More on the denied marriage in Utah, 1902.

Peter Kaluna is the name of the Hawaiian denied marrying a haole girl in the state of Utah. It is believed that the two are in love with each other.

(Kiai, 9/11/1902, p. 2)

Ke Kiai, Buke 1, Helu 3, Aoao 2. Sepatemaba 11, 1902.

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Chris Faye says:

Mormans? I always wondered what Hawaiian status was in their conversions here in the islands.

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