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Hawai’i: Alice Roosevelt, Nicholas Longworth, and others at Lugan Mill. 1905

This photo shows Alice Roosevelt, the eldest child of the US President Theodore Roosevelt, in Hawai’i in 1905. The image is significant for two reasons. Firstly, it is possible that the visit was an official one as it comes during her father’s…

Tags: 20th century, Alice Roosevelt, American influence, Americanisation, Economy, Hawai’i, Hawaii, Industry, Lugan Mill, Photograph, Plantation, Politics, Sugar, Teddy Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt, USA

The Planter’s Monthly, Published for the Planters’ Labor and Supply Company of the Hawaiian Islands, No. 8, Vol. 5

Hawaii was seen as ideal land for agriculture during both the nineteenth and twentieth centuries; Hawaiians had already been farming there throughout their history to great success. The establishment of agricultural businesses by Europeans and…

Tags: 19th century, Agriculture, Business, Capitalist Expansion, Development, European trade, Europeans, Expansion, Farming, Fruit, Hawai'i, Hawaii, Industry, Periodical, Plantation, Planters, Sugar, Trade

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