American Hawaiian Steamship Company organization
also: Hawaiian Steamship Company
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Claims (4)
Lewis Henry Lapham founded
American Hawaiian Steamship Company host_asserted
“He was a founding investor in 1899 in a company called the American Hawaiian Steamship Company. Uh-oh. Colonel, you want to tell us why that's a significant place and year? Because we stole Hawaii by overthrowing the queen. In what year? 18…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 17:59
Roger Dearborn Lapham headed
American Hawaiian Steamship Company host_asserted
“And being men only in progressive San Francisco is tough to pull off, but they do it. So Roger Dearborn is a member of that. He's a World War I captain of the infantry with the American Expeditionary Forces. In 1925, he becomes the presiden…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 28:32
Louis Abbott Lapham headed
American Hawaiian Steamship Company host_asserted
“So this guy, Lewis Abbott Lapham, I'm going to say Lapham, 1945 and 46 after the war, he becomes the president of the Pacific American Steamship Association. And then he would become the last president of the American Hawaiian Steamship Com…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 35:35
Texaco financed_via
American Hawaiian Steamship Company host_asserted
“He was a founding investor in 1899 in a company called the American Hawaiian Steamship Company. Uh-oh. Colonel, you want to tell us why that's a significant place and year? Because we stole Hawaii by overthrowing the queen. In what year? 18…”
▶ Shadow State 27 Secret Societies 11; The 1930's @ 17:59
Mentions (6)
▶ 17:59
He was a founding investor in 1899 in a company called the American Hawaiian Steamship Company. Uh-oh. Colonel, you want to tell us why that's a significant place and year? Because we stole Hawaii by overthrowing the queen. In what year? 18…
▶ 27:30
Lewis Henry Lapham, his connection with Texaco, which of course he owns shares with the whole family. That's part of the family fortune. His son is interesting. His son was a guy named Roger Dearborn Lapham, who lived from 1883 to 1966. He'…
▶ 35:35
So this guy, Lewis Abbott Lapham, I'm going to say Lapham, 1945 and 46 after the war, he becomes the president of the Pacific American Steamship Association. And then he would become the last president of the American Hawaiian Steamship Com…
▶ 36:07
And he joins a company called the Bankers Trust Company. Hold on a second. Yep. We're supposed to believe that this guy screwed up. And again, this is just another thing that I have observed in doing all of this research. Generally, that's …
▶ 43:47
So the interesting thing about him, well, first of all, let's talk about his business. You know, he's obviously a very successful investment banker with Brown Brothers Harriman. And he had owned parts of Union Pacific Railroad Merchant Ship…
▶ 29:54
He, in 1945, hang on, I'm going to pull up some more notes on him real quick. Oh, yeah, he also went to high school at the Hotchkiss School, one of our grooming schools. Okay, then he became, in 1945, the president of the Pacific American S…