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J. H. TANNER

Box 1-1 Autograph of King Kalakaua given to a young female singer, January 12, 1881

Inventory of Records

of the

Papers of C. Nils (Cyrus Nils) Tavares

March, 2006

Hawai'i State Archives 'lolani Palace Grounds

Honolulu. Hawai'i 96813

THE PAPERS OF C. NILS (CYRUS NILS) TAVARES (b. 1902, d 1976)

Table of Contents

Series M-491: Papers of C. Nils (Cyrus Nils) Tavares

Table of Contents ................................................................................................................. u,ili

Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 1

Biographical Sketch ................................................................................................................... 2

Historical/Biographical Chronology ..................................................................................... 4

Scope and Content Note .......................................................................................................... 7

Series Descriptions

I. Appointment Books (various) ................................................................. 8 Container List .............................................................................. C-1

II. Correspondence: 1923-1976 ...................................................................... 8 Container List ................................................................. C-2 to C,7

111. Biographical Information: 1926-1976 .................................................... 9 Container Llst ................................................................. C,·8 to C-9

IV. Attorney Files: 1925-1927; 1939; 1959 ................................................... 9 Container List ............................................................... C,9 to C,10

V. Attorney General Files: 1944-1947 ........................................................ 9 Container List ............................................................................ C-10

VI. Hawaii Statehood Commission: 1947-1958, 1968 ............................. 9 Container List .............................................................. C-10 to C-12

VII. Constitutional Convention: 1950 ......................................................... 10 Container List .............................................................. C,12 to C-16

VIII. U.S. District Court Judge: 1961,1976 ................................................... 10 Container List ............................................................. C-16 to C,20

IX. Speeches: 1932-1974 ................................................................................... 10 Container List ............................................................ C-20 to C-22

X. Memberships and Associations: 1922-1976 ....................................... ll Container List ............................................................ C,22 to C-23

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XI. Death: 1976 ..................................................................................................... ll Container List ............................................................................ C,24

XII. Personal Effects and Artifacts: 1920, 1976 .......................................... ll Container List ............................................................ C,24 to C�30

XIII. Correspondence: 1941, 1948, 1950, 1953, 1957, 1959 ....................... 12 Container List ............................................................................ C�30

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Introduction

The papers of C. Nils Tavares, attorney, public servant, and District Court Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Hawaii, were presented to the Hawaii State Archives as a gift by his daughter Shirley Ann Tavares Wetzel in 1993. Physical custody of the papers is assumed to have been uninterrupted after Judge Tavares' death in 1976, the majority of the documents being found in his residence where his wife, Mrs. Unita Thelma Gillet Tavares, continued to live until her death in March, 1993.

Another set of papers was accessioned by the Hawaii State Archives in 1999. Composed primarily of correspondence of the 1950s pertaining to statehood issues, these records were given by the U.S. District Court Library and taken by the University of Hawaii, School of Law. In 1979, the Law School transferred the records to the University of Hawaii, Hamilton Library. In 1999, the Hamilton Library transferred the records to the Hawaii State Archives. Although these records have been added to the collection, they have not been interfiled with the other records received from Ms. Wetzel.

Access to this manuscript collection is unrestricted with the exception of material containing personal/financial information, and attorney;client and attorney work product files. They are restricted by Hawaii Revised Starutes (HRS) §§92F,13, and 92F�l4 and Office of Information Practices ("OIP") opinion letter 03-19. The restrictions are removed by HRS §94-7, effective on different dates as marked on the Records Container List. See reference archivist for assistance.

Information Restriction Authority. Restriction Lifted by HRS§94-7

Personal Health Information HRS §§92F-I3, 92F-14 and OIP 80 years after creation of Letter No. 03-19 (Dec.16, 2003) record

Personal financial information HRS §§92F-I3 and 92F-14, and 80 years after creation of OIP Letter No. 03;19 (Dec.16, record 2003)

Personal/family litigation and HRS §§92F-I3 and 92F-14 80 years after creation of information record Attorney-client and attorney HRS §626, Rule 503 and OIP 80 years after creation of work;product files Letter No. 03-19 (Dec.16, 2003) record Personal and educational HRS §§92F;I3 and 92F-14 and 80 years after creation of information for grandson Reef OIP Letter No. 03-19 (Dec.16, record Hardy 2003)

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Biographical sketch

The Honorable Judge C. Nils Tavares1 was born in Pukalani, Maui, on April 12, 1902. His father, Antone F. Tavares, was also a prominent figure in Hawaii: a business man, a Representative to the Territorial Legislature from 1910�1920, and a Territorial Senator from 1920,1928.

Judge Tavares' personal life and professional career touched upon and shaped the State of Hawaii in its transition before and after 1959. When Judge Tavares resigned as Attorney General in 1947, Territorial Governor Ingram M. Stainback stated:

I venture to say that more history has been made during the last five years than at any time since the annexation of the Territory, and Judge Tavares has played no small part in the making of this history.

Governor Stainback could not have conceived of the continuing role Judge Tavares would play in the years after 1947. Indeed, _at the memorial service in 1976, Chief Justice William H. Richardson called Judge Tavares one of Hawaii's "founding fathers".

Cyrus Nils Tavares attended and graduated from Maui High School, class of 1920, matriculating to the University of Michigan.

In 1925, he graduated from the University of Michigan with a degree in law and earning entry into the Order of the Coif by graduating in the top 10% of his class. He was also an editor of the Michigan Bar Review. After graduation, he returned to Maui, where he was appointed Deputy District Magistrate, a position in which he served from 1925 to 1927.

In 1927, he relocated himself and wife to Honolulu. He was appointed as a deputy attorney general under the Attorney General William Lyman, and while in that office he met future Attorney General Harry R. Hewitt. Judge Tavares continued to work as a deputy attorney general until 1934, when he formed a partnership with his boss Mr. Hewitt, and began private practice as Hewitt &: Tavares. Their parmership would last until 1940.

His professional relatio11ship to the Archives is tangential but happily coincidental. In 1935, the librarian of the Archives of Hawaii, Ms. Maude Jones, a republican, was abruptly and, as had been alleged, due to a political change in the administration, removed from her position. From 1935 to 1937, Judge Tavares represented Ms. Jones in a lawsuit seeking her reinstatement. In 1937, Ms. Jones regained her position.

From 1940 to 1942,Judge Tavares worked in private practice, later accepting an appointment to serve as a Special Deputy Territorial Attorney General for War Emergency Matters from 1941 to 1942. He continued working as an Assistant Attorney General from 1942 to 1943. In 1944, Governor Ingram Stainback appointed him Attorney General, a position he held until resignation in 1947.

1 By convention, throughout this document C. Nils Tavares will be referred to as �Judge" even though thisbiographical sketch includes events before his appointment to the bench in 1960.


When Judge Tavares left government work, his future law partners C. Dudley Pratt and Charles E. Cassidy, welcomed him. They renamed their law firm Pratt, Tavares & Cassidy, where he wouldwork until 1960. The firm is now known as Case Bigdow& Lombardi.

In 1950,Judge Tavares was elected as a delegate to the Constitutional Convention, serving as a subcommittee chair for the Judiciary committee, and as an integral part on several other committees including the Style committee which was responsible for the document's overall format and integrity. Throughout,Judge Tavares zealously advocated for Statehood. In his own words, he was a "'laboring oar" that helped draft the final form of Constitution later ratified by plebiscite in 1959.

In 1949,Judge Tavares served as sub,committee chair of the Taxation and Finance Committee of the Hawaii Statehood Commission. From 1953 to 1956, he served as chairperson of the Commission, giving testimony before the United States Congress in 1954. In 1956, perhaps due to his efforts to reapportion the districts for future elections, and due to the Democratic political groundswell then building against Republicans generally and him specifically, the Senate failed to confirm the nomination for his position with the Commission ( see letter dated October 16, 1956 from Governor Samuel W. King).

On January 14, 1960, President Dwight D. Eisenhower nominated Judge Tavares to serve as the first federal judge for the United States District Court for the District of Hawaii. The Senate failed to confirm the nomination before it recessed, and on October 13, 1960, President Eisenhower issued a recess appoinnnent for Judge Tavares to fill the vacancy. He was sworn in on October 25, 1960. As the sole interim federal judge from 1960 to 1961, Judge Tavares technically served as "Chief Judge" of the United States District Court for the District of Hawaii for that period.

On January 10, 1961, when the Senate reconvened.Judge Tavares was nominated to one of two full-time, life.time judgeship positions. After several months, on September 21, 1961, he, a republican, and Judge Martin Pence, a democrat, were confirmed. On September 22, 1961,Judge Tavares received his commission from President John F. Kennedy. Despite Judge Tavares' "seniority" for his service since October, 1960, the title "Chief Judge" was bestowed upon Judge Pence.

In 1969, Judge Tavares requested, but later withdrew his name from consideration for appoinnnent to a vacancy on the Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. The appointment would eventually go to his colleague John F. Kilkenny, a contemporary District Judge from Oregon. In 1971, President Richard M. Nixon appointed Herbert Y.C. Choy to the Ninth Circuit Court, the first judge to serve from the State of Hawaii; at Judge Choy's request, Judge Tavares administered the oath of office.

Judge Tavares served Hawaii and, by intra�district assignment, other state federal district courts, assuming senior/retired status on April 12, 1972. His health was failing due to years of radiation and surgical treatment at the Mayo Clinic in Minneapolis for stomach cancer and kidney disease. Despite his weakened condition, in 1975 he signed his commission to the Ninth Circuit Court Administrators, indicating his willingness to serve as District Judge for another year through 1976. On August 3, 1976,Judge Tavares died in Honolulu.

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Apart from his judicial career, Judge Tavares served Honolulu and Hawaii in several other important ways. ln 1935, he was a member of the Compilation Committee for the Revised Laws of Hawaii, the statutory precursor to the Hawaii Revised Statutes. From 1943 to 1953, he served in an uncompensated position as member of the Advisory Board for Registrants for the Selective Service System.

In 1950, he helped establish and served as the first president for the Legal Aid Society of Hawaii. In that year, he was also elected as President of the Bar Association of Hawaii.

From 1952 to 1954, he served on the Hawaii Supreme Court Procedural Rules Committee.

Receiving an appointment in 1957 from Mayor Neal S. Blaisdell, Judge Tavares served as a commissioner for the Honolulu Charter Commission from 1957 to 1959. Other information can be found in Series C&Cl - Honolulu Charter Commission?

In the early 1970s, Judge Tavares was asked to be a consultant to the Hawaii Bicentennial Commission's "Encyclopedia of Hawaii" project. As one of the state's "founding fathers," Judge Tavares was asked to author or co�author certain articles pertaining to statehood Although the project foundered and a final product was never produced, some information has been retained by the Hawaii Bicentennial Commission, and has been accessioned by the Archives. Other information can be found in Series 192 - Encydopedia of Hawaii, Records relating to, 1973,1976.

Essentially, Judge Tavares played an architect's role in creating all of Hawaii's laws; legislatively, o administratively and judicially. During the Constitutional Convention of 1950, he helped draft a

constitution which frames the executive, legislative and judiciary branches of government. As a member of the Compilation Committee, he helped rewrite and compile the statutes of the Territory. On the Hawaii Supreme Court Procedural Rules Committee, he helped create rules which govern the judiciary. Ultimately, as one of the first federal judges for the State of Hawaii, he created a substantial body of decisional case law.

Historical/Biographical Chronology

1902 Birth: Pukalani, Maui, April 12

1920 Graduate: Maui High School

1925 Graduate: University of Michigan School of Law, Order of the Coif, Editor, Michigan Law Review

Admittee: Bar for the Territory of Hawaii and for the United States District Court for Hawaii

1925-1927 Attorney, private law practice, Wailuku, Maui

Second District Magistrate and Notary Public

2 Throughout this document, reference to other collections in the Archives is indicated in bold and italicized

typeface.

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1927, 1928 Third Deputy Territorial Attorney General, Honolulu, Hawaii

1933; 1934 Second Deputy Territorial Attorney General, Honolulu, Hawaii

1934·1940 Partner: private law practice, Hewitt &: Tavares, Honolulu, Hawaii

1935 Special Counsel for the Reconstruction Financial Corporation (Chinese American Bank)

Member, Compilation Committee, Revised Laws of Hawaii

1935·1941 Special Counsel, Territorial Senate/ House of Representatives

1940,1942 Attorney, private law practice, Honolulu, Hawaii

1941,1942 Special Deputy Territorial Attorney General for War Emergency Matters&: Territory Director Civil Defense

1942,1943 Assistant Territorial Attorney General

1943;1947 Member, Territorial Farm Loan Board

1943�1953 Member, Advisory Board for Registrants, Selective Service System

1944, 194 7 Territorial Attorney General

1947·1949 Member, Social Protection Committee, Honolulu Council for Social Agencies

1947-1960 Partner, private law practice, Pratt, Tavares&: Cassidy

1949 Sub Committee Chair, Taxation &: Finance Committee, Hawaii Statehood Commission

1950 Delegate, Hawaii State Constitutional Convention

Co-founder and first president, Legal Aid Society of Hawaii

President, Bar Association of Hawaii

1952,1953 Member, Federal Loyalty Review Board

1952-1954 Member, Hawaii Supreme Court Procedural Rules Committee

1953; 1956 Chair, Hawaii Statehood Commission

1957-1958 Member, Better Business Bureau

1957·1959 Member, Honolulu Charter Commission

1960 U.S. District Judge for the District of Hawaii, interimappointment, October 13

1961 U.S. District Judge for the District of Hawaii, lifetimecommission, September 22

1963 Recipient: Honorary LLB from the University of Michigan

1976 Death: Honolulu, Hawaii, August 3

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Other associations and memberships

American Bar Association American Judicature Society Federal Bar Association Hawaiian Historical Society Honolulu Automobile Club Honolulu Chamber of Commerce International Association for Identification Lawyers Club of the University of Michigan Masons 33rd Degree, Aloha Temple ShrineNational Legal Aid &: Defenders Association National Lawyers Club Republican Party Rotary Club of Honolulu Social Science Association of Hawaii Tax Foundation of Hawaii

Sources:

Men and Women of Hawaii, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 1972

Chronology, 1920,1957: Portuguese Immigrants in the United States website 11/2005 http://www.loc.gov/rr/hispanic/portam/chron5.html

A Brief History of the Ninth Circuit Courts website 11/2005 http:l/www.ce9.uscourts.gov/web/sdocuments.nsf/O/f541970alf094c8688256453007c6f34?0pen Document

An Uncommon History - Case Bigelow &: Lombardi website 11/2005 http://www.caselombardi.com/abouthistory.aspx

Legal Aid Society of Hawaii: History website 11/2005 http://www.legalaidhawail.org/history2.php

Subjects:

Tavares, C. Nils {Cyrus Nils), 1902·1976 Hawaii. Dept. of the Attorney General Hawaii Statehood Commission Hawaii Constitutional Convention, 1950

Other contemporaries and manuscript collections in the Archives:

Burns.John A. Farrington, Elizabeth Pruitt Farrington,Joseph Rider Jones, Maude

M,481

M,475

M,473

M�T5

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King, Samuel M long, OrenE

(b. 1902, d. 1976)

Social Sdence Assn. of Hawaii

Other government records collections in the Archives:

Attorney General Congressional Delegates

Farrington. Elizabeth P.Farrington.Joseph R. King, Samuel W.

Constitutional Convention. 1950 Governors

Poindexter,joseph B Stainback, Ingram M Long, OrenE King, Samuel W. Quinn, William F. Burns,John A.

Hawaii Statehood Commission Honolulu Charter Commission

(1843,1958)

{1955,1956) {1943,]954} {1935,1942)

{1934,1942} {1942,1950} (1951,1953) {1953,1957) {1957,)962} {1962,1974) {1947,1959} {1956,1958}

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Scope and Content Note

The items within the C. Nils Tavares Manuscript Collection span the years 1922 through 1976, with the bulk of the collection falling into the years he served as a delegate to the Constitutional Convention (1950), as a member of the Statehood Commission (1950 through 1956), and as United States District Court Judge (1961 through 1976). The following types of materials are included in these papers: drafts, both holographic and typed; correspondence; lists; tabulations; memoranda; legal documents; research notes; printed materials; Xerox, Photostat and Thermofax copies; photographs and phonodiscs.

The papers include committee documents for the Constitutional Convention of 1950, records of the Statehood Commission, and Judge Tavares' working papers for the cases for which he wrote opinions. There is also an extensive collection of correspondence dating from the mid 1920s through the 1950s, retained by the addressee, his wife Mrs. Tavares. Another extensive collection of correspondence, written to his college friend Mr. Herbert .. Hans" Wagner, was apparently given to Mrs. Tavares in March, 1990.

When accessioned by the Archives, the majority of the records were filed and pronged in folders or binders which were labeled understandably as related to the contents therein. In some situations, records unrelated to the file labels appeared to have been placed loosely therein; in other situations, folders or binders were unlabelled or apparently mislabeled according to the contents therein. During processing of the records by the Archivist, certain series were assigned, and the records reorganized chronologically and/or alphabetically for ease of reference to the researcher.

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Series Descriptions

Appointment Books: 1927, 1934, 1936, 1945, 1947; 1976, 1.5 cubic feet in 39 volumes.

This series contains daily planning and reminder books concerning his life as an attorney in private law practice, his duties as a deputy attorney general. as well as daily notes to himself about cases and work in progress, likely a function of his billing practices. These books contain details about his law practice such as client names, types of cases (wills, probates, land, leases, stocks, etc.), and actions taken.

The books continue through the years of his judgeship, but contain very little personal information as compared with a personal diary or journal.

The appointment books are arranged chronologically.

II. Correspondence: 1923; 1976, 2.5 cubic feet.

Judge Tavares met Unita Gillet, a Michiganite, at the University of Michigan. The lettersfrom Judge Tavares to Mrs. Tavares span approximately the years from 1925 when hereturned to Maui after graduating, to 1928, and contain many career and professionaldetails including his plans and intentions, travel between Maui and Oahu, and somedetails about the early years of his law practice. The correspondence evidences the .. longdistance" relationship the couple shared since she remained in Michigan for much of thisera.

Judge Tavares' professional correspondence covers many different areas of topics, someof them personal, including scheduling speaking engagements and participation inorganization activities. Judge Tavares was a very public figure both before and after hisappoinnnent to the bench in 1960.

Judge Tavares established a lifelong friendship with Mr. Herbert .. Hans" Wagner. Whileat the University of Michigan, the two often sang and performed publicly, with JudgeTavares playing guitar. Newspaper accounts of them exist for and after their collegeyears. The two remained correspondents in the years after Judge Tavares returned toHawaii.

Condolence letters sent to Mrs. Tavares in 1976 document the life lived, and the livestouched, by Judge Tavares. Although lacking in biographical information, the collectionprovides some sentimental background.

This series contains several subseries, generally arranged chronologically. The majorsubseries are: (A) letters to and from the Judge, Mrs. Tavares, her sisters, brother, sisterin-law, and other family members; (B) professional correspondence from Judge Tavaresas an attorney or as Judge; (C) correspondence to and from college classmate Mr.Herbert .. Hans" Wagner; (D) congratulatory letters upon the Judge's retirement in 1972;and (E) condolence letters to Mrs. Tavares upon the Judge's death in 1976.

See also Section XIII, Correspondence, 1953;1959.

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HI. Biographical Information: 1926-1976, 0.5 cubic feet

This series provides the biographical and autobiographical account of Judge Tavares' professional career in Hawaii. He prepared resumes periodically for various purposes, submitting them to various publishers including Who's Who, Men and Women of Hawaii, and West Publishing. Campaign literature and biographies were also prepared for his candidacy for delegate to the Constitutional Convention of 1950, and for his nomination for United States District Court Judge.

The records are arranged alphabetically.

IV. Attorney Files: 1925-1927, 1939, 1959, 0.25 cubic feet

Arranged alphabetically by subject matter or client name, this collection includes somefiles of clients or matters handled while judge Tavares was a practicing attorney on theisland of Maui in the mid 1920s, and later in Honolulu in 1939, and in 1959.

V. Attorney General Files: 1944.-194 7, 0.25 cubic feet

As Territorial Attorney General, Judge Tavares oversaw several important cases in postwar Honolulu, including Duncan v. Kahanamoku, a historic case that successfullychallenged the United States Army's unconstitutional imposition of martial law uponHawaii (December 7, 1941 through October 19, 1944), and the unlawful suspension of theright of habeas corpus. The Duncan case was eventually heard by the United StatesSupreme Court on December 7, 1944. Judge Tavares was also the Territorial AttorneyGeneral who oversaw the police graft cases of 1947. Some of the files are in thiscollection. Cross reference and comparison of these materials should be made toGovernment Series Attorney General.

The records are arranged by subject matter or plaintiff's name.

VI. Hawaii Statehood Commission: 1947-1956, 1968, 1.5 cubic feet

Although the Territorial Senate did not reconfirm Judge Tavares as chairman of theCommission after 1956, records pertaining to the Reapportionment efforts in 1956 wereplaced within this subseries arrangement. Similarly, records pertaining to the 1968Constitutional Convention ("Con Con"), were kept with this subseries, and placed at theend of this subseries arrangement.

Although the records span a period of several years, this sub,series refers primarily toofficial statehood efforts prior to and including 1953. Each of the subseries files containsinformation pertaining to discrete issues including congressional hearings inWashington, D.C., publications of the Commission, statements and other testimony,research of the statehood campaigns from other states (Alaska, Texas, etc.), and meetingminutes. Cross reference and comparison of these materials should be made toGovernment Series Hawaii Statehood Commission.

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The records are arranged alphabetically by subcommittee or issue.

VII. Hawaii Constitutional Convention; 1950, 3.25 cubic feet

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Although the records span a period of several years, this sub-series refers primarily to theConstitutional Convention of 1950. Each of the subiseries files contains informationpertaining to discrete issues or subcommittees. The documents were organized by thesubcommittee on which he served. including: Taxation and Finance; Hawaiian HomesCommission Act; Style; Suffrage and Elections: Submission and Information; Ordinances&: Continuity of Law; Revision; Constitution; Committee on the Whole; Health andPublic Affairs; Industry and Labor; Judiciary; Agriculture; Conservation and Land; Bill ofRights; Budgetary and Appropriations Provision; and Reapportionment. Cross referenceand comparison of these materials should be made to Government Series Hawaii

Constitutional Convention, 1950.

The records are arranged alphabetically by subcommittee or issue. Files labeled .. Miscellaneous" appeared in the files as accessioned. and these descriptions have been retained in this subseries arrangement.

VIII. U.S. District Court judge: 1961,1976

Judge Tavares authored opinions in the many cases presented before him, and many wereretained as part of this collection. His service, however, was not confined to the

Qchambers in Honolulu. Rather, inter·district assignments took him to District Courts inCalifornia, Washington, Arizona, Nevada, and elsewhere. Further, he served briefly as aninterim judge on the Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

In some cases, in addition to the final decision or order, the file contains research,pleadings, correspondence, or other case related material. In some cases, publicity oreditorial comment is found among the newspaper clippings in section XU, below.

The records are arranged by court jurisdiction or venue, and alphabetically therein byplaintiff's name.

IX. Speeches: 1932,1974, 0.5 cubic feet

A contributor to civic and other causes, Judge Tavares gave several speeches during hiscareer, and he retained his prepared scripts for many of them. Most of the speeches were,naturally, related to the legal profession, the Constitution, or the Statehood Commission.He was also asked to give commencement addresses for Flint College of the University ofMichigan in 1963 (unfortunately missing), and for the University of Hawaii in 1948(fortunately retained). There are also scripts documenting events in his professional life:his resignation as Attorney General in 1947; and his acceptance upon appointment asinterim Judge in 1960.

The speeches are arranged chronologically.

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X. Memberships and Associations: 1922-1976, 0.5 cubic feet

Not only an attorney and public servant, Judge Tavares was a man of the community,participating in many clubs and organizations. A few of them are listed here: Chamberof Commerce of Hawaii; Honolulu Auto Club; Masonic Temple; Rotary Club; Universityof Michigan Alumni Association. In addition to correspondence and other club ororganization documents filed in this sub�section, certificates, diplomas, banners andother ephemera are among the collection, and can be found in section XII, Personal

Effects and Artifacts: 1920-1976, below.

The records are arranged alphabetically by organization name.

XI. Death: 1976, 0.25 cubic feet

XII.

On August 4, 1976, Judge Tavares' death was front page, headline news in both theHonolulu Advertiser and Honolulu Star Bulletin. Condolences, honors and tributes andpoured in from around the state and from around the country. On August 12, 1976, aspecial session of court at the Judge's courtroom was held, allowing attorneys and hisfellow judges to celebrate his life; an official court transcript is among the collection.

When accessioned by the Archives, the records pertaining to the services and ceremoniesafter Judge Tavares' death, likely maintained by Mrs. Tavares or Ms. Wetzel, werecollected in large manila envelopes.

The records are arranged alphabetically by subject matter.

Personal Effects and Artifacts: 1920-1976, 5.0 cubic feet

High School annuals, college year books, musical programs, gavels, name plates, andother personal effects are part of the collection. Photographs, newspaper clippings andscrapbooks are also here. Documents showing the Judge's educational and legal careersuccesses are joined with evidence of his musical prowess on the guitar and ukulele.

Newspaper articles and clippings were replaced by photocopies made on archival qualityacid free paper. Where-ever possible, the newspaper articles were then arrangedchronologically.

The Memorial Book, other original newspaper clippings which had been affixed toscrapbooks, and portions of entire newspaper daily editions, are also part of thecollection, and are retained without being preserved by photocopying processes. TheMemorial Book has been placed separately in a smaller sized "flat" box, Box M�491-32.The scrap books and newspaper portions are placed in larger "flat" boxes, M-491-33, M·491�34, and M-491-35.

Certificates have been placed in several boxes depending on their size. Box M-491-27contains certificates which are generally 8.5 x 11 inches and are able to be filed in archivalfolders and a six inch Hollinger box. Box M·491-30 is a larger "flat" box, and containscertificates which are generally larger than 8.5 x 11 inches.

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Map drawer M-49l;N,2·2 contains certificates which are generally larger than the M· 491·30 .. flat" box, as well as personal effects which include a cartoon of 1936 and plastic door placard.

Two sets of gavels and sound blocks are placed together in a larger .. flat" box, Box M· 491,29. Similarly, wooden and metal plaques are placed together in a larger .. flat" box, Box M·491· 31.

This series contains several subseries, with the records generally arranged chronologically therein:

(A) Newspaper articles(B) Other periodicals(C) Other publications(I)) Certificates (E) Other memorabilia and ephemera(F) Personal effects and personal information(G) Papers of Mrs. Unita Tavares(H) Papers of Reef Hardy(I) Papers of Shirley Hardy0) Papers of Judge Tavares(K) Gavels(L) Plaques(M) Memorabilia book, scrap books, and newspaper clippings.

XIII. Correspondence: 1941, 1948, 1950, 1953-1957, 1959, 0.5 cubic feet

Composed primarily of correspondence of the 1950s pertaining to statehood issues, theserecords were given by the U.S. l)istrict Court Library and taken by the University ofHawaii, School of Law. In 1979, the Law School transferred the records to the Universityof Hawaii, Hamilton Library. In 1999, the Hamilton Library transferred the records tothe Hawaii State Archives.

The records are arranged chronologically. Cross reference and comparison of thesematerials should be made to Government Series Hawaii Statehood Commission.

See also Section II, Correspondence, 1923; 1976.

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l)ue to misnurnbering, the following file folders are not in use and do not appear on the Container List: M·49l·S,35, M,491·10·12, M;491·24·26, M,491-26·12, M�491,26·15, M·49I,27-2, M-491,28-4, and M·49I,28,IO.

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RECORDS CONTAINER LIST

Series M,491: Papers of C. Nils (Cyrus Nils) Tavares

Volume/Box

M-491,3-SM-491,3-6M-491·1,IM·49l,I,2M,491·1,3M-491•3,7M,491 .. 1 .. 4M,491 .. 1 .. 5M .. 491-1·6M·49l-l-7M-491-1-8M-491-1-9M,491-1-10M,491-1-11M,491-1-12M-491-1-13M-491-1,14M-491·2-lM,491·2-2M·491-2-3M-491-2-4M-491-2-5M-491-2-6M-491-2-7M-491-2,8M-491,2,9M,491,2,10M-491,2,IIM--491-2-12M-491-2-13M·49l-2-14M·491-2-15M-491·2-16M-491-2,17M,491 .. 3 .. 1M,491-3-2M-491·3-3M-491--3-4

Contents

I. Appointment Books

19271934 and 193619451947 (a)1947 (b)1947(c)1948 (a)1948 (b)1949 (a)1949 (b)1950 (a)1950 (b)1951195319541955195619571958 (a)1958 (b)195919601961196219631964196519661967196819691970197119721973197419751976

PAPERS OF C. NILS (CYRUS NILS) TAVARES (B. 1902- D.1976)

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Contents II. Correspondence: 1923-1976A. From Judge to Mrs. Tavares and family members

Mrs. Tavares, 1923Mrs. Tavares, 1925,January to JuneMrs. Tavares, 1925,JulyMrs. Tavares, 1925, AugustMrs. Tavares, 1925, SeptemberMrs. Tavares, 1925, OctoberMrs. Tavares, 1925, NovemberMrs. Tavares, 1925, DecemberMrs. Tavares, 1926, JanuaryMrs. Tavares, 1926, MayMrs. Tavares, 1926, JuneMrs. Tavares, 1926,JulyMrs. Tavares, 1926, AugustMrs. Tavares, 1926, SeptemberMrs. Tavares, 1926, OctoberMrs. Tavares, 1926, NovemberMrs. Tavares, 1926, DecemberMrs. Tavares, 1927,JanuaryMrs.Tavares,1927,FebruaryMrs. Tavares, 1927, MarchMrs. Tavares, 1927, AprilMrs.Tavares,1927,MayMrs. Tavares, 1927,JuneMrs. Tavares, 1927,JulyMrs. Tavares, 1928,JulyMrs. Tavares, 1928, OctoberMrs. Tavares, 1928, NovemberMrs. Tavares, 1928, DecemberMrs. Tavares, 1931, October to NovemberMrs. Tavares, 1931, DecemberMrs. Tavares, 1932,JanuaryMrs.Tavares,1932,FebruaryMrs. Tavares, 1932, MarchMrs. Tavares, 1932, AprilMrs. Tavares, 1932, MayMrs. Tavares, 1939Mrs. Tavares, 1945Mrs. Tavares, 1946Mrs. Tavares, 1947Mrs. Tavares, 1948-1949

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II. Correspondence: 1923-1976A. FromJudge to Mrs. Tavares and family members

Mrs. Tavares, 1950Mrs. Tavares, 1953Mrs. Tavares, 1955Mrs. Tavares, 1957Mrs. Tavares, 1958Mrs. Tavares, 1961Mrs. Tavares, 1962Mrs. Tavares, 1965Mrs. Tavares, 1969Mrs. Tavares, 1975Mrs. Tavares, undatedMrs. Tavares, Cablegrams, variousMrs. Tavares, 1977From Mrs. Tavares, undatedFrom Mrs. Tavares, 1926From Mrs. Tavares, 1927From Mrs. Tavares, 1931From Mrs. Tavares, 1932Shirley Ann Tavares Wetzel, undatedShirley Ann Tavares Wetzel, 1939Shirley Ann Tavares Wetzel, 1946Shirley Ann Tavares Wetzel, 1947Shirley Ann Tavares Wetzel, 1957Shirley Ann Tavares Wetzel, 1962Tavares, Antone F., CorrespondenceTavares, Antone F., Death, CorrespondenceTavares, Antone F., Legal FileTavares, Antone F., NaturalizationTavares, CarlTavares, HannibalTavares, LillyTavares, MathildaTavares, WilliamUnknown, 1898

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Contents II. Correspondence: 1923-1976B. Professional Correspondents

Before September, 1961

AAttorney General, 1947 ResignationBBailey.CunBrooks, Roger E.Burgin, William G.Burns.John A.Butler, Clarence E.CCappellas, E.S.Coleman, R.H.Curran, T. MononDEEdgar, CharlesEdgar.JustinFFarrington, JosephFox.John F.

Gillette, Guy M.HHamman, GraceHedman, G.W. "Bill"Hunter, BunonI

Judgeship candidacy, 1931

LLymer, WilliamMMetz.ElmerNNixon, Richard0pPan American World Airways SystemR

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Contents II. Correspondence: 1923-1976B. Professional Correspondents

After September, 1961

Judd, Lawrence M. Juergens, William G. K Kashiwa, Shiro Keeler, Richard F. King, Samuel P. L Larson, Earl R. Llu,Dan M Martindale Hubbell Mayo Clinic Meader, George Moore, Georgia Muecke, C.A. N Nixon, Richard 0 p Parker Publication Parks, Kate Q R s

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Correspondence: 1923, 1976 From Mr. Herbert "Hans" Wagner

Before 1961 After 1961

Congrarulatory letters upon Retirement, 1972

Retirement Cards, A,D Retirement Cards, E, Z Retirement, Party Correspondence

Condolence letters Upon Judge Tavares' Death, 1976

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B.

C.

Biography Publishers, Men and Women of Hawaii Biography Publishers, West Publishing Biography Publishers, Who's Who Biography Publishers, Others Resume and Autobiography, Notes Resume and Autobiography, Sketches

Biographical Information

Letters of Recommendation "Rotary Club" Biographies

Other Biographical information

Alexander.John F. Allen, Riley Arnold, Harry Bicknell, George Burr, Leslie Campbell, Naomi Case, Suzanne Cassidy, Charles Castle, Alfred Chambers, Richard Choy, Herbert Y.C. Clark, Roberta Cooke.Dick Couey,James Henry Crumpacker, Edgar Denis, Frank Devens, Paul Douglas, William 0. Eisenhower, Dwight Gardner, Erle Geiger, William Hall,Jack Hamilton, Thomas Holtzoff, Alexander Inouye, Dan Judd, Lawrence

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Kahanamoku, DukeKamae, JosephKennedy, HarryKing,SamP.King,SamW.Krulak, VictorLeidy, PaulLewis, RhodaMellin, T. CliffordMoore, HowardMorgan, EdwardMossman, SterlingNixon, RichardPalmer, GeorgePence, MartinPratt, C. DudleyQuinn, WilliamSakai, SakuichiSavio, Rudolph

• Schelling, RobertSereno, GeorgeShaffer, MaxStainback, IngramStephenson, WilliamStillrnan,ReubenSutton, EdwinT aufaasau, Edna TavaresTavares, ErnestTrask, BernardTsukiyama.WilfredValentin.JuanWeaver, Mary HelenWiig,JonWilson, George C.

IV. Attorney Files

Correspondence, various datesKapola/Kaleikini, 1925Okamura, Gensuke, 1925

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IV. Attorney Files

Silva, 1926Kahaulelio, 1927GilWand Case, Warrants, 1939Employees Retirement System, 1959Habeas Corpus, Legislature, 1959House Agenda,Judiciary Committee, 1959HRS Chapter 213, 1959Senate Correspondence, 1959Payroll Taxes, research, undated

For more information on the work Judge Tavares did as an attorney in 1935 to compile the Revised Laws of Hawaii, please consult these holdings in the Archives library:

v.

Report of the Compilation Commission. Revised Laws of Hawaii. 1935: to the Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii {1934), KFH 30 1935 .A22

Revised Laws of Hawaii. 1935: Comprising the starutes of the Territory. consolidated, revised and annotated, KFH 30 1935 .Al

Attorney General Files: 1944-1947·

Duncan v. Kahanamoku, Martial Law/Habeas Corpus, Brief, 1944 Duncan v. Kahanamoku, Martial Law/Habeas Corpus, Notes, 1944 Police Graft Indictments, Audio Record, 1947 Police Graft lndicnnents, Case Summary, 1947 Police Graft Indiconents, Charges, 1947 Police Graft Indictments, Research, 1947 Police Graft Indictments, Statements, 1947

For more information on the work Judge Tavares did as the Attorney General in the years 1944-1947, please consult Government Series Attorney General

VI. Hawaii Statehood Commission: 1947-1958

Campbell v. Stainback, Litigation FileCommittee to Study HR 49, AmendmentsCommittee to Study HR 49, Meeting MinutesCommittee to Study HR 49, Memoranda

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Contents VI. Hawaii Statehood Commission: 1947,1958

Constirutional Committee, Agenda/Minutes 1947Constirutional Committee, Memoranda from Leg. Ref. BureauConstirutional Committee, Organic Act, DraftConstirutional Committee, Rosters/purpose statementDavis v. Quinn, CorrespondenceDavis v. Quinn, Litigation FileDavis v. Quinn, MiscellaneousDavis v. Quinn, Notes &: DraftsHawaiian Homes Committee, Congressional ReportsHawaiian Homes Committee, SpreadsheetsAttorney General Report, 1959Commonwealth QuestionCongressional BillsCongressional Hearing, 1950Congressional Hearing, 1955Constirution, 1949Constitution, 1950Correspondence, 1947Correspondence, 1948Correspondence, 1949Correspondence, 1950Correspondence, 1951, 1952, 1953Correspondence, 1955Correspondence, 1956Correspondence, 1957Correspondence, 1958Correspondence, 1959Correspondence, LRB Reports 1947--48DictabeltFact Book, 1954Fiscal Study, 1947Legislation, 1959Legislation, HBl, 1949Leprosy Study, 1948Meeting Minutes, 1955,56Memoranda, 1959Newsletters, 1947Newsletters, 1948Notes &: DraftsProclamations, 1959Publications

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Contents VI. Hawaii Statehood Commission: 1947-1958

Report, 1954ResolutionsSenate Journal, 1931SpeechesStatehood PrecedentsStatementsSubcommittee on Legislative Powers and Functions, NotesSubcommittee ReportsTax Study, 1949Tax Study Committee, Meeting MinutesTravel Records, 1956Voter Tallies, 1946, 1948Yearbook, 19501956 Reapportionment, Congressional Testimony1956 Reapportionment, Correspondence1956 Reapportionment, Draft Act to Amend Organic Act1956 Reapportionment, Exhibits1956 Reapportionment, Radio Transcripts1956 Reapportionment, Radio Transcripts, 19581956 Reapportionment, Research File1956 Reapportionment, Research File Index1956 Reapportionment, Research, Miscellaneous1956 Reapportionment, Research, Oversize1956 Reapportionment, Speech by S.W. King1956 Reapportionment, Speeches1968 Con Con Conference, Correspondence1968 Con Con Conference, Presentations1968 Con Con Conference, Reports from Citizens' Committee1968 Con Con Conference, Research1968 Con Con Conference, Speech and Research1968 Con Con Conference, Speech and Research File Index

For more information on the work Judge Tavares did as a member and Chairperson of the Hawaii Statehood Commission, please consult Government Series Hawaii Statehood Commission.

VII. Constitutional Convention: 1950

Agriculture, Conservation &: Land, Committee of the Whole

O Reports Agriculture, Conservation &: Land, Correspondence



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Agriculture, Conservation &: Land, Memoranda from Attorney General

Agriculture, Conservation &: Land, Propositions Bill of Rights, Committee of the Whole Reports Bill of Rights, Committee Reports Bill of Rights, Correspondence Bill of Rights, Drafts Bill of Rights,Jury Trials Bill of Rights, Proposals Campaign, Bills Campaign, Correspondence Campaign, Election (oversize) Campaign, Election Results Campaign, Statements&: Notes Communist Activities, Expulsion of Frank Silva Communist Activities, Miscellaneous Communications Communist Activities, Research Communist Activities, Resolutions Communist Activities, Transcript Education, Propositions Education, Reports Executive, Notes Executive, Proposal 6 Executive, Proposal 22

Executive, Proposal 29

Executive, Proposal 109 Executive, Research/Publications Hawaiian Homes Commission Act, Petitions/Testimony Hawaiian Hornes Commission Act, Proposals &: Reports Health, Correspondence Health, Drafts Health, Propositions Health, Standing Committee Reports Judiciary, Committee of the Whole Reports Judiciary, Correspondence Judiciary, Meeting Minutes Judiciary, Miscellaneous Communications Judiciary, Notes Judiciary, Propositions&: Index of Propositions Judiciary, Research/ American Bar Association

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Judiciary, Research/American Judicature SocietyJudiciary, Research/OtherJudiciary, Roll Call SheetsJudiciary, Standing Committee ReportsLabor, CorrespondenceLabor, DraftsLabor, PropositionsLabor, Roll Call SheetsLocal Government, Petitions/TestimonyLocal Government, ResolutionsMiscellaneous, Committee of the Whole ReportsMiscellaneous, Delegate ListMiscellaneous, Digests of ProposalsMiscellaneous, Executive Secretary ReportMiscellaneous, HistoryMiscellaneous, Preparatory documentsMiscellaneous, ProposalsMiscellaneous, Proposals passing third readingMiscellaneous, ResolutionsMiscellaneous, Starus of ProposalsOrdinances, Committee of the Whole ReportsOrdinances, Miscellaneous CommunicationsOrdinances, Proposition 23Ordinances, Proposition 24Ordinances, Proposition 25Ordinances, PropositionsOrdinances, Standing Committee ReportsReapportionment, Proposal 29Reapportionment,ProposalsReapportionment, Standing Committee ReportsRevision/Initiatives, CorrespondenceRevision/Initiatives, DraftsRevision/Initiatives, Meeting MinutesRevision/Initiatives, ProposalsRevision/Initiatives, Report of Chamber of CommerceRevision/Initiatives, Report of Joint Tax Srudy CommissionRevision/Initiatives, ResearchRevision/Initiatives, StatementsStyle, AssignmentsStyle� Committee of the Whole ReportsStyle, Drafts




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Contents VII. Constitutional Convention: 1950

Style, Employment/Budget/MemorandaStyle, Meeting MinutesStyle, NotesStyle, Outlines/SchedulesStyle, ProposalsStyle, Referral IndexStyle, ResearchStyle, ResolutionsStyle, Standing Committee ReportsSubmission and Information, CorrespondenceSubmission and Information, Miscellaneous CommunicationsSubmission and Information, Weekly ReportsSuffrage and Elections, AmendmentsSuffrage and Elections, ProposalsT �ation &: Finance, Budget ProcedureTaxation &: Finance, CorrespondenceTaxation&: Finance, Correspondence June 6, 1950Taxation &: Finance, Meeting MinutesTaxation &: Finance, Miscellaneous CommunicationsTaxation&: Finance, NotesTaxation &: Finance, Other studiesTaxation &: Finance, Proposal 13Taxation &: Finance, ProposalsTaxation &: Finance, Report of Chamber of CommerceTaxation &: Finance, Report of legislative Reference BureauTaxation&: Finance, Reports of othersTaxation&: Finance, Research/BudgetTaxation &: Finance, Spread SheetsTaxation &: Finance, Standing Committee ReportsTaxation&: Finance, Tentative Reports1947 Constitutional Draft (LRB)Bound Materials "Issues·Committee of the Whole ReportsCommittee ProposalsHBIHR 49 (A and C)Indices of Proposals and ResolutionsOpening Remarks of O.E. longPetitions/TestimonyProposals 1-20Proposals 21-40

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Proposals 41-60Proposals 61;80Proposals 81-100Proposals 101-120Proposals 121 i 140 Proposals 141-160 Proposals 161 i 180 Proposals 181-195 Radio Schedule Resolutions Rules Seating Charts Standing Committee Reports 1-20 Standing Committee Reports 21-40 Standing Committee Reports 41-50 Standing Conunittee Reports Sl,60 Standing Committee Reports 61-70 Standing Committee Reports 71-80 Standing Committee Reports 81,90 Standing Committee Reports 91· 100 Standing Committee Reports 101,110 Standing Committee Reports 111,120 Standing Committee Reports 121 ... 127

For more information on the work Judge Tavares did as a delegate to and subcommittee chairperson of the Constitutional Convention of 1950, please consult Government Series Constitutional Convention, 1950.

VIII. U.S. District Court Judge: 1961-1976A Cases

California Cases, C-U California Cases, Foster v. United States (1965) California Cases, Lodes v. United States (1964) California Cases, United States v Lewis (1964) California Appeals, Hernandez v. United States (1965) California Appeals, Volkswagenwerks v. Church (1969) Hawaii Cases, Admiralty Hawaii Cases, Civil, A-B Hawaii Cases, Civil, Brown v. Olim (1972) Hawaii Cases, Civil, C




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M-491-20-28 M-491-20-29M-491-20-30M-491, 20-31

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Contents VIII. U.S. District Court judge: 1961 .. 1976A Cases

Hawaii Cases, Civil, California Packing v. IL WU Local 142 (1966) Hawaii Cases, Civil, Chapman v. Brown (1961) Hawaii Cases, Civil, Chee v. Katzenbach (1966) Hawaii Cases, Civil, Cleaners &: Laundry Equip. Co. v. Al Phillips

(1970) Hawaii Cases, Civil, E-F Hawaii Cases, Civil, Frank F. Fasi Supply Co·. v. The Wigwam Inv.

Co. (1969) Hawaii Cases, Civil, Forster v. Installation Commander. Schofield

Barracks. etc. (1969) Hawaii Cases, Civil, Friendly Broadcasting Co .• Inc. v. Hawaiian

Paradise Park Co. (1967) Hawaii Cases, Civil, Furumizo. et al. v. United States. et al. (1965) Hawaii Cases, Civil, General Constructors of Nevada v. Morton. et

al. (1971) Hawaii Cases, Civil, Gonzales v. United States (1967) Hawaii Cases, Civil, H Hawaii Cases, Civil, Haili v. United States (1962) Hawaii Cases, Civil, Haleiwa Theater Co .• Ltd. v. Forman. et al.

(1965) Hawaii Cases, Civil, 1-K Hawaii Cases, Civil, L-M Hawaii Cases, Civil, N Hawaii Cases, Civil, P Hawaii Cases, Civil, Pacific Express. Inc. v. Hawaii Teamsters. etc.,

et al. (1968) Hawaii Cases, Civil, Patterson v. Burns (1970) Hawaii Cases, Civil, Potts v. Justices (1971) Hawaii Cases, Civil, R-T Hawaii Cases, Civil, United States v Assoc. Eng. &: Contractors.

Inc .• et al. (1968) Hawaii Cases, Civil, United States v Flynn-Learner. et al. (1964) Hawaii Cases, Civil, U-W Hawaii Cases, Civil, Vierra v. United States (1967) Hawaii Cases, Civil, Watson v. Fonseca (1966) Hawaii Cases, Civil, Wedderspoon v. United States (1971) Hawaii Cases, Civil, Whitlow &: Assoc.. Ltd. v. lntermountain

Brokers. Inc., et al. (1966) Hawaii Cases, Civil, Wong v. United States (1970) Hawaii Cases, Criminal, United States v. Fasi (1971)

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VIII. U.S. District Court judge: 1961,1976A. Cases

Hawaii Cases, Criminal, United States v. Flynn-Leamer, et al.(1963)

Hawaii Cases, Criminal, United States v. Huddy (197S)Hawaii Cases. Criminal, United States v. Kauffman (1966)Hawaii Cases, Criminal, United States v. Longknife (1968)Hawaii Cases, Criminal, United States v. Sarkisian (1961)Hawaii Cases, Habeas CorpusHawaii Cases, NaruralizationHawaii Cases IndicesHawaii Appeals, Albert v. Chafee, et al. (1972)Hawaii Appeals, Allstate Ins. Co. v. Stevens, et al. (1971)Hawaii Appeals, Barkhorn v. Adlib Assoc., Inc. (1969)Hawaii Appeals, Benham v. World Airways (1970)Hawaii Appeals, Benz v. Hawaiian Tug&: Barge Co., Ltd (1972)Hawaii Appeals, Brangier v. Rosenthal {1964)Hawaii Appeals, Bridges, et al. v. Davis, et al. (1971)Hawaii Appeals, Brown, et al. v. Chapman (1962)Hawaii Appeals, Bullis. et al. v. Twentieth Cenrury-Fox Film

Corp. {1971) Hawaii Appeals, Choy v. United States (1965) Hawaii Appeals, Church v. United States (1969) Hawaii Appeals, Crespo v. Firemans Fund Ins. Co., et al. (1963) Hawaii Appeals, D.R. Kincaid, Ltd, et al. v. Trans-Pacific Towing

Inc .• et al. (1966) Hawaii Appeals, Dolack v. United States (1967) Hawaii Appeals, Ellis, et al., v. Yumen (1972) Hawaii Appeals, Globe Indem. Co. v. Capital Ins. &: Sur. Co., Inc.

(1965) Hawaii Appeals, Green v. James (1973) Hawaii Appeals, Hawaiian Paradise Park Corp. v. Friendly

Broadcasting Co., Inc. (1969) Hawaii Appeals, Hillen v. Dir. of Dept. of Social Services, etc., et al.

(1972) Hawaii Appeals, Hong v. United States (1966) Hawaii Appeals, Island Airlines, Inc. v. Civil Aeronautics Bd.

(1965) Hawaii Appeals, Kaohelaulli v. United States (1968) Hawaii Appeals, Krieger v. Terry, etc., et al. (1969) Hawaii Appeals, Kronick v. United States (1965) Hawaii Appeals, Layne Int'l. Inc. v. United States (1969)

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Contents VIII. U.S. District Court Judge: 1961-1976A Cases

Hawaii Appeals, Los Angeles Land &: Investments Ltd (in re) (1971)

Hawaii Appeals, Miller v. Chafee. etc .• et al. (1972) Hawaii Appeals, Recide v. Richardson. etc. (1971) Hawaii Appeals, Sherman v. United States (1967) Hawaii Appeals, Silva v. United States (1968) Hawaii Appeals, Sumida. et al. v. Yumen. et al. (1969) Hawaii Appeals, United States v. Bolton (1972) Hawaii Appeals, United States v. Ecton (1972) Hawaii Appeals, United States v. Hiram {1973) Hawaii Appeals, United States v. Lesh (1972) Hawaii Appeals, United States v. Steele (1972) Hawaii Appeals, United States v. Stewart (1969) Hawaii Appeals, United States v. Wong (1972) Hawaii Appeals, West v. Tan (1963) Washington Appeals, Larsen v. Ins. Co. of North America (1966) 9th Circuit, A-B 9th Circuit, Century Indemnity Co. v. Riddell, etc. (1963) 9th Circuit, D-G 9th Circuit, Greene v. Rosenberg. etc. (1963) 9th Circuit, H 9th Circuit, Hirsch v. LN.S. (1962) 9th Circuit, L, M 9th Circuit, P 9th Circuit, Sayre &: Co .• Ltd v. Maddox. etc. (1967) 9th Circuit, Secretary of Health v. Meza (1966) 9th Circuit, S-U 9th Circuit, United States v Marshall (1966) 9th Circuit, Weissman v. United States (1969) 9th Circuit, Welles v. Columbia Broadcasting Syst., Inc .• et al.

(1962) 9th Circuit, Werner v. Hearst Publishing Co., Inc. (1961) 9th Circuit, Wineberg etc. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue

(1963)

B. Business Correspondence and Memoranda

1961, Attorneys Appearing1966 Comparative Negligence, Correspondence

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Contents VIII. U.S. District Court Judge: 1961-1976B. Business Correspondence and Memoranda

1966 Comparative Negligence, Drafts/ReportsAdministrative Office of US Courts, CorrespondenceAdministrative Office of US Courts, MemorandaAssignments, IntercircuitAssignments, 9th Circuit and OtherDesignations, 9th Circuit and OtherFederal Judicial Center, CorrespondenceGeneral Services Administration, CorrespondenceJudgeship, 1957-1958 Candidacy, Index to CorrespondenceJudgeship, 1957-1958 Candidacy, Personal StatementJudgeship, 1957,1958 Candidacy, Thank YouJudgeship, 1969 Candidacy for 9th Circuit, KilkennyJudgeship, 1969 Candidacy for 9th Circuit, TavaresJudgeship, Index to CorrespondenceNinth Circuit, CalendarsNinth Circuit, Circuit Executive, CorrespondenceNinth Circuit, CJ Richard Chambers, CorrespondenceNinth Circuit, CJ Richard Chambers, MemorandaNinth Circuit, Judicial SeminarsUSDC Hawaii, Confirmation, PenceUSDC Hawaii, Confirmation, TavaresUSDC Hawaii, Confirmation MemorandaUSDC Hawaii, Interim Appointment, 1960USDC Hawaii,Jury Form/QuestionnaireWilliam Cobb, Bankruptcy Judge, Retirement

lX. Speeches: 1932-1974

M-491··23·7 Native Sons&: Daughters, The Kamaaina's Obligation to Hawaii,

M-49I-23-7AM-491-23-8M-491-23,9

M-491-23-10 M-491-23-11 M-491-23-12M-491-23-13

1932 Press Release, 1940 Honolulu Lions Club, Some Thoughts on Independence Day, 1943 Masonic Order, The One Hundred-Fifty Ninth Anniversary of the

Constitution of the United States, 1946 Philippine Republic, Independence Day, 1946 Territory of Hawaii, Resignation as Attorney Generru, 1947 Lewers &: Cooke, Anti· Trust Investigations, 1948 University of Hawaii, Commencement Address: "What Now', 1948




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M·491-23-20 M-491-23-21M-491-23,22M-491-23,23M-491-23-24M-491-23-25M-491-23-26M-491-23-27

M-491-23-28

M-491,23-30 M-491-23-31M-491-23-32M-491-23-33M-491-23-34M-491-23-35M-491, 23-36

M-491-23-38M-491-23-39M·491-23-40

M-491-23-41M,491-23-42M-491-23-43

Contents IX. Speeches: 1932-1974

Kaimuki High School, Graduation Address, The Citizen's Dutiesand Obligations, 1949

Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference, Feudal Law of Hawaii, by Judge J. Frank McLaughlin, 1950

Oahu Portuguese Wellare Association, Installation of Officers, 1952

Chamber of Commerce, American of the Week, 1952 Federation of Business Women's Clubs, Voting and Women's

Rights, 1952 The One Hundred-Sixty Ninth Anniversacy of the Constitution of

the United States, 1956 Father of the Year, C. Dudley Pratt, 1958 Portland Psychological Society, Crime, 1959 Thanksgiving, 1959 U.S. Senate Campaign, Wilfred Tsukiyama, 1959 Interim Appointment, U .S.D.C. Judge, 1960 Confirmation, U.S.D.C. Judge, 1961 Rotary Club of Honolulu, Samuel Barnet Kemp, 1962 Honolulu Police Department , Graduation of the Police Training

School, 1962 Naturalization Encouragement Association, The Responsibility of

the Citizen, 1962, 1966 Daughters of the American Revolution, The Responsibility of the

Citizen, 1963 Federal Employee of the Year, William Delphin Bennett, 1963 Kainalu Elementary, Discipline (missing), 1964 Rotary Club, Equalization of Sentences (missing), 1965 Rotary Club, Respect for Law, 1965 Samoan Flag Raising, Anniversary of Independence, 1966 Memorial, Bill Thompson, 1966 Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference, Response to Joseph Tydings,

1966 Hawaii Bar Association, The Administration of Justice in Hawaii

Today, 1967 Masonic Order, Our Freedoms, 1967 County Committee, The Constitutional Convention of 1968, 1967 Citizens' Conference on the Administration of Justice, The

Administration of Justice in Hawaii Today, 1967 University of Hawaii, The Constitutional Convention of 1968, 1968 Newly Admitted Citizens, Law Day 1968, 1968 Rotary Club of Honolulu, William S. Richardson, 1968

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M-491-23,51 M,491 .. 23 .. 52 M-491,23.-53M-491,23-54M-491,24-1M,491,24-2M,491,24-3M,491,24-4

M,491-24-6 M,491,24·7 M-491-24-8

M,491-24-9 M-491,24-10M,491,24-11M-491,24,12M,491.-24,13M-491,24,14M-491,24,15M-491,24,16M-491,24,17M-491-24,18M-491·24,19M.-491-24-20M,491.-24-21M-491,24.-22M,491-24-23M-491,24,24

Contents IX. Speeches: 1932-1974

Boy Scouts, Thoughts on Being a Good Citizen, 1969Memorial, Richard Shinichi Mirikitani, 1969University of Hawaii, Pre,Law Class lecture (missing), 1969Wedding, Richard Takafuji, 1969Masonic Order, Litigation (missing), 1970Scottish Rite, Lighting the Lights, 1970State Law Enforcement Officials Conference, 'The Police,

Prosecution and the Courts', 1971Police Convention, (missing), 1972Memorial, Charles Erornes Cassidy, 1972Soroptimist Club, Rhoda V. Lewis, 1972Memorial, Joseph Vernon Hodgson, 1974Voters of Hawaii, Toe Farrington Candidacy, 1950sRed Cross of Hawaii, The Red Cross Fund, 1950sThe Federal Courts, (undated but circa 1960s)Some Legal Aspects of the Practice of Dentisny in Hawaii,

undated Some Thoughts on What a Constitution for the State of Hawaii

Should Contain ... , undated Radio Audience, The Constitution, undated Masonic Order, On being a Mason, undated Index of Speeches, undated

X. Memberships and Associations

Aloha Temple, Scottish Rite of Free Masonry, CeremoniesAloha Temple, Scottish Rite of Free Masonry, CorrespondenceAloha Temple, Scottish Rite of Free Masonry, LegalAloha Temple, Scottish Rite of Free Masonry, PublicationsAloha Temple, Scottish Rite of Free Masonry. RostersAmerican Bar AssociationAmerican Judicature SocietyBar Association of HawaiiBetter Business Bureau of HonoluluCentral Union ChurchChamber of Commerce of HonoluluCitizens' Conference on the Administration of JusticeCitizenship DayConference on Citizenship EducationDale Carnegie Leadership CourseDepartment of Labor and Industrial Relations




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M-491-24-35M-491-24-36M·491-24,37M-491-24-38M-491-24-39M-491-24-40M-491-24-41M-491-24-42M-491-24-43M-491-24-44M-491-24-45M-491-24-46M-491-24-47M·491-24-4SM-491-24�49M-491-24-50M-491-25-1M-491-25-2M-491-25-3

M-491-25-4 M-491-25-5 M-491-25-6M-491-25-7

Contents X. Memberships and Associations

Federal Bar AssociationFraternity Lodge, Masons, CorrespondenceFraternity Lodge, Masons, PublicationsHawaii Bicentennial Commission, Encyclopedia of Hawaii project,

Correspondence Hawaii Bicentennial Commission, Encyclopedia of Hawaii project,

Draft Articles Hawaii Bicentennial Commission, Encyclopedia of Hawaii project,

Research - Communism Hawaii Bicentennial Commission, Encyclopedia of Hawaii project,

Research - Land Hawaii Bicentennial Commission, Encyclopedia of Hawaii project,

Research - Legislation Hawaii Bicentennial Commission, Encyclopedia of Hawaii project,

Timesheets Hawaii State Conference of Law Enforcement Officials Hawaiian Historical Society Hereditary Register Honolulu Automobile Club Honolulu Federal Business Association Inaugural Committee, Nixon International Association for Identification Law Day Mental Hygiene Society of the Territory of Hawaii Michigan Alumni Association National Council on Crime and Delinquency National Lawyers Club, Inc. National Legal Aid and Defender Asspciation Pacific Club Republican National Committee Republican Party of Hawaii Rotary Club of Honolulu Selective Service System Social Protection Committee of the Honolulu Council of Social

Agencies Social Science Association, Essays Social Science Association, Programs, etc. Supreme Council, Scottish Rite of Free Masonry, Publications Urban Renewal Workshop

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Contents XI. Death: 1976

Certificate of DeathCondolences, author unidentifiableIndex of GiftsResolutions, SpeechesServicesThank you lettersTranscript of proceedings, US District Court

XII. Personal Effects and ArtifactsA. Newspaper articles

1925192719281930s (various, unidentifiable dates)1931193219341937194 3 Martial Law/Habeas Corpus issues194519461947 Police Graft Indictments194719491950 Constirutional Convention, Executive1950 Constirutional Convention, Revision &: Initiative1950195119521953195419551956 Alaska Statehood1956 Reapportionment1956195719581959 Statehood Commission19591960s (various, unidentifiable dates)

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M-491-26·13M-491-26-14M-491-26-16M-491-26-17

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XII. Personal Effects and Artifacts

A. Newspaper articles

196019611962196319641965196619671967·68 Constitutional Convention196819691970s (various, unidentifiable dates)19701971197219731976From Herbert .. Hans" Wagner

For a complete index of articles appearing in Hawaii newspapers, please consult the Archives' name ( card) index for Hawaii Newspapers (1790 to 1950), and the published indices of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin and the Honolulu Advertiser.

B.

C.

Other Periodicals

Freedom Talk, 1968 Kona Kai Club, San Diego, Periodical, 1968 Motion Picture Daily, Periodical, 1961 University of Michigan, Law Quadrangle Notes, Periodical, 1963

Other Publications

American Academy of Political and Social Science, various Lompoc Correctional Institution, 1954 Manual on State Constitutional Provisions prepared for the Constitutional Convention, Territory of Hawaii, 1950

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M,491-27,3 M,491,N,2,2-13�1 M,491,30-1 M,491,27,4 M-491,27,5 M,491,27,6 M-491,N,2,2,13,2M,491,N,2,2,13,3M,491,27,7M,491,27,8M,491,27,9M,491,27,10M,491,27-11M,491,N, 2, 2,13 ... 4M-491,N, 2, 2,13 ... 5

M,491,27,12 M,491,30,2

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C. Other Publications

Maui High School, Annual, 1920Maui High School, Malu Nani, 1920, 21Maui High School, Malu Nani, 1922-23Maui High School, Maui Hi Notes, Supplement, 1938University of Michigan, Commencement, 1925University of Michigan, Commencement, 1963University of Michigan, Michiganesian, 1925University of Michigan, Programs, various

D. Certificates

Aloha Temple, 1954Aloha Temple, Masonic Awards (five), various datesAloha Temple, Order of the Mystic Shrine.June 30, 1945Aloha Week, 1955American Bar Association, 1956American Judicature Society, 1959Association of U.S. Army, Certificate of Appreciation, 19n.Attorney General, Territory of Hawaii, Appointment, 1943Attorney General, Territory of Hawaii, variousBoard of Inunigration Appeals, 1951Businessmen's Military Training Corp, 1945Chamber of Commerce, Honolulu, 1954Charter Commission, Honolulu, 1957City and County of Honolulu, City Council, Resolution, 1972Clipper Club of Pan American Airlines, Certificate of Membership,

1954Compilation Commission, Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1933Constirutional Convention, 1950, Certificate of 8ection, April 3,

1950 Dale Carnegie, 1959 District Magistrate, 1925 Employees' Retirement System, 1937 Farm Loan Board, 194 3 Fraternity Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons, Life Membership,

Novemberl6,I964 High Court of American Samoa, Admission to Practice, November

20, 1970 Hawaii Judo Institute, various




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M-491-N-2-2-13-9M-491-27-27M-491-27-28M-491-27-29M-491-27-30M-491-30-7

M-491-30-9M-491-N-2-2-13-10

M-491-N .. 2-2-13-12M-491 .. 30-10M-491-27-31M-491-27-32

Contents XII. Personal Effects and ArtifactsD. Certificates

Hawaii Statehood Commission, variousInternational Association for Identification, 1948License to Practice in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, 1931license to Practice in the courts of the Territory of Hawaii, 1925license to Practice in the U.S. District Courts of the Territory,

1925 license to Practice in the U.S. District Courts of the Territory,

1925 License to practice in the United States Supreme Court, 1945 Lions Club, Wahiawa, 1953 Men of Achievement, Diploma, December, 1973 National Guard, 1923 National Historical Society, 1971 National Legal Aid &: Defender Association, 1962 Notary Public, 1925 Office of Price Administration, War Services Award for price

control and rationing (undated) Order of the Coif, Michigan Chapter, 1925 Pacific Club, 1943 Rotary, Honolulu, unknown Rotary, Washington, D.C., 1955 Selective Service System, various Selective Service System, Appoinonent as Advisor, September 7,

1948 Shriner's Hospitals, Certificate of Permanent Contributing

Member status (undated) Territory of Hawaii, Award of Tribute for Statehood.June ll, 1959 United States District Courts, District of Hawaii, Appoinanent,

1960 United States District Courts, District of Hawaii, Appoinanent,

1961 University of Michigan, Diploma, Bachelor of Laws, 1925 University of Michigan Law School, Diploma.June 15, 1925 University of Michigan Law School, Doctorate Diploma, 1963 Who's Who, various

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M-491,28,2M,491,28-3M,491,28,SM,491,28-6M,491,28-7M,491,28,8M,491,N-2-2-13-13

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E. Other Memorabilia and Ephemera

F.

G.

Application to Practice, U.S. Treasury Department, 1957Banners, Rotary Clubs (various)Confm:nation Transcript, U.S. Senate, 1961Map. Washington D.C., undatedProgram of Inauguration, State of Hawaii, 1959Program of Inauguration, Mayor of Honolulu, 1969Resolution of Appreciation, legislature of Hawaii, 1934Travel Documents.1927Travel Documents, 1963Travel Documents, variousStatehood Memorabilia, variousUniversity of Michigan, Memorabilia, variousPhotographs - undatedPhotographs - Bert G. Covell, PhotographerPhotographs - A. F. Tavares

Personal effects and personal information

Business Cards, Silver Dollar Note #S50672896C, Photocopy(Original removed from Collection)

Identification Cards Invitation Cards Index of Files Jokes Poems and Songs Miscellaneous correspondence, unknown author .. Nine Old Men," a cartoon of the 1936 Supreme Court, signed by

the artist, 1936 Plastic Door Placard: .. Hon. C. Nils Tavares, U.S. District Judge" Records relating to Nils Ornstead, Postmaster of Hana, 1900

Papers of Mrs. Unita Tavares

Correspondence after 1976 Correspondence to/from Kirby M. Gillette Correspondence to/from "Marg" Submission to Readers Digest (undated) Membership Cards Certificate from Red Cross Hawaii

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Volume/Box Contents XII. Personal Effects and ArtifactsH. Papers of Reef Hardy

M,491,28,17 CorrespondenceM,491,28-18 Newspaper Clippings

I. Papers of Shirley Hardy

M-491-28-19 Family Court FileM-491-28-20 Correspondence [ Attorney-Client Communications]

[RESTRICTED, HRS t92F,14; expires on August 27, 2038]

J. Personal Papers of Judge Tavares

M-491-28,21 Financial papersM-491-28-22 War Damage Insurance Policy, 194 3M-491-28,23 Health/medical information

[RESTRICTED, HRS §92F,14; expires on January 31, 2050]

K. Gavels

M,491,29·1 (flat) Gavel and sound block (inscribed Hon. C. Nils Tavares; U.S.

District Court judge; April 12, 1972; From the Federal

M-491-29�2 (flat) Bar Ass'n; Hawaii Chapter)

Gavel and sound block (inscribed To the "Boss" Honorable C Nils Tavares United States District judge District of Hawaii from Herman)

L Plaques

M-491-31-1 (flat) Rotary International, inscribed "Nils" C. Nils Tavares; General Law Practice, AAM to Dud Pratt

M,491-31-2 (flat) liberty Bell Award, Law Day USA, inscribed judge C. Nils Tavares; For Outstanding Service and Contribution to the Community; the Bar Assodation of Hawaii; May 1, 1972

M-491,31-3 (flat) American Automobile Association, inscribed Presented to judge C. Nils Tavares, in recognition of 28 years of service as adirector of Honolulu Automobile Club

M. Memorial book, Scrap Books and Newspaper clippings

M,491, 32,I (flat) Memorial book for Judge Tavares' services on Oahu and MauiM,491,33,I (flat) Red Scrapbook #I

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XII. M.

Personal Effects and Artifacts Memorial book, Scrap Books and Newspaper clippings

Red Scrapbook #2 White Scrapbook Newspaper clippings from 1969 (various)

XIII. Correspondence: 1941, 1948, 1950, 1953-1957, 1959

1941, Attorney General Opinion Ltr. No.1778, August 18, 19411948, correspondence regarding H.R. 491950, correspondence and radio-grams1953, drafts, notes, law review article1954, correspondence and notes1955, correspondence and notes1956, correspondence and notes1957, correspondence and radio-gram1959, correspondence1954, draft of a resolution relating to commonwealth status1954-59 (reference material)

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ALBERT PIERCE TAYLOR (1872 - 1931)

Papers regarding Captain George C. Beckley and family, n.d., 1891 - 1913

Genealogy in Hawaiian, n.d., 1911

Biographical sketch

Family letters, n.d., 1902 - 1929

Plan of Second Story of Iolani Palace, now the Executive Building, n.d.; Appointments: Police Officer, City & County of Honolulu, 1909, 1913; Police Constable, 1907, 1908; Police Officer, 1911; Member of Cook SesquiCentennial Commission, 1927; Chairman of the Board of Election Inspectors, 1928; Diploma from St. Mark's School, 1891; Inventory of odds and ends of jewelry in safe Qf the Liliuokalani Trust at Washington Place, 1917; Passport (1896?)

Invitation and Christmas wishes, 1869 - 1929

Newspaper clippings, n.d.

Newspaper clippings of King Kalakaua's world tour and of his death, n.d., 1880 -1896

Fighting A Typhoon, written by Albert Pierce Taylor, appeared in The Wide World Magazine, 1909 issue

Papers, 1850 - 1931: Pearl Harbor, Our New Navy Yard, written by Pierce Taylor, appeared in Our Navy, A Gazette of Naval News, 1910 issue; Pearl Harbor To-Day appeared in the 1915 issue; Rose Ranch, Ulupalakua, 1873, taken from the Hawaiian Gazette, 1884 issue; Membership list of The Reading Club of Schofield Barracks; Brief history of the Honolulu Fire Department, 1930

Copy of Aloha Oe, 1878

Papers #1 - #10, n.d., 1893 - 1910: The American flag raised over the Gov Building; New government building; Bernice Pauahi Bishop; Kamehameha's V Barracks; The Hawaiian flag; Short history of California; Plans for a celebration in 1928 of the 150th anniversary of the discovery of the Hawaiian islands by Captain James Cook, Royal Navy; Captain Chambre dies at home in England, brought Cook monument to isles; Sketch of Constitutional History in Hawaii;

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U.S. Frigate Constitution

Papers #11 - #20, n.d., 1848 - 1928: The Empress of Cathay in the Hawaiian islands; Captain Cook discovering of Hawaii; Catholic Mission; Revolution and a King's crown; An Ancient Cannon; The Hawaiian Coat of Arms during the monarchy; New documents concerning Captain Cook's death, 1892; Comparative view of Hawaii's commerce from 1843; How Hawaii honored Captain Cook in 1928; Commerce of the Pacific, 1848

Papers #21 - #30, n.d., 1850 - 1905: Organization of Honolulu Chamber of Commerce, 1850; Christmas, 1869; Richard Charlton biography; Women of Hawaii; The Hawaiian flag; Dudoit; Letters written by Jno. 0. Dominis, 1853 -1854; "Diamond Head" poem, 1875; David Douglas

Papers #31 - #35, n.d., 1923 - 1929: Brother Joseph Dutton; Captain John

Dominis; Sanford B. Dole; The Executive Building (lolani Palace); History of public education of the Hawaiian islands during the period of the monarchy, 1923

Papers #36 - #45, n.d., 1929: Hawaiian flag and Coat-of-Arms; Hawaii's Historic American and Hawaiian Flags; The American Flag Raised, J.893; Removal of the American Flag, 1893; Old Honolulu Fort; Forts and soldiers in the Hawaiian islands; Flag of Hawaii; A Combined Fleet Arrives at Honolulu; Forgotten Island

Papers #46 - #50, n.d., 1929: Hawaii under British rule, 1843; The Royal Gates; Clippings, n.d.

Papers #51 - #60, n.d., 1919 - 1925: "Ukeke", Address of the Hon. C. C. Harris, at the laying of the comer-stone of the new Palace, 1879; Haalelea Lawn - Old Kekauonohi property; Independence of the Hawaiian Islands; Honolulu in 1809 -181 O; Manners and customs of the Hawaiians; Hawaii, an integral part of the United States, not a colonial possession nor dependency

Papers #61 - #70, n.d., 1910 - 1925: The Hawaiian islands, past and present; Newspaper.clippings regarding the Hawaiian Development edition of the San Francisco Chronicle and Hawaii's Colorful History in the Honolulu Advertiser; Report on historical spots and relics on the island of Hawaii; When Hudson's Bay Company quit Honolulu; Hudson's Bay Company in Honolulu; How Hawaiian islands named; Honaunau; First Historical Society in Hawaii

Papers #71 - #80, n.d., 1856 - 1883: Home of Queen Emma - Nuuanu Valley; The Polyneisan race and the lost islands of the Pacific; The Hudson's Bay Company in the Sandwich Islands, 1859; Places of Hawaiian legendary and historical interest; The Loot of a Palace; Loot; Newspaper clipping "Fleet Receptions"; Our Envoy at Moscow, 1883; Colonel laukea, survivor of most of the offi�ial personnel lists of the reigns of King Kalakaua and Queen Liliuokalani; The Battle of the Iao

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Papers #80 - #85, n.d., 1876: History oflolani Palace; Iolani Palace - Descriptive; Iolani Palace, now the Executive Building

Papers #86 - #90, n.d., 1893: Provisional government formally occupied Iolani Palace as the Executive Building; Japanese castaway in Hawaii; Johnson Island; Liholiho: A Revised Estimate of His Character

Papers #91 - #100, n.d., 1856: Kamehameha II; Kamehameha III; Kamehameha IV; The Sceptre and Crowns; Kahekili; Kailua, the Alpha and Omega of Hawaiian Empire; Queen Kalama

Papers #101 - #110, n.d. 1845 - 1893: Kawaiahao Church; Kekauluohi; The Kuhina Nui or Premiership; Kukaniloko: Famed Birthplace of Allis; Lecture dates on history of the Hawaiian islands; Kalakaua's Crown is Left Without Ornaments; Address by John M. Kapena on laying the comer stone of the New Royal Palace; Statue of Kamehameha I

Papers #111 - #120, n.d.: The Defeat of Kamehameha - 1796; Biographical sketches of kings, queens and chiefs of Hawaii; Fourth of July in Hawaii; Kamehameha - Pacific Empire Builder; The First Kamehameha; Kamehameha The Great; Kamehameha I; The Birth and Childhood of Kamehameha I

Papers #121 - #130, n.d., 1894 - 1925: Kamehameha The Great; Prince Jonah Kuhlo Kalanianaole; Newspaper articles on legends, Kawaiahao Church; Death and funeral of Prince Kuhio; PampWet on Kalakaua's Reign: A Sketch of Hawaiian History; King Kalakaua

Papers #131 - #140, n.d., 1874 - 1893: King Kalakaua of Hawaii; Kalakaua's Coronation (1883); Lecture on the Reign of Kalakaua; King Kalakaua's Reign - Social Side; Death and funeral of Kaahumanu; The Hawaiian Language; Placesof Legendary and Historic Interest; Extracts from diary of Liliuokalani

Papers #141 - #150, n.d., 1893 - 1929: Verbatim report of Minister Willis' interview with Liliuokalani; Evolution of Hawaiian Land Tenures; Legislation in Hawaii; Locomotives in Hawaii; Lahainaluna; Queen Liliuokalani; Lunalilo; Lahaina: The Versailles of Old Hawaii

Papers #151 - #160, n.d.: Liliuokalani; 'Why you Malihinis Will Wear Leis Here"; Music in Hawaii Nei; Menehunes; The Royal Mausoleum; The First Frame House; Molokai - The Lonely Isle; Molokai - Special Edition; Celso Caesar Moreno; Midway Islands

Papers #161 - #170, n.d., 1913 - 1925: Sovereignty of Midway Islands; The

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Royal Ton.ib; The Mormon Temple At Laie; Newspaper articles concerning National Guard of Hawaii; U.S. Navy U.S. S. Baltimore Goes Out of Commission; U.S. Navy in Hawaii; The Pacific Commercial Advertiser- July 1906 issue

Papers #171 - #180, n.d., 1859 - 1922: U.S. Navy in Hawaii; Navigation of Hawaiians; Corking the Pacific Bottle; Newspapers in Hawaii; The Henry A Neilson Tragedy - Neilson and Kamehameha IV shooting; Omai

Papers #181 - #190, n.d., 1840 - 1925: Newspaper article concerning Pearl Harbor; Newspaper article concerning Goddess Pele's visit to Kau; Letter regarding Coat-of-Arms; Contents of Palace cornerstone; Noted buildings in Honolulu; The New Palace; Hawaiian poetry by Maewa; The Port of Night, a fiction story; Ways and means of increasing the popuJation in Hawaii Nei investigation; The Nuuanu Pali

Papers #191 - #200, n.d., 1859: Palace Throne room; The pineapple industry of Hawaii; What Pearl Harbor means to Honolulu; Hawaii - America's Malta in Pacific; Pearl Harbor; The Mailed Fist of Oahu; Hawaii's Preparedness, America's Bulwark; Puukohola Heiau; Post Offices and. Postmasters in Hawaii

Papers #201 - #210, n.d., 1880 - 1904: Address on the occasion oflaying the comer stone of the New Royal Palace; History of Palace Grounds; Hawaii and a Primacy of the Pacific; Letter concerning the building of Palace; Uncle Sam's Only Royal Palace; Monarchial Relics; Great Riot - Attempts to overturn the Government; Afloat on the Rolling Deep - Notes of a sailing trip from San Francisco to Honolulu; Organization of the Republic party

Papers #211 - #220, n.d., 1873 - 1927: Address concerning Annexation; List of Hawaiian Rulers; Unveiling of the Memorial Cross to Father Damien; Max Schlemmer; Spanish Discovery of the Hawaiian Islands in 1555; Spanish documents; Spanish Influences; Extracts from a traveler's sketch book; Newspaper article concerning Spaniards as first white visitors to reach Hawaiian islands; May 1927 issue of the Paradise of the Pacific and February 1904 issue of The Friend (articles concerning Spanish discovery)

Papers #221 - #230, n.d., 1891 - 1896: Causes of decline of ancient Hawaiian sports; Sun Yat Sen; The life story of John Harris Soper, Brigadier General; Spear throwing by ancient Hawaiians; Letter from Robert Louis Stevenson to the Queen; The first sugar plantation in Koloa, Kauai; The new Star Spangled Banner; Sacred Stones

Papers #231 - #240, n.d., 1875 - 1925: Robert Louis Stevenson; Newspaper article regarding Samoa; The Samoan Embassy; Thomas Square; Biography of Albert Pierce Taylor; Address by Albert Pierce Taylor regarding Hawaiian

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history; Hawaiian Treaties; Taina - The Benedict Arnold of Hawaii; Revenue Cutter .. Thetis"

Papers #241 - #249, n.d., 1912 - 1927: Notes on Early Relations of the United States with Hawaii; Captain George Vancouver; Pamphlet regarding the history of Washington Place; May 1927 issue ofWela-ka-hao; Poetry on Waikiki; Royalty and Waikiki; Wilcox Revolution; A Drive to Waikiki and Kapiolani Park; Newspaper article on Washington Place

Burning of the Clipper Ship Hornet in 1866

Manuscripts, lecture series, 1852 - 1923: Sponsorship of godfatherism; Robert Crichton Wyllie; Hawaii's First Attorney General John Ricord; Biography of Sanford B. Dole; The late Charles St. Julian; Biographical sketch of Robert William Wilcox; Social side of King Kalakaua' s reign

Manuscripts, lecture notes, 1925 - 1928: Keaweaweula - Kaiukeaouli Kamehameha ill; The Romance and Adventure of Hawaiian History; Travelers from the Far Countries; lliustrated Talk on Hawaiian Islands

Sightseeing above the clouds on Haleakala, 1903; Excerpts from Forty Years on the Pacific, 1920; Captain Hayes, 1875; Kauai's Gem - The Vale of Hanalei; Reminiscences of T. B. Walker, 1895; Pearl Harbor by Samuel W. Very, Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy, retired; From New Zealand to the Hawaiian islands, Kapahee (A Niihau experience), A Seafaring Event, Shark Fishing, Squid Fishing, The Old Russian Fort, Story of Koolau, Ku - A Leper, Wild Cattle Hunting, Zulu -A Faithful Dog; A short history of California; English translation of Hawaiian island names, city names, street names, district names; Kahaku - Son of the Alli's of Old Hawaii; When the King Came to Hawaii; Kahalaopuna; The Coming of Light; Relation to Physical Environment to Racial Psychology, 1930

Native Music in Honolulu, 1888; Letter to Princess Likelike, 1875; Concerning the Ceremonies on the Death of a King; The Bishop Memorial Museum of Honolulu; Ancient Tapa Designs for Modem Apparel; The Dash to the Active Crater of the Volcano Mauna Loa, 1899; Outrigger Canoes; Locomotives; Mark Twain and the Hawaiian Islands; The Bishop Museum; C. Brewer & Co; Kalakaua in Japan; The New Era; Decorations, 1892; Happy Hawaii, 1892; Over By Keauhou (poem); The Hapa-Haole (poem); Foreigners appointed by Kamehameha ill; Queen Liliuokalani; The Kou Bowl of Alapai-Nui, a legend; Ukuleles; Kaa Ona Ka Malama or Season of Attraction, 1931; Kamehameha Day; Kukui Nut Oil

Uncle Sam's Gibralter Isle; Kamehameha The Great; The Royal Hawaiian Band; Visit to the Philippines, 1899; Leadville, Colorado; The Miracle of Molokai; A "Dog In the Manger" Policy, 1899; The Lamp of Leaming; Hawaii, A Tropical

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Floral Paradise; U.S. Navy in Hawaii; Pearl Harbor; Forts/Fortress; Captain Cook; Hawaiian Island Geography and History/Port of Call/ Tourist Agents/Steamship Agents/Bankers/Consuls/ Customs/Immigration/ Hawaiian Race/Churches/Newspapers/Imports/Exports/Cost of Living/Sports/ Fishing/ Agriculture/Mid-Pacific Carnival/Flowers and Trees; Hawaiian History In the Making; Hawaii, the Playground of the World, 1915; Uncle Sam's Convalescent Military Hospital at Punchbowl; Captain Henri Berger; His Holiness Pope Leo XIll, 1898; Iolani Palace, Now the Executive Building; The Unsaved Music of Hawaii

Manuscript on the Pacific American Union

Manuscripts: "Down the Sea Trail to Hawaii"; "Passport No. 17,849''; "Fighting A Typhoon"; "The Mysterious Smoke Signaler of Saipan"; "The Loot of the Coral Throne"; ''The Valley of Spears"; "A Modern Pygmalion - The Idol Worshipper of Honolulu", 1899; Hawaii's Daring Proposal to Japan; "Hawaii In War Time"; "Learning the Game of War at Schofield - 1917"; "The First Clash"; Unfinished stories at the time of the author's death.

Manuscripts: "Fighting A Typhoon''. 1899;- '1n the Bowl of Pele"; "Military Boots"; ''Box Lead"; '"The Crossing of the Swords"; ''The Golden Wallet of Fate"; ''Passport No. 17,849", 1896

Notes and letters regarding Hawaiian Promotion Committee, n.d., 1892 -1917; December 1927 issue ofLurefax

Programs and Invitations, n.d., 1899 -1930

Correspondence, n.d., 1898 - 1924. See also Map File - Private Collections

Correspondence, 1925 -1928

Correspondence, 1929 - 1932

Personal letters, n.d., 1905 - 1931

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EMMA AHUENA DAVISON TAYLOR (d. 1937)

Autograph book, L 887 - 1889

Sketch of Life

Fayerweather family correspondence, n.d., 1851 - 1937

Daughters and Sons of Hawaiian Warriors regarding Kalihi Hospital, 1924

Daughters and Sons of Hawaiian Warriors regarding Kalihi Hospital, 1924

Daughters and Sons of Hawaiian Warriors Scrapbook [ re-shelfed to Oversize, see below]


Correspondence regarding Hawaiian Legend and Folklore Commission, 1912 -1929

M-140 Scrapbook of Daughters & Sons of Hawaiian Warriors, 1918 - 1923 Dl Oversize

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Appointments: Member of the Hawaiian Legend and Folklore Commission of the Territory of Hawaii, 1921; Member of Historical Commission, 1922, 1925, 1933


Correspondence regarding Historical Commission, n.d., 1922 - 1933

Correspondence regarding Daughters and Sons of Hawaiian Warriors Constitution, bylaws and membership list, 1918 - 1936

Hawaiian legends, n.d.

Hawaiian manuscripts, n.d.

Pageants, n.d., 1915

Reminiscences, n.d.

"From Brilliant Feather Cape To Eagle", manuscript, n.d.

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Autograph book with pictures, 1862 - 1880

Genealogy book

MADELINE GRACE (COOK) TENNENT (1889-1972)

1889 Born in June in Dulwich, London, England

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1894 Moved with parents and sister to South Africa; later attended convent school in Paris; studied at Capetown School of Art in South Africa; was a prize-winning student at the Academie Jullian in Paris

1913 Started her own art school in Capetown, South Africa

1915 Married Hugh Cowper Tennent, July 25; went to New Zealand to live near his family

1916 June 11, son Arthur Hugh Cowper Tennent was born in Woodville, New Zealand

1918 Family moved to Samoa

1919 April 5, son Valentine Leslie Tennent was born in Apia, Samoa

1923 November, family moved to Hawaii; Madge Tennent became known as the portrayer of the Hawaiian people in paintings

Box 1-1 Photographs of drawings, n.d.

Box 1-2 Gallery and exhibits

Box 1-3 Letters from friends and visitors, 19 54 - 1962

Box 1-4 Newspaper clippings, 1964, n.d.

Box 1-5 Madge Tennent's Alphabet in Hawaii, 1944

Box 1-6 Notebooks of"un-edited thoughts on art", 1961 - 1962

Box 1-7 Madge Tennent Miscellany, 1933

Box 1-8 Poems written to Madge Tennent, 1926, 1943, n.d.

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MADELINE GRACE TENNET

Photographs of drawings, n.d.

Gallery and exhibits

Letters from friends and visitors, 1954 - 1962

Newspaper clippings, 1964, n.d.

Madge Tennent's Alphabet in Hawaii, 1944

Notebooks of "un-edited thoughts on art", 1961 - 1962

Madge Tennent Miscellany, 1933

Poems written to Madge Tennent, 1926, 1943, n.d.

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Catalog of the Donald Angus collection of Tennent oil paintings on display in The Contemporary Art Center of Hawaii, 1968

"S.A. Women In Council", magazine owned and edited by mother of Madge Tennent, Agnes Cook, copy of October 1914 - September 1915 issues

"S.A. Women In Council", magazine owned and edited by mother of Madge Tennent, Agnes Cook, copy of October 1915 - December 1916 issues

"S.A. Women In Council", magazine owned and edited by mother of Madge Tennent, Agnes Cook, copy of March 1917 - June 1918 issues

"Notebook of An Un-Arrived Artist", written by Madge Tennent, 1938

Unedited notes for art lectures, etc, 1958 - 1962

Celebrating her 751h year and 70u. year in art, Madge Tennent presents an aesthetic package of prints from her drawings, mainly 1964: Aesthetic Package I - "After Daumier"; Aesthetic Package II - "Women and Children"; Aesthetic Package ill - "East - West"

Booklet "Hawaiians For Victory" by Madge Tennent

Booklet "Hawaiian People" Drawings by Madge Tennent, published by The

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Commercial Printing Division, Advertiser Publishing Company Limited, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, 1936

Brochure by Madge Tennent, "Exhibition of Modem French Paintings", 1936

Original book and 2 mimeographed copies of "Your Infinite Possibilities" by Margaret Underhill, published by Rider and Company, Paternoster Row, London, 1927. Distributed in 1952 by Madge Tennent, as a gift to friends, in memory of Agnes Cook, humanitarian and spiritual pioneer, who died in Cape Town, South Africa, at the age of eighty-seven on August 411

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Book "In A Hawaiian Valley" by Kathleen Dickenson Mellen, illustrated by Madge Tennent, published by Hastings House, New York

Book "Madge Tennent Autobiography of An Unarrived Artist", designed, printed and bound under the supervision of Columbia University Press, New York, 1949

Master manuscript of "Post Autobiographical Notebook of An Unarrived Artist" by Madge Tennent. Edited and corrected September 1960. Completed in 1960 and added to in 1961.

Photos of art work

Photos of art work

Scrapbook: Letters of appreciation, 1958 - 1964; Letters from Agnes Cook, 1948-1949; Letters from Isami Doi and others, 1950 - 1965. Scrapbook: Hawaiians For Victory & others and Letters de Noblesse, 1942 - 1946, 1955, 1959, 1962 - 1964. Scrapbook: Photos of Madge Tennent (age 3 months - 73 years of age) and other family members

Scrapbook of press clippings, 1923 - World War II

Scrapbook of letters regarding "Autobiography of An Unarrived Artist", 1950-1951; Scrapbook containing news clippings, 1955 - 1960

Album: Photos of sketches

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Box 2-1 Book "Madge Tennent Autobiography of An Unanived Artist", designed, printed and bound under the supervision of Columbia University Press, New York, 1949

Box 2-2 Master manuscript of "Post Autobiographical Notebook of An Unanived Artist" by Madge Tennent. Edited and corrected September 1960. Completed in 1960 and added to in 1961.

Box3 Photos of art work

Box4 Photos of art work

Box 5 Scrapbook: Letters of appreciation, 1958 - 1964; Letters from Agnes Flat Cook, 1948-1949; Letters from lsami Doi and others, 1950 -1965. Bl Scrapbook: Hawaiian For Victory & others and Letters de Noblesse, 1942

- 1946, 1955, 1959, 1962 - 1964. Scrapbook: Photos of Madge Tennent(age 3 months - 73 years of age) and other family members

Box6 Scrapbook of press clippings, 1923 - World War II Flat Bl

Box 7 Scrapbook ofletters regarding "Autobiography of An Unarrived Artist", Flat 1950- 1951; Scrapbook containing news clippings, 1955 - 1960 Bl

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EDWARD DAVIES TENNEY (1859-1934)

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Born January 26 in Plainfield, N.Y. Son of Lucian Pomeroy Tenney and Mary Elizabeth (Davies) Tenney. Student, public schools, New York and Wisconsin.

Arrived in Honolulu on June 26

Sugar plantation worker near Hilo

Employed as junior clerk, Castle & Cooke, December 8

Married Rose Williams Makee, March 5; 2 children

Partner, Castle & Cooke. 1894-Secretary. 1903 -Vice President. 1916 -President. 1928 - Chairman.

Member, Advisory Council of the Provisional Government

President, Honolulu Chamber of Commerce

Commissioner of Immigration

President, Matson Navigation company

Wife died, February IO

April 19, died at Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco, CA, of heart attack

Correspondence, 1906-1910. Mostly orders for and correspondence concerning orchids and related garden supplies. Includes correspondents from California, New Jersey, New York, Burma, Brazil, England, Java, Mexico, Philippines and Queensland.

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EDWARD DA VIES TENNEY

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Correspondence: R to W

(1859 - 1934)

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TENNEY FAMILY COLLECTION

This collection contains predominantly photographs of the Tenney family, donated by the Honolulu Academy of Arts in February 1981. The collection contains 2.25 linear inches.

BIOGRAPHY

The Tenney family of Honolulu, Hawaii, was engaged in business and some important positions once held by Edward Davies Tenney (1859-1934) include: President and Chairman of the Board of Castle & Cooke, Ltd.; Chairman of the Board and President of the Matson Navigation Co.; Chairman of the Board of Bank of Hawaii, Ltd.; and President of Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association. His wife Rose Williams Makee Tenney (d. 1927), daughter of Captain James Makee, was active in the social life of Honolulu, a patron of the arts, and involved with the Episcopal church of Hawaii. They had two children, Vernon Edward (1895-1937) and Wilhelmina (1891-1951).

Wilhelmina, served in France with the American Red Cross during World War I, and on her return to Honolulu was active in local civic affairs, associated with many local charities, and a patron of the arts. At the time of her death on June 5, 1951, Miss Tenney was a board member of Castle and Cooke, Ltd., Honolulu Academy of Arts, Strong Foundation, Honolulu Symphony Society and Catholic Charities. She remained unmarried and had no children.

Source: Men of Hawaii. 1925, 1930. Women of Hawaii. 1938. Honolulu Advertiser. April 30, 1934 (p.l, c.8) and June 6, 1951

(p.1, c.6) Honolulu Star Bulletin. November 5, 1937 (p.1, c.5)

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The collection contains primarily photographs of the Tenney family. The only papers in the collection are a certificate issued by the American National Red Cross to Wilhelmina Tenney, and genealogy charts of the Tenney and Castle families.

The photographs are located with the Photograph collection.

SERIES DESCRIPTION

1. CERTIFICATE AND GENRALOGY CHARTS. 1919, 1923, 1928. 4 items (3oversized). 0.25 linear inch.

Contains a Foreign Service Certificate issued by the American National Red Cross to Wilhelmina Tenney for her service in the Bureau of Canteens from September 1917 to January 1919. Also contains three genealogy charts of the Tenney and Castle families.

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2. PIIO'l'OGRAPHS, n.d., 1889-1951. (Bulk, 1889, 1917-1919) 2 linearinches.

Arranged by subject. Contains photographs collected by Tenney family members. Includes

photographs of Miss Wilhelmina Tenney as a child and an adult, and during her tenure with the American Red Cross in France during World War I, Also includes an number of images of Rose Williams Makee, Daniel Paul Isenberg, Edward Tenney, and Vernon Tenney.

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Contents 1. CERTIFICATE AND GENEALOGY CHARTS. 1919, 1923, 1928.

2. PHOTOGRAPBS. n.d., 1889-1951.1, Rose Makee Tenney.2. Rose Makee Tenney, Daniel Paul Isenberg and friends.

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ca. 1889.3. Wilhelmina Tenney4. Wilhelmina Tenney. World War I.5. Tenney family.

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THAMES (SHIP)

Box 1-1 Report to Customs Collector, October 25, 1825

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ADMIRAL RICHARD THOMAS (1776? - 1857)

Born, England?

Entered British Navy

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Restored sovereignty of Hawaiian Islands to Kamehameha ill, July 31

Made an admiral in British Navy

Died November 22, England

Pamphlet "Documents Relating to the Restoration of The Sandwich Islands Flag", 1843; Personal log of Admiral Thomas, 1842 - 1844

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FREDERIC W. THOMPSON (1818?-1853)

Auction sales book, September 1, 1849-March 11, 1850

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JOHN H. THOMPSON (d.1873)

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September 10, married Sarepta A. Duncan, Cuyahoga County, Ohio

Died September 2 in Webster City, Iowa

U.S. Seamen's Protection Certification, 1849

Marriage license and certificate to Sarepta A. Duncan, September 10, 1864

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THOMPSON SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION

An organization formed under provision of Land Act, 1895, that homestead areas might be acquired by cash freehold agreement, allowing installment purchase extending over three years with provision whereby six or more persons might form a "settlement association" and obtain homesteads in one block ofland.

Organization took its name from organizer, Dr. Lyman S. Thompson and included (1907) Floyd C. Eaton, Bertha Ben Taylor, Charles G. Macomber, George C. Hewitt, S. E. Rogers, George J. Green, Lou H. Rogers, LilyK. Auld, John Kekuna, Walter H. Hayselden and Jane B. Jones.

Right of Purchase Leases from Territory of Hawaii granted to parties of Thompson Settlement Association for land in Kaunamano, Kau, Hawaii, September 7, 1907 and November 7, 1907.

Box 1-1 Copies of correspondence regarding Thompson Settlement Association, members' homestead lands at Kaunamano, Kau, Hawaii, friction between members of the association and Hutchinson Sugar Plantation, Naalehu, Hawaii, and a suit to get members' land patents, March 1905 -June 1911.

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WILLIAM THORP

Letter, November 29, 1850, to William Thorp, with orders for a trip to San Francisco via Atooie, as captain of the Barque Connecticut; signature illegible. Letter, March 9, 1852, to William Thorpe, with orders for a trip to San Francisco as captain of Brig Baltimore; signed by D. P. Penhallow and R. G. Davis. (The captain's surname appears in various spellings on different shipping lists [Thorp, Thorpe, Toop].

THOMAS GEORGE THRUM (1842 - 1932)

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1842 Born May 27 in Newcastle, N.S. W., Australia; great-grandson of John Thrum, member Captain Cook's ship's crew. Educated in Australia and Honolulu.

1853 Came to Hawaii to join his father, after a year in Tahiti with his grandfather.

1855 Clerk, store of John T. Waterhouse.

1856 Sailed on whaling sips Waverly and China

1859 Clerk in stores in Honolulu, Hilo, HI and San Francisco, CA

1865 January 11, married Anna Laura Brown in San Francisco; four children

1867 Luna, then sugar boiler at Kohala Plantation

1870 Purchased stationery and news business of Black and Auld.

1875 Published first issue of Hawaiian Annual

1879 One of six organizers of Honolulu Library and Reading Rooms Association.

1881 Started printing and binding business; published Saturday Press until 1886.

1888 Started publishing with J. J. Williams, Paradise of the Pacific. Appointed Registrar of Conveyances.

1904 Resigned from above position; devoted full time to historical research.

1913 Incorporated Thrum' s Ltd. Edited Pomander Collection of Hawaiian folk-lore for Bishop Museum.

1921 Became permanent member of Bishop Museum staff.

1931 June, awarded honorary Master of Arts degree, University of Hawaii

1932 Died May 21 in Honolulu.

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Papers regarding heiaus, 1867 - 1926

Letters, 1880 - 1921

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Legends, n.d.; Hawaiian History in regards to Moanalua, n.d.

Papers, n.d.: Trees found in Kona; United States Policy Toward Hawaii; Views of Captain E. C. Dutton upon the Crater of Kilauea, and Views of William H. Lentz Ascent ofMauna Loa; Review of the Provisional Cession and Defense of Lord George Paulet, 1844; Basis of Land Tenure in the Hawaiian Islands, 1846; The Press (Newspapers), 1880; Reminiscences of 1843; Poem "To the TradeWind", 1883; Memoranda and Reminiscences oflncidents in Hawaiian History, 1883; Mark Twain's Dream, 1896; John Jacob Aston's Trade with Hawaii,1904

Notes and newspaper clippings, n.d., 1915 -1934; Will of John Young, 1827; Theatrical Memos, 1849 - 1879

Papers written in Hawaiian, n.d.; List of Sovereigns of Hawaii, n.d.; Hawaiian Proverbs and Sayings, n.d.

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LORRIN ANDREWS THURSTON (1858-1931)

Born July 31 in Honolulu of missionary family Educated Valley School and Punahou, Honolulu

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Worked at Wailuku Sugar Company, Maui, as luna, then as bookkeeper; studied law at nigh; was admitted to law practice in District Magistrate courts.

Returned to Honolulu; studied law in Judge Hartwell's office.

Graduated from Columbia University (Law); returned to Honolulu and formed law partnership with William Kinney and W. 0. Smith.

Married Clara Shipman of Hilo; 1 son

Elected member House of Representative from Molokai

Drafted Constitution of 1887 which Kalakaua reluctantly accepted. July 1, appointed Minister of the Interior (included public works, lands, public Health, education and other services); served until June, 1890. September 19, appointed member Board of Health.

1888 September 17, appointed Special Public Works Agent to U.S.

1889 November 22, Acting Attorney General.

1892 Elected member House of Nobles from Maui.

1893 January 16-18, member of Advisory Council January 18, appointed Special Commissioner to the President of the U.S.; left For Washington January 19 as Chairman, Annexation Commission. May 4, appointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to U.S. Served in Washington until 1895 when President Cleveland directed him to leave U.S. because of his "objectionable activities".

1894 April 5, married Harriet E. Potter of St. Joseph, Michigan; 2 children September 14, appointed Envoy to Portugal while negotiations were in progress to import more Portuguese immigrants.

1895 September 7, appointed Commissioner of Public Lands. Reappointed Envoy

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Extraordinary to Washington; remained there until 1898.

1896 August 4, appointed to Honolulu Parks Commission; reappointed August 4, 1900; January 12, 1904; August 13, 1906.

1900 Purchased Pacific Commercial Advertiser.

1903 May 13, appointed member Board of Agriculture and Forestry; reappointed January 1, 1905

1925 Member expedition to Samoa; became interested in Samoan government; was instrumental in getting cession of Samoa to U.S.

1931 Died May 11 in Honolulu

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Committee of Safety, 1893

Original record of members of the Hawaiian League of 1887; Original charter of the Hawaiian League

Biography of Robert W. Wilcox

Reform Party Minutes, 1883

Journal, 1876

Story ofKalakaua's Opium Deals with Aki and Afong, 1886-1887; Opium Deal of 1887; U.S. Minister Hon. Albert S. Willis makes demand on S. B. Dole, 1898; Petition sent to President and Congress of U.S. of America concerning Princess Kaiulani, 1893; Statement of Cecil Brown regarding Annexation and Fred Wundenberg, 1893; Statement of citizens regarding the landing of American troops

Drafts of Annexation Treaty, 1894, 1895, 1897; Constitution of the Annexation Club, 1892; Republic ofHawaii-Aliiolani Hale, Council of State, Order No. 1, 1887; Proclamation drafted May 1887; Statement of the 1889 Insurrection; Receipt 1897; Certificate-District Court of the United States, 1900; 1251h

Anniversary Surrender of Yorktown, 1906

Papers regarding Midway Islands, 1867 - 1871

Papers of Lorrin Thurston on Annexation, 1892 - 1895

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Scrap Book No. 7 Annexation Club, 1897 -1898; Scrap Book No. 9 Honolulu Baseball Trustees Minutes, 1906 -1909; Scrap Book No. 10 Annexation Club, List of Members by Island, n.d.

Anexation article, 1898

Memoirs of the Hawaiian Revolution, Page 1-30 (Use Microfilm J\IIFL #31)

Memoirs of the Hawaiian Revolution, Page 31 - 15 (Use Microfilm J\IIFL #31)

Memoirs of the Hawaiian Revolution, Page 151 - 250 (Use Microfilm J\IIFL #31) Copy of the 1914 Hawaiian Historical Society's 23rd Annual Report


Memoirs of the Hawaiian Revolution, Page 401 -550 (Use Microfilm J\l1FL #31)

Memoirs of the Hawaiian Revolution, Page 551 -700 (Use Microfilm J\IIFL #31)

Memoirs of the Hawaiian Revolution, Page 701 - 850 Use Microfilm J\IIFL #31)

Memoirs of the Hawaiian Revolution, Page 851- 1000 (Use Microfilm J\IIFL #31)




Memoirs of the Hawaiian Revolution, Page 1451 -1604 (Use Microfilm J\IIFL #31 ); How this book happened to be written and the relation of the "Mission Boys" to Annexation.

REV. TUTE TEHUIARII (1781 - 1858)

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1781 Born in Huahine, Society Islands Wife: Tamaui. Children:1. Teharuru (m) born Oct. 23, 1816 at Moorea.

2. Mareiura (Manaiula) (f) born May 6, 1821 at Haapape3. Haamaore (Mauli) (f) born June 3, 1823 at Huahine4. Arihi (Auhea Arihi) (f) born Feb. 9, 1824 at Huahine

1826 July 24 Came to Honolulu as a missionary sent by King Pomare of Tahiti. Accompanied by Tamaui, Manaiula & Auhea Arihi.

1832 Sept. 2 Tamaui (Tutewahine) died.

n.d. Tute remarries to Kalawela

1838 Aug. 25 Manaiula married to William Keolaloa Kahanui Sumner, one daughter Nancy Wahinekapu Sumner [Ellis].

1849 Appointed chaplain to King Kamehameha III, then to Kamehameha IV.

1849 Aug 14 Mauli (Chapman] arrived Honolulu with children Sarah & William, in the company of Princess Ninito of Tahiti.

1851 Mauli Chapman has a daughter by William Keolaloa Kahanui Sumner, Elizabeth Sumner Chapman [Achuck] [Lapana].

1854 Mar 17 Auhea Arihi died. 1855 Aug Kalawela died. 1858 Dec 3, Tute died in Honolulu. [ l 51 Circuit Court Probate #2269]

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1. Typescript copy (26 pages) of the diary of Tute Tehuiarii.Various pages in Hawaiian [translated] and in Tahitian [no translation].

2. Xerox copy ofletter, dated London Sept. 1, 1830 in Tahitian [ no translation]to Tute and Taua from Miki Eliki [Rev. William Ellis]

3. Xerox copy of letter, dated Papeete June 15, 1849 in Tahitian [no translation]to Tute from Queen Pomare IV of Tahiti.

4. Xerox copy Obituary, dated Feb. 8, 1927 Honolulu Advertiser, forMrs. Katherine Weed McVeigh, a great-granddaughter of Rev. Tute Tehuiarii.

ED. TOWSE (1867 - 1931)

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1867 Born September 7 in Lubic, Maine

1868 Family moved to Rawlins, Wyoming. Educated and worked on newspapers in Wyoming, Utah and California

1893 Came to Hawaii, worked alternately on Advertiser and Star

1899 September 27, married Katherine Marie Bon of Cheyenne, Wyoming; two children

1900 Purchased Mercantile Printing Company

1903 Became active manager of Mercantile Printing Company.

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Elected to House of Representatives

Died December 2 in Honolulu

Lecture on reincarnation, n.d.; Brief outline of Parliamentary procedure and rules for the League of Women Voters of the Territory of Hawaii, n.d.; Invitation on board ofU.S.S. Philadelphia to meet the U.S. Minister and Mrs. Willis, n.d.; Invitations and programs, 1894, 1895, 1897, 1916; Letters, n.d., 1891, 1894, 1895, 1898, 1902; 1912. Newspaper articles, n.d., 1895; Passes, 1895, 1896; 1898 issue of The Bounding Billow; The Queen's Speech, 1892; Provisional Government of the Hawaiian islands, Order No. 1, 1893; Proclamation, 1893; Order of service for the funeral of Her late Majesty The Queen Dowager, 1899; Land conveyances ofL. L. McCandless, 1910; 1911 issue of The Steam Plow.

Brother Dutton and Molokai, 1906-1916

Hawaiian Relief Society, n.d., 1895

Troop Entertainment committee, n.d. 1898

Scrapbook with clippings from Honolulu newspapers, 1898 - 1921

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Newspaper article on Viscount Kikujiro Ishii, 1918; Manuscripts, n.d.: Viscount Ishii presents the Samurai Sword, n.d.; Life and Character of Henry Perrine Baldwin, n.d.; Account by Liliuokalani of the Masonic Order, n.d.

Fourth of July Celebrations and Anniversary Celebration for the Republic of Hawaii, 1894 - 1902

Papers, letters, notes, newspaper articles concerning lodges, fraternities, clubs, n.d., 1898 - 1929; Chinese Merchant's Association letter, 1919; Rhyme "TheCreation of Ireland", n.d.; Order of Worship-Central Union Church, 1901;Papers removed from discarded scrapbook, n.d.

American Union Party, 1894 - 1895

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TOKETA COLLECTION

Handwritten journal in Tahitian, leather-bound; cover title: Historical accounts, contemporary life and some kahuna lapaau, in the Sandwich Islands. Written by Toketa of Bora Bora and Kahikona ofNorway, 1819-1867. Partial translation of journal into English, hand-written.

Copy of journal in Tahitian, typed; copy of English translation of journal, typed

1856 Born

HENRY SHULER TOWNSEND (1856 - 1937)

1881 Began teaching career in San Francisco, CA

1883 Teacher at Lahainaluna, Maui

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1887 Elected to House of Nobles; chairman, committee on education

1889 January 18, married Cora Etta Hitchcock of Hilo; 3 children Vice principal of Kamehameha School for Boys

1890 Appointed principal, Lahainaluna School

1896 Appointed Inspector General of Schools

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July 24, resigned as Inspector General of Schools Appointed principal ofKaahumanu School, Honolulu

Went to Philippines; division superintendent of schools for 17 years

Taught at University of the Philippines for fifteen years; Dean of men and head of philosophy department

Retired from active work to live in Hilo, Hawaii

Died September 21 in Hilo, Hawaii

Journal of reports of schools visited, 1896