Copyright Notice Note from 1914 Browne & Co
A brief copyright statement from 1914 attributed to F. G. Browne & Co appears in the source text, signaling legal protection of published material and ownership by the firm.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1914
Page
4
A brief copyright statement from 1914 attributed to F. G. Browne & Co appears in the source text, signaling legal protection of published material and ownership by the firm.
In Gotham on a damp night, Enoch Wentworth dodges crowds to exit a theater after watching Zilla Paget's triumphant and cruel stage debut. He lingers, then leaves Broadway for a sorrowful walk, seeking distance from a betrayed life as rain clears and stars shine.
Hooch battles alcohol with a vow to quit after a night of despair. Wentworth Enoch, worn by vengeance and guilt, seeks isolation at a hotel and orders servants to treat his home as a private refuge. Dorcas and Zilla Paget return to public life as tensions flare in theater circles.
A weary traveler enters an old city hotel and demands a quiet room with a good bed and sleep “as if I were dead.” The blunt request sets a stark tone as he insists on rest regardless of price.
In a tense office scene, Grant Oswald pressures Wentworth regarding a forbidden relationship with a woman. Oswald warns of ruin if Wentworth stays bound, while Wentworth resists, then Merry interrupts with news of George Volk as death and scandal swirl around the circle.
Wentworth stops a curtain accident and saves Merry as Dorcas and Merry rush to the hospital. Enoch recovers with the nurse’s help while Dorcas confronts a sealed envelope. a bond and papers hint a hidden motive behind Andrew’s sacrifice and the Esterbrook dispute.
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