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• Image File Name: 48933_i601808-00688 • Unique ID: 61505 • Island: Kauaʻi • Source Description: Waimea, Kauai: Deaths 1907-1919, 0001-1000 • Source Year Range: 1907-1919 • Given Name: S. • Family Name: Kamada • Gender: Male • Ethnicity: Japanese • Estimated Age: 1/12 • Day of Death: 25 • Month of Death: Feb • Year of Death: 1916 • District of Recording: Waimea, Kauai • City on Record: Hanapepe K.T.H. • Day of Birth: 5 • Month of Birth: Jan • Year of Birth: 1916 • Place of Birth: Hanapepe 12 T.H. • Father's Given Name: M. • Father's Family Name: Kamada • Father's Place of Birth: Miyaki Ken, Japan • Mother's Given Name: Ise • Mother's Family Name: Kamada • Mother's Maiden Name: Ono • Mother's Place of Birth: Miyaki Ken, Japan

• Series: PP • Box #: 75 • Folder #: 1 • Image #: 014 • Title: People - Konishi, Rikan • Description: Rikan Konishi. American citizen of Japanese ancestry who descended into the fire pit of a volcano to recover the bodies of two lovers. The descent was made on June 12, 1932--on a Sunday-. The descent began at 10:08 AM. While anxious thousands thronged the edge of the fire pit/He reached the bodies at 4:03 and returned to safety at 5:03/ The distance down was 900 feet. This flimsy box of chicken wire and box wood, made by himself and slung from a home made sling arrangment were all that saved him from a fiery instant death in this perilous undertaking--an absolutely unique eventt • Photo Credit: Maehara, K. • Display Date: undated • Contributed Metadata: Title: Konishi, Rikan - American citizen of Japanese ancestry who rescued 2 bodies from the volcano. Date: June 12, 1932

• Series: M501.01 • Box: 001 • Record: 015 • Side: A • Track: 1 • Artist: NORMAN CLARK • Performing As: Creole Crooner • Personnel: Andy Sannella: (Acoustic) Steel Guitar, "Hawaiian" Guitar John Cali: Ukulele Norman Clark (as Creole Crooner): Vocal • Recording Location: New York, NY • Date: 1928-03-23 • Start Date: 1928-03-23 • End Date: 1928-03-23 • Matrix Number: 145592-4-5 • Song Title: Stay Out Of The South! (If You Want To Miss A Heaven On Earth) • Record Label: Columbia • Catalog Number: 1436-D • Composer: Dixon • Other Label Notes: Vocal Hawaiian Steel Guitar & Ukulele Accomp. • Source Format: Phonodisc • Groove Type: Lateral • Speed: 78 RPM • Audio Format: WAV • Mono/Stereo: Mono • Bit Depth: 32-bit • Sample Rate: 96 kHz

• Series: M501.01 • Box: 003 • Record: 031 • Side: A • Track: 1 • Artist: GEORGE KALALUHI • Performing As: Hawaiian Orchestra • Personnel: George Kalaluhi, Bandleader: (Acoustic) Steel Guitar, "Hawaiian" Guitar? Unknown: Guitar Unknown: 2nd Guitar Possibly Unknown: Tenor Guitar/Ukulele Unknown: Ukulele • Recording Location: New York, NY • Date: 1919-06-18 • Start Date: 1919-06-18 • End Date: 1919-06-18 • Matrix Number: 78443-5 • Song Title: Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight • Record Label: Harmony • Catalog Number: 5091-H • Composer: Klickmann • Source Format: Phonodisc • Groove Type: Lateral • Speed: 78 RPM • Audio Format: WAV • Mono/Stereo: Mono • Bit Depth: 32-bit • Sample Rate: 96 kHz • Audio File Explanation: The "raw" audio is recorded directly from the medium as is. The "equalized" audio is lightly edited for a better listening experience.

• Series: M501.01 • Box: 003 • Record: 036 • Side: A • Track: 1 • Artist: HELEN LOUISE (AND FRANK FERERA) (Helen Louise Greenus Ferreira) • Performing As: Hawaiian Guitar Duet • Personnel: Frank Ferera: (Acoustic) Steel Guitar, "Hawaiian" Guitar Helen Louise: Guitar • Recording Location: New York, NY • Date: 1916-04-24 • Start Date: 1916-04-24 • End Date: 1916-04-24 • Matrix Number: 46680-5 • Song Title: Hawaiian Medley Two-Step • Record Label: Consolidated Record • Catalog Number: A2016 • Source Format: Phonodisc • Groove Type: Lateral • Speed: 78 RPM • Audio Format: WAV • Mono/Stereo: Mono • Bit Depth: 32-bit • Sample Rate: 96 kHz • Audio File Explanation: The "raw" audio is recorded directly from the medium as is. The "equalized" audio is lightly edited for a better listening experience.

• Series: M501.01 • Box: 005 • Record: 002 • Side: A • Track: 1 • Artist: GEORGE KALALUHI • Performing As: Hawaiian Orchestra • Personnel: George Kalaluhi: Bandleader, (Acoustic) Steel Guitar? Unknown: Guitar Unknown: 2nd Guitar Possibly Unknown: Tenor Guitar/Ukulele Unknown: Ukulele • Recording Location: New York, NY • Date: 1919-06-18 • Start Date: 1919-06-18 • End Date: 1919-06-18 • Matrix Number: 78443-5 • Song Title: Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight • Record Label: Harmony • Catalog Number: 5091-H • Composer: Klickmann • Source Format: Phonodisc • Groove Type: Lateral • Speed: 78 RPM • Audio Format: WAV • Mono/Stereo: Mono • Bit Depth: 32-bit • Sample Rate: 96 kHz • Audio File Explanation: The "raw" audio is recorded directly from the medium as is. The "equalized" audio is lightly edited for a better listening experience.

• Series: M501.01 • Box: 005 • Record: 003 • Side: A • Track: 1 • Artist: HELEN LOUISE (AND FRANK FERERA) (Helen Louise Greenus Ferreira) • Performing As: Hawaiian String Trio • Personnel: Frank Ferera: (Acoustic) Steel Guitar, "Hawaiian" Guitar Helen Louise: Guitar or Ukulele Irene Greenus: Tenor Guitar or Ukulele • Recording Location: New York, NY • Date: 1917-10-29 • Start Date: 1917-10-29 • End Date: 1917-10-29 • Matrix Number: 77463-2-4-5 • Song Title: Little Alabama Coon • Record Label: Harmony • Catalog Number: 5088-H • Source Format: Phonodisc • Groove Type: Lateral • Speed: 78 RPM • Audio Format: WAV • Mono/Stereo: Mono • Bit Depth: 32-bit • Sample Rate: 96 kHz • Audio File Explanation: The "raw" audio is recorded directly from the medium as is. The "equalized" audio is lightly edited for a better listening experience.

• Series: M501.01 • Box: 005 • Record: 008 • Side: B • Track: 1 • Artist: GEORGE KALALUHI • Performing As: Kalaluki Hawaiian Orchestra • Personnel: George Kalaluhi: Bandleader, (Acoustic) Steel Guitar, "Hawaiian" Guitar? Unknown: Guitar Unknown: 2nd Guitar Possibly Unknown: Tenor Guitar/Ukulele Unknown: Ukulele • Recording Location: New York, NY • Date: 1919-04-10 • Start Date: 1919-04-10 • End Date: 1919-04-10 • Matrix Number: 78384-5 • Song Title: Beautiful Ohio • Record Label: Columbia • Catalog Number: A2743 • Composer: Earl • Other Label Notes: Waltz • Source Format: Phonodisc • Groove Type: Lateral • Speed: 78 RPM • Audio Format: WAV • Mono/Stereo: Mono • Bit Depth: 32-bit • Sample Rate: 96 kHz • Audio File Explanation: The "raw" audio is recorded directly from the medium as is. The "equalized" audio is lightly edited for a better listening experience.

• Series: M501.01 • Box: 005 • Record: 009 • Side: B • Track: 1 • Artist: GEORGE KALALUHI • Performing As: Kalaluki Hawaiian Orchestra • Personnel: George Kalaluhi: Bandleader, (Acoustic) Steel Guitar, "Hawaiian" Guitar? Unknown: Guitar Unknown: 2nd Guitar Possibly Unknown: Tenor Guitar/Ukulele Unknown: Ukulele • Recording Location: New York, NY • Date: 1919-04-10 • Start Date: 1919-04-10 • End Date: 1919-04-10 • Matrix Number: 78384-5 • Song Title: Beautiful Ohio • Record Label: Columbia • Catalog Number: A2743 • Composer: Earl • Other Label Notes: Waltz • Source Format: Phonodisc • Groove Type: Lateral • Speed: 78 RPM • Audio Format: WAV • Mono/Stereo: Mono • Bit Depth: 32-bit • Sample Rate: 96 kHz • Audio File Explanation: The "raw" audio is recorded directly from the medium as is. The "equalized" audio is lightly edited for a better listening experience.

• Series #: 430 • Box #: 006 • Folder #: 02 • Item #: 038 • Description: Publication from "The Polynesian" dated Saturday, April, 25, 1863. Various topics are covered: 1. Official correspondences concerning naval surveys and the construction of a lighthouse to serve as a monument to Captain Cook. 2. Notice on revenue regulation and tax duties between the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi and the United States. 3. Circular from R. Wyllie with a notice for merchants exporting goods and duties. 4. Notice from Hawaiian Consul Hitchcock in San Francisco reporting on the case of Hawaiian subject Heleiki who was imprisoned and tried for murder in the city. 5. Adoption of British and French naval regulations. 6. Report on the ship "Hecate". 7. Notice that Charles Hopkins is to temporarily adopt the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs and Secretary at War. 8. Notice to subscribers to the Cook Lighthouse.