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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1899
Page
3
A glossary of golf terms and definitions explaining actions, equipment, and scoring such as dormy halved holes strokes hazards niblick slice stymie bogey and fore, with notes on terms like brag and top and general playing concepts.
In Lynchburg Tennessee, early today John Toney and Jim Newman were lynched by a mob for alleged robberies. Both men were sentenced to two years in the penitentiary but pardoned by the Governor. They returned to terrorize the area, holding up residents and robbing farmhouses, and attacked an elderly white woman Monday night. Meanwhile Honolulu workers gained railway jobs, with Henry R. Wood named station agent at Waiapahu and Olin Seabury as conductor. The King Street line and Anchor Saloon ads promote local drinking and Seattle beer offerings.
Secretary Coleman led a gathering in the MG A parlors where plans for a basement dark room with two sinks ventilation and ten two person lockers were outlined. An adjoining drying room for prints will be added. Stearne Back was named chair and H E Coleman secretary with Ripley Beardmore and Pinkhurn on the executive committee. A fundraising stereo opticon show by Medemann is planned and annual dues for access to the dark room are set at 5.00.
The undersigned notify prospective tenants of plans to erect a new two story building on the old Queenst site. The second floor will offer offices en suite or single to suit tenants. Proximity to mercantile and shipping hub makes it convenient. Applications to C Brewer & Company Queen Street Honolulu January 13 1899 Tg.
For sale the homestead belonging to the estate of Geo Beckwith. Two acres and thirty-two acres near the plantation grounds at Haiku Meats elevation 300 feet. A seven room house with three dressing rooms a kitchen pantry and office plus several outbuildings all in repair. Fruit and shade trees. Water from cistern and springs. Good pasture with ravine and running water. Clear Royal Patent title. Inquiries on premises over P B Damon, Bank of Hawaii Molokai.
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