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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1905
Page
8
The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company reports a prosperous 1904 with 9100 policies issued and paid totaling 19 049 26. Death and endowment claims paid reached 2 350 056 80 and total disbursements to policy holders and surplus totaled 3 459 430 38.
The St. Petersburg outbreak unsettled global stocks with early declines in New York and Europe, followed by partial recoveries as sentiment shifted. Traders noted heavy selling for foreign accounts, a Pennsylvanian strike settlement buoying mills, and Interborough Rapid Transit gains aiding a rally, while copper and mining stocks remained weak.
The courtroom shows emotion as Tucker sits in the dock while Mr. Vahey’s plea moves jurors. Jurors and relatives cry. Attorney General Parker continues a sharp address focusing on Tucker and witness Fish. The judge prepares to charge the jury and a noontime verdict seems likely.
Bond listings reveal varied results with several U S and international notes trading near par. Yields range from 67 to 120 percent, with items from Japan and Mexico among declarations and United States rail and utility issues also noted.
The New York consolidated market stayed nervous yet receded to a fraction above Saturday’s close. Strong buying supported by a settlement between the Pennsylvania railroad and its workers helped lift sentiment, while Erie shares held gains amid renewed dealer pressure. Total sales reached 227,631 shares.
The Brigadiers burlesquers opened a seven day run at the Palace Theatre with The Wise Guy starring Edmund Hayes as Spike Hennessey. The show features a strong company, bright songs, clever comedy, and lively specialties by Kamund Hayes Bufford sisters Strouse and Young and others.
The Ysage concert at Symphony Hall features Saint-Saens concerto No. 8, Mozart in E flat, and Bruch’s Scotch Fantasy with subscription and public sales ongoing. Fritz Kreisler plans recitals at Jordan Hall next week, drawing Boston’s music crowd. Mrs Lichfield’s pupils rehearse at Hollis Street Theatre with Grosvenor, Philba, Eaton performing arias from Il Guarany Dinorah and Otello.
Thousands flocked to Austin and Stone's Museum as Krao the missing link began a weeklong engagement. Descriptions note her good proportions for a woman and a 20 year old, with jet black hair flowing to the floor.
A lavender satin bodice dressed woman with thick black fur and a fur covered face astonishes patrons. She resembles a monkey in form though her generous hair contrasts with the pure breed. The hall lists include Harvard tat too display and many stage stars and acts.
The Lyceum Theatre debuted a leading burlesque and vaudeville bill led by Al Reeves the famed banjoist. Critics praise the troupe as original with striking acts that promise to be a season highlight despite stiff competition.
The burlesque program features Andy Lewis and company with the Seven Granathes, noted as top female acrobats. Devine and Wolley provide the fun, Louise Auber and Lillian Russell of burlesque appear, along with Cherry and Bates, Thatcher and Williams, Dan Gallagher, the Newell sisters, and Al Reeves the banjo king.
Ennis and Stoppani report a nervous wheat market with most prices lower despite some May calls at 114. A turn is expected as Russian news influences sentiment. corn remains steady around 44 to 45 cents and oats around 30 percent. Cash houses vote selling amid weak shipping and increased country sales.
The sixth annecy masked ball of Lincoln Lodge I M A was held in Lincoln Hall Cham el last night. About 500 attended. The grand march was led by Floor Director Samuel J. Prouse and Mrs Prouse.
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