williams
John G. Rothwell
M. In Grossman
Clarence L. Crabbe
S. Ll. Famsay
WH. Wrisht
J. W. Francis
J. C. Tucker
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