Dr. A. R. Rowat
Dr. A. R. Rowat served as Hawaii’s Chief Sanitary Inspector and played an important role
Dr. A. L. Andrews
Dr. A. L. Andrews was a leading figure in Hawaii’s chapter of the American Red
J. F. C. Hagens
J. F. C. Hagens, President of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce during the U.S. declaration
Governor Charles J. McCarthy
Although much of Hawaii’s initial war mobilization occurred under Governor Lucius Pinkham, his successor, Charles
Wallace R. Farrington
As editor of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin and an active community leader, Wallace R. Farrington used
Mary Dillingham Frear
Mary Dillingham Frear, wife of former Territorial Governor Walter F. Frear, was one of Hawaii’s
Malcolm A. Franklin
Malcolm A. Franklin served as Collector of Customs in Honolulu and played a critical administrative
Jennie Hare Rush
Jennie Hare, later known as Mrs. William R. Rush, provided a unique kind of civilian
Captain William R. Rush
Captain William R. Rush served as the commandant of the Boston Navy Yard during World
General Frederick S. Strong
General Frederick S. Strong, commanding officer of the Hawaiian Department of the U.S. Army, played