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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1909
Page
11
A fragmented discussion argues over patriotic sentiment and the role of the national hymn. The piece contends that devotion in the heart is more vital than grand ritual and mocks flashy appeals that fail to reflect true national unity amid social progress and discord.
The bulletin argues for an extra session to amend the Organic Act in the Territory. It says focusing on one issue avoids broad legislative detours and urges open public information before any call. It predicts clear voter lines and accountability if the Legislature convenes.
The piece argues that Americans in Honolulu should show proper respect to the Star Spangled Banner as the national anthem. It contrasts attitudes in Honolulu with respectful observance by audiences in France and England for their national songs, noting the need for dignity toward national anthems.
A preservation of decent news practice is urged as ministers and church workers push for broad support for the Honolulu Y M C A campaign. The piece cites Rev Charles Scadding and Bishop Reading on the newspaper’s role, urging careful, clear notices and respect for editors’ time and style.
A fragmented passage discusses the press as a moral and informational force, noting its influence on public opinion and the need for ministers to support its function. It argues that newspapers, though extensive, do not print all submitted material and must prioritize what serves people.
An editor explains how major church news dominates the page, with Rev John Doe s resignation buried among three columns of church notes. The piece emphasizes the editorial priority of timely, impactful items over routine notices.
A draft discusses increasing church news by creating a secular news clearing house under a mental secretary. It argues newspapers deserve coverage while urging a balanced, constructive tone and notes the forumic role of clergy and lay readers in civic discourse.
Newton dispatch notes the death of Gorham David Gilman a veteran Boston drug merchant and long time public figure. He served as Boston city councilor 1880 to 1890 a state representative and Hawaiian consul general. A founder and longtime member of multiple clubs his career spanned Boston Newton and Honolulu connections. He married twice first to Elizabeth Ploid of Providence in 1864 with a second marriage in 1874 to Mina Adelaide.
A historical advertisement extols Peruana as a trusted treatment for colds, coughs, and catarrhal ailments. It cites testimonials from diverse locations, including Montreal, New York City, and Richmond, asserting rapid relief and broader health benefits, with claims of protecting against further illness.
Beare of Newton survives with three children Abbott Gilman connected in business Mrs Grotme Angier and Mrs Ethel Gilman. Also a brother John A. Gilman of Newton with writer Mine Bophit Gilman of Hull. Funeral from Gilman residence 36 Baldwin Newton Tuesday 2 PM conducted by Rev Grant Person Eliot Congregational Church pallbearers from Young Men's Club. The Norton Transcript notes Mr Gilman as a key figure in Hawaii annexation and island business relations.
The item lists two phone numbers: Bulletin Business Office phone 256 and Matin Rai roam phone 188. The snippet provides no additional context or events.
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