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Early Life and Career of Liliuokalani. Born in 1838 in Honolulu, Lydia Kamakaeha was a member of a high-ranking Hawaiian family; her mother, Keohokalole, served as an adviser to King Kamehameha III. Young Lydia was educated by missionaries and toured the Western world, as was customary for young members of the Hawaiian nobility.
On her ride from the train station, Liliuokalani admired the city's beauty, with its colonial style and European buildings and monuments. She went straight to the hotel to rest. A reporter asked for her, but tired from her trip, she declined to the interview. However, Liliuokalani did attend service at the St. John's Episcopal Church. The next day, in icy cold weather, a carriage took Liliuokalani, Miss Kia Nahaolelena, her companion-in-waiting, Mr. Helelule and Mr. Palmer through the capital city blanketed with snow.