The Honolulu Republican, founded in 1856 by Henry L. Sheldon, stands as one of Hawaii’s oldest newspapers and a vital source of news and information throughout the islands. With its steadfast support of Republican ideals, it has significantly shaped political discourse while offering a diverse range of content, including local news, political commentary, and cultural features that appeal to a broad readership. Known for its thorough reporting and editorial integrity, The Honolulu Republican has influenced public opinion and contributed to the democratic process in Hawaii. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of The Honolulu Republican starting 1900, with a total of 4,231 scans available. This is an excellent opportunity to discover historical figures and events, as well as to trace stories from your own family history. Dive into the rich heritage of Hawaii and uncover the past through these invaluable resources.