Government monthly balance sheet shows July deficit near 5.6 million
United States balance sheet reports July receipts about 48.54 million with expenditures around 56.57 million, yielding a deficit near 8.03 million. Internal revenue rises about 1 million, customs near 16.97 million, miscellaneous 2.76 million, leaving war costs for prior months noted and August expected heavy from returning volunteers and rearmament.
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Washington
Itia
Anguat
On To Manila tells of California boys brave in battle
A concise account chronicles California youths who faced danger in the Philippines leaving a mark of courage and patriotism. It emphasizes their determination, sacrifice, and resolve under fire as they fought for the flag and country.
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California
Manila
Murphys Mile Dash Beats Record by Seven Seconds
Murphy shatters the mile time by clocking under one minute. He surpasses his June 2st mark by more than seven seconds, with the Tribune cited as coholding the world record for fastest mile on earth by any power.
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Murphy
The
Tribune
Local and General News Briefs From Honolulu Harbor
Sugar awaiting shipment on Kauai stands at 15848 lires. James Makee weather bound at Hana Maua, Boston loading 400 tons of vans from lighters to the stream. Adame arrived in San Francisco July 24 from Victoria Packet. Pharmacist of the Monadnock on the Boston returning home. Henry B Hydy from Hilo for New York spoken on July 24 at 24 27N 66 47W. An insane Japanese transfers between police station and asylum. USA Transport Indiana shows at Pangway with departure for Manila at 5 this evening. Kamehameha Alamoi Association to meet this evening. Two deserters from Antiope sent aboard this morning by Captain Evans, one Filipino and one Japanese. S H I quorum not met. meeting postponed. Fugiwara fined 250 dollars in Police Court. opium seized. Keanhon left Waimes with Noeau at Wai, Waialeale at Kilaoa, Mika Hale at Makaweli, KiloHana to finish sugar loading at Koloa. Oregon’s chief machinist Small aboard the Boston on way home to retire. he repaired the Boston’s machinery in Hongkong. Y M C A educational committee meets this afternoon for new school plans. Maggie Moore H. Roberts season advance sale progressing. season seats at Wall Nichols Co until next Wednesday. day sale opens then. A bike and horse incident near Opera House after sudden stop. London biscuits by Peck Frean & Co praised. available from Lewis & Co Fort Street. W O Atwater seeks boyce and survey. reward offered for arrest of thief. Prince David Kawananakoa says a four or five story building to be erected at King and Alakea streets early next year. modern business block planned.
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USA
Indiana
Bcard
Pangway
Fugiwara
Keanhon
Waimes
Noeau
Waialeale
Kilacea
Mikahale
Makaweli
Koloa
H. BR. Small
Oregon
Boston
Small
Hongkong
Association
Theascal
Maggie Moore-H. ©. Roberts
Wall, Nichols Co
Opera House
London
Peck, Frean, & Co
Lewis & Co
Fort Street
W. O. Atwater
Marshall Hitchcock
Prince David Kawanawako
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Corner Fort and
Beretania Streets
Kauai
James Makee
Hanamaula
Boston Ia
U 8
Adame
San Francisco
Victoria Dr
Ballentyne & Rakin Real Estate
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L& M
Russia
J. & Melnerny
Wall Nichols Co., Ltd
Wedgewood Blue
Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd
Telephone
Royal
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W. Jordan
Fort ST
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