27 Jan 1898
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1898
Page
1
Rudolph Hering, New York sanitary engineer, prepared a report on Honolulu sewerage and drainage. The condensed edition outlines topography, soil porosity, ground water levels, rainfall, and the choice of separate sewer system for sewage and storm water with outfall through dilution.
A long and doubt-filled report on telephone system leadership. Cassidy to take charge next Tuesday morning with a salary of 250 dollars monthly. Acting Superintendent C A Bailey to stay if he wishes. possible reassignment of duties and weeding at the switchboard. Macy, Bruns, and other top operators praised, potential reinstatements discussed. Government cautious on replacements. Cassidy declines consulting role to focus on the telephone.
The Christian Workers meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon at the YMCA hall in oblock with Mr. Coleman guiding the discussion on Christian Work and the Prison. All friends are cordially invited to attend. New Members’ Evening: the YMCA quarterly meeting at 7:20 features readings, talks, and musical selections followed by a reception for new members. Diplomatic and government officials honored at a reception for the German Emperor’s anniversary hosted by Mr. Hackfeld, with the Hawaiian band performing.
George Bo Pairehild visits his son at Kealin plantation and plans to sail home on February 6 aboard the Gaelic. The Fort street store improvements await settlement of the reg ioan estate matter. Waverley Club members nominate offices and election is set for next Wednesday evening. Paraphrased political notes describe Senators Helm and Turner, Warner, and Tarver amid annexation debates and Hawaiian political maneuvering in Spokane and Milledgeburg, with various Hawaiians noted in business and society.
At the annual meeting held this morning the Metropolitan Meat Company re elected all current officers. George J. Campbell resigned as director and Paul Scheohwrger was elected to replace him.
Messrs emer. Mise Cora McDonald announces a meeting for those entering the Kogliah Literature class. The session will be held tomorrow night in the large hall of the ME CL Ay.
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