Kaapuni Kukalahiwa, an Hawaiian woman of Molokai, was brought to town [Honolulu] yesterday on the W. G. Hall and is held at the police station pending an examination of her sanity.
[Even after 100 years, this is still sad and disturbing… See the previous post, under Deaths.]
(Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 3/31/1913, p. 6)
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Volume XX, Number 6549, page 6. March 31, 1913.
Herman Keolanui to Caroline Kawaha, August 4.
John Oscar Andrews to Mary Kealakai, August 4.
To George Kukila and Helen K. Nahale, a son, July 30.
To Sam Wallace and Caroline Kamaiopili, a son, July 30.
To Henry Keanu and Lizzie Perkins, a son, August 1.
To A. E. Stewart and Rebecca Mahiai, a son, August 3.
William U. Hoapili, on the train tracks, July 30.
Kaapuni Kukalahiwa, at the Insane Asylum, July 30.
John Lii, at the Queen’s Hospital, July 30.
Cicilia K. Kahala, on Puuohia Street, August 1.
Harry K. Pononui, at Kauikeolani Hospital, August 1.
Joseph Kaiwi, on Ladd Lane, August 1.
Kina Kahooilimoku, on Puunui Avenue, August 1.
Lahela Craig, at the Queen’s Hospital, August 1.
Kaonohiokala E. Antone, on King Street, August 2.
Mary Kekua, on Auld Lane, August 3.
Kamakahukilani Lukua, on Kamehameha IV Road, August 4.
A baby of Tullock, on Long Lane, August 4.
Naomi Kaaihue, on Beritania Street, August 4.
(Kuokoa, 8/8/1913, p. 4)
Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Buke LI, Helu 31, Aoao 4. Augate 8, 1913.
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