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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1899
Page
5
The article extols Kutnow's Powder as a cure for liver derangement caused by rich foods and little exercise. It claims the powder cleanses the liver, stomach, and kidneys, relieves biliousness and indigestion, and improves health within a week with lasting effects on constipation rheumatism gout and sciatica.
Manila dispatch reports General Lawton's expedition of about 1500 men seizure of Santa Cruz on Lake Laguna de Bay after sharp fighting. Rebels suffered heavy losses with dozens killed, many captured, and looting prevented as gunboats shelled trenches and landing parties secured the town.
Washington reports War Department praise for General Lawton's planned assault on Luzon, a 1500-strong expedition designed to trap insurgents in Cavite. Santa Cruz, Laguna Province, with its markets and lake ports, offers favorable routes for rapid advancement aided by Manila supplies. General Corbin predicts brilliant, productive results.
In a blue book on the Indian currency inquiry published in London, Lord Aldenham quotes Colonel John Hay suggesting a future chance of reopening the silver ratio. Hay notes the Washington Cabinet is not now ready to reopen the bimetallic question, while Aldenham advocates negotiations with the United States toward a 22 to 1 ratio, citing Hay's possible influence after his return to America.
A coal dealer called a customer and found him sitting amid ashes. The dealer asked what ashes he was sitting in and the reply said they are not the ashes of the just, though exact kind could not be named. Richmond Despatch.
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