 | United States. Department of State - 1893 - 578 páginas
...dismissal of his cabinet, the restitution of the $71,000 received as a bribe from Aid, the dismissal of Junius Kaae from the land office, and a pledge that...the King would no longer interfere in politics. THE CONSTITUTION OF 1887. 26 Mr. Gibson was arrested July 1, but was allowed to leave on the 5th by a sailing*... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations - 1894 - 1488 páginas
...dismissal of his cabinet, the restitution of the $71,000 received as a bribe from Aki, the dismissal of Junius Kaae from the land office, and a pledge that the King would no longer interfere in politics. A committee of thirteen was sent to wait on His Majesty with these demands. His troops had mostly deserted... | |
 | William De Witt Alexander - 1896 - 350 páginas
...dismissal of his cabinet, the restitution of the $71,000 received as a bribe from Aki, the dismissal of Junius Kaae from the land office, and a pledge that the King would no longer interfere in politics. A committee of thirteen was sent to wait on His Majesty with these demands, His troops had mostly deserted... | |
 | Mary Hannah Krout - 1898 - 374 páginas
...The old ruling line, "the old Kamehamehas, " as they are called by the Hawaiians, while frequently possessing grave faults of character, had the wisdom...Interior; PP Kanoa, Minister of Finance; Antone Rosa, Attorney -General, the last three natives. They were implicated in Customs Revenue frauds, the illegal... | |
 | Mary Hannah Krout - 1898 - 374 páginas
...creeds, and nationalities, but united in sentiment as never before or since. The meeting was guarded fyy a battalion of Rifles, fully armed. A set of resolutions...Interior; PP Kanoa, Minister of Finance; Antone Rosa, Attorney -General, the last three natives. They were implicated in Customs Revenue frauds, the illegal... | |
 | Alexander Stevenson Twombly - 1899 - 392 páginas
...seventy-one thousand dollars received as a bribe from Aki; the dismissal of his agent in that matter from office; and a pledge that the king would no longer interfere in politics. A committee of thirteen was sent to confer with his Majesty. The king's few guards had nearly all deserted... | |
 | 1928 - 674 páginas
...dismissal of his cabinet, the restitution of the $71,000 received as a bribe from Aki, the dismissal of Junius Kaae from the land office, and a pledge that the king would no longer interfere in politics." SECOND PAN-PACIFIC WOMEN'S CONFERENCE BY WILLIAM F. KENNEDY THE first Pan-Pacific Women's Conference... | |
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... and demanding of the King the dismissal of his Cabinet, the restitution of the $71,000 received as a bribe from Aki (a Chinaman negotiating the unrestricted sale of opium in the Islands), the dismissal of one Junius Kaae from the Land Office, and... 