Image: Hawaiian-Samoan meeting aboard Kaimiloa 1887
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Description: Photograph of a ceremony aboard the former British steamship Kaimiloa marking the short-lived 1887 alliance between the Kingdoms of Samoa and Hawaii. From right to left: secretary Henry F. Poor, Hawaiian envoy John Edward Bush (1843–1906), Samoan King Malietoa Laupepa, (1841-1898) and other Samoan delegates: Moli, Ainuu Tatopau and Ainuu Aisake.
Title: Hawaiian-Samoan meeting aboard Kaimiloa 1887
Credit: Hawaii State Archives, reprinted in 1965 report of the Hawaiian Historical Society, page 12 http://hdl.handle.net/10524/71
Author: Joseph Dwight Strong
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