Lord Loveland in New York City
Loveland travels to America to seek fortune but faces rejection in New York. He searches for an heiress, fails at the Waldorf, becomes penniless, and to survive works as a waiter while forming bonds with Isidora and Isidora’s circle. He is aided anonymously by Miss Lesley as society shuns him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herd Loveland
Pete
America
Betty Harborough
New York
Foxham
Loveland
Mauretania
Baltic
Cadwallader Hunter
Lord Loveland
Lesleyer
Lanfey
Eilner Coolidge
Fanny Milton
Ge Beverly
Lesley
Hi Vaiet
Forham
Hunter
Tony Kidd
Lovelandland
Miss Coolidge
Janet
Central Park
Bill Willing
Bill
Bat Hotel
Bowery
Misa Isidora
Zaeveland
Isidora
Bedis
Pennileas
the Waldorf
Elinor Coolidge
Kidd
Reastaurant
Fire in the Restaurant Sparks Chaos and Rescue
In a restaurant, a sudden blast and fire erupt as electric lights fail. Chaos ensues with screaming patrons, a curtain ignites, and a jet of flame races through the Barrow passage. Loveland and others attempt to calm the crowd and save Elinor as gas supplies ignite, forcing a dangerous scramble toward the exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Black Dick
Blinkey
Tony Kidd
de Rocheverte
Zaeveland
Tory
Loveland
Tony
Linor Coolidge
Elinor
Loveland in Flames as Hotel Chaos Erupts
In a chaotic scene two calm voices amid smashing glass and shouting foreigners describe a hotel fire. Loveland leaps the doorway as flames engulf stairs and doors. a gas line burns out, and chaos roars through the restaurant as guests fight to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Ellinor
Loveland
Tle Mate
Leo Cohen
Milton
Loveland and Kidd heroism in a dramatic fire escape
In a rapid fire rescue, Loveland and Tony Kidd saved four women and Isidora from flames after a balcony blaze. Loveland quenched the stairs with water while Kidd barred the crowd and shielded the exits, with several victims treated for cuts and burns. The crowd praised their courage as the fire was extinguished before the flames fully took hold.
Night in the city restaurant tests a wounded man
English waiter Loveland endures a harsh night with hurt hand and public scrutiny after a deadly blaze at Alexander's. Tony Kidd, a journalist, offers aid and sympathy while pressuring the restaurant owner to release Loveland from the scene. Loveland thanks him but intends to stay, hoping for a way to fight on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Loveland
Milton
Journaliet
Palin
Val
Tony Kidd
Alexander's
Alexander
Mr. Kidd
Alexander the Great
Gordon
Chapter XVII A Proposal for Marriage Throes of Negotiation
In a dim room Alexander paces, seeking a sum from the company where his life is insured as talks with Leo Cohen unfold about possible marriage terms. The scene suggests tension over a future business tie and potential hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Leo Cohen
Cohen
Prom Night Tension At Home With Odd Light Seen
The waiter lingered at the prom as Cohen watched a peculiar light in Idora's eye after her father ordered her upstairs. She left without protest and bade Leo good night warmly. A brief pause hints at unseen tensions as the scene shifts to a Sixth Page continuation. First National Bank of Indi provides free supplies and receipts for settlements. Godfrey Marshall opens a new line of plush robes in wool and rabbit plush lining, inviting customers to inspect.
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Cohen
Iiidora
Leo
First National Bank of Indipco
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Loviland
Storm de Rocheverte
Macon
Godfrey Marshall Haa
F. W. Corson
First National Bank
Homer City
Penna
Indiana County
Arment
L. Handler
Water Street
Hines House
Indiana
White Palach
Farmers’ Bank
Court House
SA Square
Godfrey Marshall
Indiana, PA
Harvey H. Johnston
W. Wehrle & Company
Pauch Bros
Marshall
Carpenter Avenue
Nizon Alley
Peoples’ Insurance Agency Savings and Trust
Robert Mullen Thomas Pealer Mullen & Phaler
Civil & Mining Engineers
Garret
Realden
Geners
Nationa
Clase
Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Frantz Brothers, Proprietors
Rossmoyne
Pennsylvania
Irving
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