American-Hawaiian Steamship Company

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The American-Hawaiian Steamship Company was a prominent U.S. shipping firm that operated cargo services between the American mainland and Hawaii, particularly active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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American-Hawaiian Steamship Company canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct company
shipping company
areaServed Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
cargoType agricultural products
general cargo
manufactured goods
sugar
country United States of America
surface form: United States
fleetType steamships
headquartersLocation New York City
industry cargo shipping
maritime transport
market U.S.–Hawaii trade
intercoastal U.S. trade
notableEra World War I
World War II
notableFeature operated large fleet of U.S.-flag steamships
operationalPeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
primaryRoute U.S. mainland–Hawaii
regulatoryEnvironment subject to U.S. maritime law
role cargo carrier for U.S. military during wartime
serviceType intercoastal shipping
transpacific shipping
status defunct
transportedBetween East Coast of the United States
Hawaii
West Coast of the United States
usedCanal Panama Canal
Strait of Magellan
surface form: Straits of Magellan

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Roger D. Lapham employer American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
Roger Dearborn Lapham employer American-Hawaiian Steamship Company