Hanapēpē Tragedy Exhibition

Hanapēpē Tragedy Exhibition

Pablo Manlapit
Ref No. PNM-201-11511

Pablo Manlapit
Ref No. PNM-201-11511

For the Centennial Commemoration of the Hanapēpē Tragedy, in partnership with the Filipino-American Historical Society of Hawaii (FAHSOH), the Hawaiʻi State Archives has digitized and placed online over 1000 pages of records regarding the Hanapēpē Tragedy pulled from four different series. For the first time ever, the public will have complete online access to these records from anywhere in the world. These digitized records may be found here.

Hanapēpē Tragedy Exhibition Contents
Quasi-Judicial Executive Actions
Commutations of Sentence, Paroles and Related Documents: Kauai Rioters, 1926
Date: January 1924-1927
Ref No. 203-5
Digital copy: https://digitalarchives.hawaii.gov/browse/parent/ark:70111/4SZS

Parole and Related Documents: Pablo Manlapit
Date: 1922-1930
Ref No. 203-6
Digital copy: https://digitalarchives.hawaii.gov/browse/parent/ark:70111/4SZT

Department of Land and Natural Resources, Correspondence with Lessees, 1903-1945
Correspondence – Filipino Striker’s Camp
Date: 1903-1945
Ref No. 324-39
Digital copy: https://digitalarchives.hawaii.gov/browse/parent/ark:70111/4SZV

Attorney General Pau Case Files
Case 3263: Filipino Plantation Strike – Tampering with Witnesses – Miscellaneous
Case 3263A: Hanapepe Riot – Filipino Strikers
Ref No. 531-58
Digital copy: https://digitalarchives.hawaii.gov/browse/parent/ark:70111/4SZW

Case 3352: In the Matter of Pablo Manlapit, Attorney-at-Law
Ref No. 531-61
Digital copy: https://digitalarchives.hawaii.gov/browse/parent/ark:70111/4SZX

Governor Wallace Rider Farrington, General Files
Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association
Date: 1921-1929
Ref No. GOV6-20
Digital copy: https://digitalarchives.hawaii.gov/browse/parent/ark:70111/4SZZ

Strike, 1924, Filipino Plantation Laborers
Date: ca 1924
Ref No. GOV6-23
Digital copy: https://digitalarchives.hawaii.gov/browse/parent/ark:70111/4T00

Exhibition created September 9, 2024

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