Christian crusade reshapes Raymond politics and church
Henry Maxwell warns Raymond at a sermon against licensing the saloon as Christians pledge to take up crosses in a primary battle for city reform. Leonard Marsh and Lincoln College leaders mobilize professionals to nominate honest candidates, risking the town’s old power structure and press support.
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Henry Maxwell
Raymond
Jesus
First Church
Calvary
Mount of Transfiguration
Rachel
Mazzini
Jasper Chase
Milton Wright
First Church of
Donald Marsh
Lincoln College
Maxwell
Marsh
Donald March
Crawford
Evening News
Edward Norman
Fiat
Baymoet
Joe Anaakne
Semememen Et College
Alexander Powers
Brown, Willard and
Park
John West
George Maine
Pilgrim Church
Dean Ward
The
Holy Trinity
Ram
Norman
Virginia
Rollin Page
Gray
America
Christian Force
Rectangle
Rollin
Virginia defies society to shelter Loreen in home
Virginia refuses to abandon Loreen, a drunken outcast, choosing to shelter her despite Mme. Page’s social code. Loreen’s care at Virginia’s home unfolds amid family tensions, religious conviction, and a broader circle of converts at First Church as other members face own trials and community roles.
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Virginia
Loreen
Raymond
God
Christ
Jesus
Tireen
Mr. Gray
Mrs. Gray
Grays
Sht
Mme. Page
Hell
Grandmother
Church
Mae
Halplewswoman
Loreén
South
Virginian
Rollin
Dr. West
Gray
Henry Maxwell
Jasper Chase
Edward Norman
Nate
Phare