Address on Chicago reform by Rev Parkhurst at Marquette club
Rev Dr Parkhurst urges Chicago citizens to wage a moral crusade against municipal corruption. He compares Chicago to New York, describes the Lexow era, calls for regeneration through personal sacrifice, a united citizenry, and clergy leadership, and warns against professional politicians while stressing civic duty and public accountability.
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The Drama and the Novel Reconsidered in Moral Terms
The author contrasts English city governance as corporate business with American urban politics and notes how wealth concentration affects demand for safe investments. He cites a Baldwins performance and a Chautauquan editorial urging Christians to support high moral standards in drama and fiction to improve tone and conduct.
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