Armstrong, William N.

Admitted to New York Bar, 1859; practiced law in New York City until 1866; 1880 appointed Attorney General of Hawaii by King Kalakaua, and Minister of the Interior; resigned in 1881; 1893 returned to Hawaii and in 1894 became Chairman of Hawaiian Government Labor Commission; visited Japan in 1895 and took part in formation of the Republic as "advisor to the government."

From the description of William Nevins Armstrong papers, 1869-1929 (inclusive); 1869-1906 (bulk). (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 702165955

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