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Moses Kuaea (c. 1824 – May 5, 1884) was a
Native Hawaiian clergyman and
politician of the
Hawaiian Kingdom. He was
pastor of the
Kaumakapili Church from...
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winning nearly 75% of the vote.
Radewagen faced challenges by
Democrats Luisa Kuaea and
Meleagi Suitonu-Chapman, as well as
independent candidate Fualaau Rosie...
- In****bent re-elected. ▌Y
Amata Coleman Radewagen (Nonpartisan) 74.8% ▌Luisa
Kuaea (Nonpartisan) 18.6% ▌Fualaau
Rosie Lancaster (Nonpartisan) 4.7% ▌Meleagi...
- 1887, she
remarried to the
Reverend Moses Kuaea Nakuina (1867–1911). A
nephew of
Minister of
Finance Moses Kuaea, he was
twenty years her
junior and also...
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Republican Amata Coleman Radewagen (inc.) 7,394 74.78%
Democratic Luisa Kuaea 1,840 18.61%
Independent Fualaau Tago
Lancaster 469 4.74%
Democratic Meleagi...
- 1878 –
August 14, 1880
Preceded by John Mākini
Kapena Succeeded by
Moses Kuaea In
office August 8, 1882 –
February 13, 1883
Preceded by John E. Bush Succeeded...
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Claude Jones.
Minister of
Finance Simon Kaloa Kaʻai was
replaced by
Moses Kuaea.
Celso Caesar Moreno was
denied recognition by the
diplomatic corps stationed...
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office September 27, 1880 – May 20, 1882
Monarch Kalākaua
Preceded by
Moses Kuaea Succeeded by John E. Bush
Personal details Born c. 1826 Aberdeen, Scotland...
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March 22, 1884 July 3, 1878
August 14, 1880 1st term Kalākaua 16
Moses Kuaea 1824 May 5, 1884
August 14, 1880
September 27, 1880 Kalākaua 17 John Smith...
- Forbes. He
served as a
pastor until 1874 when he was
succeeded by
Moses Kuaea.
Between 1860 and 1884, Pilipō was
elected to
serve as the
House for his...
