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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1907
Page
5
Admiral Baron G Famamoto urges lessons from rain hardening the ground to cement closer ties between the United States and Japan, claiming relations have strengthened over the past 50 years and will grow firmer after the squall.
Rear Admiral Yamamoto toured the Fore River shipyard with Captain Kato and a dozen officers, inspecting forge and turbine rooms and the Salem and Birmingham ships. He praised the workmen and praised US press for truthful reporting before attending a private Union Club dinner with Admiral Bowles and local officials.
In Philadelphia two sisters Mrs. Eugene S Sayles of Bedford and Mrs. Henry W Lee of Swissdale, both New Jersey relatives of Justice Radebaugh, met by chance last week after 34 years apart. They plan to attend Ellis carnival with remaining family members they have not seen in years.
Two 17 year old Attleboro girls Jennie Stevens and Flossie Perry traveled to Boston for a visit last Friday with money in hand. They fell into the hands of Sergeant Goff of East Dedham Street Station Saturday night and were glad to return home yesterday. The girls grew tired of home and sought more life and action, but by yesterday the old home looked good again.
Nearly the full enlisted contingent of the battleship Iowa, from Norfolk, was moved today to the battleship Vermont at the Boston navy yard, as the two ships shift stations.
Herman F. Woods of the former town was arrested while boarding a car at Randolph to go to Braintree on an alleged forgery charge. He faces arraignment in the Quincy court this morning. Complainants are two Randolph men.
President Roosevelt endorses public school rifle practice in a congratulatory letter to Ambrose Scharfenberg of Brooklyn, winner of the Public School Athletic League shooting trophy. He commends General George B. Wingate's program and encourages continued rifle training in schools.
Rumford Falls Maine July 15 George A Millet a switchman in the Rangeley division yard was killed today when he fell beneath the wheels of a freight train while at work in the yard.
A leading Berlin druggist warns that many specialists rely on pills for indigestion and dyspepsia. He touts a cheap, homemade mix of bicarbonate of soda and burnt magnesia with a simple dosing method as a permanent cure, urging buyers to insist on original packaging for Bislic and to obtain other ingredients in bulk.
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