Wagner-Daniels wedding shocks New York high society
Mrs Florence Goodyear Wagner, widow of Buffalo magnate F H Goodyear, wed Charles M Daniels yesterday at the Plaza in a quiet ceremony after a Paris divorce decree. Daniels, famed amateur swimmer and NYAC member, tied the knot without guests present and plans a summer at Tupper Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Goodyear Wagner
George O. Wagner
Buffalo
Paris
Charles M. Daniels
Plaza
F. H. Goodyear
Daniels
Thomas R. Slicer
Waniels
Wagner
Tuxedo
Mr. Daniels
Mrs. Wagner
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Theatre Managers Election At Hotel Astor Session
The National Association of Producing Theatrical Managers will hold a session this afternoon at the Hotel Astor to elect a new President Secretary and four directors. Henry W Savage is expected to resign in favor of Henry B Harris. Hollis E Cooley will not oppose Jules Murray for Secretary. Directors likely include Cooley Joseph Brooks Savage and William F Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Producing Theatrical Managers
Hotel Astor
Henry W. Savage
Henryb. Harris
Hollis E. Cooley
Jules Murray
Sooley
Association
Mr. Cooley
Joseph Brooks
William F. Connor
Lauder Makes U S Debut at Keith Proctor's Fifth Avenue
Alick Lauder brother of Harry Lauder appears in a new country act at Keith and Proctor’s Fifth Avenue Theatre in a sketch titled The Christening. George Seybolt plans retirement from the Actors Society on July 1 to return to the stage. May de Sousa joins The Candy Shop with Charles Dil lingham. Leon Berg scores The Prince Rounder and hires Aaron Hoffman for the book. Eden Musee installs electric cooling. Hungarian Band and phonograph novelty headline this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alick Lauder
Harry Lauder
Keith & Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Lauder
George Seybolt
Actors’ Society
May de Sousa
American Prima Donna Soubrette
Charles Dillngham
Leon Berg
Aaron Hoffman
Eden Musee
Frohman Brings Rostand Play Chanticler to America
Paris report says Charles Frohman secured Edmond Rostand's Chanticler for the United States. He expects a New York sensation from the barnyard drama, written for Coquelin Ainé but not yet staged. All roles are animal characters, adding production difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles Frohman
Edmond ‘Rostand
Chanticler
America
Frohman
New York
Vaudeville Actress Mrs Annis Plans Second Marriage
Mrs. William E. Annis, debuting at Ham merstein's Victoria Theatre in A Vaudeville Musicale with a four member company, announced yesterday she intends to marry again but did not reveal a name. Her act drew applause alongside A Night in a Monkey Music Hall, a monkey revue noted as one of the year's funniest vaudeville acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Annis
Hammerstein
Victoria Theatre
MISS MARY SLOANE MARRIES HENRY FLETCHER IN ORANGE
Miss Mary Sinclair Sloane daughter of the late George Sloane of this city wed Henry Fletcher senior member of the law firm Fletcher Sillcocks and Leahy at Central Presbyterian Church Orange New Jersey. Guests came from Brooklyn and Manhattan. They plan a three months tour in Europe aboard the Oceanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sinclair Sloane
George Sloane
Henry Fletcher
Fletcher, Sillcocks & Leahy
Central Presbyterian Church
Orange
N. J
Brooklyn
Manhattan
John Fulton Patterson
John Douglas Adam
Main Avenue Presbyterian Church
East Orange
Mr. Fletcher
Yale
Harvard
Harvard Law Review
Mrs. Fletcher
Europe
Manning Bride Weds Maganly Banon in Holy Trinity Chapel
Agnes Manning daughter of John B. Manning of 81 Riverside Drive married Maganly Banon a member of a prominent Irish family in Holy Trinity Chapel West Eighty-second Street yesterday. Rev J E Goggin assistant pastor officiated. The ceremony was attended only by the bride’s immediate family. Banon is a mining engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Manning
John B. Manning
Riverside Drive
Maganly Banon
Holy Trinity Chapel
Baltimore Couple wed at Christ Church in noon ceremony
Special to The New York Times reports Miss Mary Worsdale Spencer and Dr. Joseph Kent Worthington Jr. married today at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Baltimore. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Edwin Barnes Niver. The couple will spend the summer in the Adirondacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
Mary Worsdale Spencer
Joseph Kent Worthington, Jr
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Edwin Barnes Niver
Worthington
Adirondacks
Ambassadors Attend Whitelaw Reid Dinner in London
Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid hosted a large dinner in London with guests including Sir Howard Grey Secretary for Foreign Affairs the French and Spanish Ambassadors Lord Carew the Archbishop of Canterbury the Bishop of London the Marquis and Marchioness of Dufferin and Mr and Mrs Herbert J Gladstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Society Notes on Weddings and Summer Plans
Miss Edith Talcott of 7 West Fifty-seventh Street to wed Rev. Herbert Roswell Bates at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church this afternoon with a reception at the Talcott home. Also, Miss Marguerite Rogers Cone and Daniel Stewart Graham to marry tonight at the bride’s parents’ home in the Earle. Others announce summer absences and travels to Newport, Dobbs Ferry, Cedarhurst, and Europe aboard Lusitania and Deutschland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Talcott
James Talcott
West Fifty-seventh Street
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Herbert Roswell Bates
Talcott
Marguerite Rogers Cone
Daniel Stewart Graham
Earle
Waverley Place
H. H. Rogers
Greenwich
Fremont Place
Michael M. van Beuren
Miss Archbold
Dobbs Ferry
van Beuren
John Archbold
Peter Moller
Miss Moller
Edwin Clarence Moller
Briarcliff Manor
Bar Harbor
C. G. Moller, Jr
Ruth Moller
Cedarhurst
William R. Coe
Henry H. Rogers
Tuxedo Park
Europe
Clarselis C. Parsons
William M. Whitney
Rye
N. Y
Mr. Whitney
Richard Wainwright
O. Taylor Pyne
Leila
Prudence Whitney
Ruth
Mildred Stillman
E. Francis Hyde
Lusitania
Laurens P. Rider
New York
Smithtown
Braddin Hamilton
East Fifty-fifth Street
Newport
Theodore F. Forbes
Forbes
Washington, D. C
Justice
Charles A. Truax
SAILING TO DAY TRANSATLANTIC LINERS LISTED
The transatlantic liners Kronprinz Wilhelm Nieuw Amsterdam and America sail today. Notable passengers include Mrs. John W. Alpin Rev Atterbury Col Mandelbaum Rear Admiral Reeder and many other named travelers. Also listed are prominent guests aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam and the America and Naples bound entries with multiple social names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronprinz
Wilhelm
Bremen
John W. Alpin
Anson P. Atterbury
J. W. Becker
Louis von Bermuth
Harry Black
E. L.D. Breckenridge
George.d. Burgess
J. W. Correstine
Frank Carte
M. A. Eagleston
Henry Erdman
Charles Gans
Alfred S. Guggenheimer
E. St. John Hays
Seymour Mandelbaum
Phillip Irving Manson
Robert T. Paine, Jr
C. L. Painter
F. R. Pelly
W. H. Reeder
C. R. Samson
Henry F. Boardman
Edward M. Cohn
W. de Forest Day
James Durand
Jay Ten Eyck
Max de Foras
William R. Hamilton
George D. Hamlen
A. M
Hamlet Triumph At Academy Of Music In Sothern Marlowe Revival
The Sothern Marlowe Hamlet at the Academy of Music drew a large audience last night with Sothern’s finest Hamlet and Miss Marlowe’s Ophelia. Buckstone and Lewis delivered strong support while late arrivals distracted the early passages. Hamlet repeats Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Sothern
Marlowe
Miss Marlowe
Shakespeare
Europe
Hamlet
Mr.Sothern
Mr. Sothern
Horatio
Yorick
Rowland Buckstone
Mr. Buckstone
William Harris
Alma Kruger
Joan of Arc Plans Big Boston Stadium Show
Preparations for the Maude Adams led Joan of Arc performance at Harvard Stadium on June 22 are under way. Electric cues for entrances will use red and white bulbs, with arc lights around the rim and through the bowl. The production arrives in Boston June 14 and the Colonial Theatre will house rehearsals for principal cast and 1,250 supernumeraries in the stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Mass
Joan of Arc
Harvard
Maude Adams
Colonial Theatre
Back Again musical comedy debuts in Newark
Back Again a musical comedy with book by Owen Davis and music by the Three Twins authors was produced for the first time by Milton and Spencer Aborn at Olympic Park Newark. Lead roles include Genevieve Finlay Amelia Summerfield Henry Coote Ned Nye Constance Farmer Gertrude Des Roche George Shields Lizzie McCaul and Robert Pitkin. The plot centers on matrimonial entanglements of a retired sea captain in the Shrewsbury River and Rumson Road areas of New Jersey and the show was warmly received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Davis
Karl Hochsna
A. C. Hauerbach
Milton and
Spencer Aborn
Olympic Park
Newark
Genevieve Finlay
Amelia Summerfield
Henry Norman Henry Coote
Ned Nye
Constance Farmer
Gertrude Des Roche
George Shields
Lizzie McCaul
Robert Pitkin
Beban Debuts in Vaudeville with The Sign of the Rose
George Beban appeared for the first time in vaudeville at the Colonial Theatre presenting The Sign of the Rose a one act skit with Frank Sheridan and company. The Black Hand kidnapping theme drew applause from the gallery and Beban received generous praise from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beban
Colonial Theatre
Frank Sheridan
Behan
Keenan Signs Five Year Contract With Harris
Frank Keenan signs a five year contract to star under Henry B. Harris. He will debut in The Heights by William Anthony McGuire and serves as general stage director for Harris until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Harris
Frank Keenan
Henry B. Harris
Mr. Keenan
William Anthony McGuire
Chicago
Mr. Harris
Mollusc revived at Empire Theatre with Davies comedy
The Empire Theatre hosted a two weeks revival of Hubert Henry Davies's The Mollusc with Sir Charles Wyndham Mary Moore Lillias Waldegrave and Sam Sothern in supporting roles. The veteran actor drew praise for his convincing disguise and sharp stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Henry Davies
The
Empire Theatre
Tom Kemp
Charles Wyndham
Bartor
Sam Sothern
Miss Roberts
Lillias Waldegrave
Irs. Baxter
Mary Moore
Lillian Waldegrave
London
Alf Hayman
Maude Adams
Sir Charles
Eee
Herbert Davies
Miss Moore
Miss Waldegrave
Mr. Sothern
Mr. Baxter
England
Lukias Waldegrave
Western Theatrical Managers Press for Break with Erlanger
A Western Theatrical Managers Association committee led by Charles Kindt travels to New York to press A L Erlanger for freer booking terms. Erlanger reportedly refuses to meet, risking theaters in the circuit shifting to Shuberts or other independent managers. Don Stuart cites several managers agreeing to book on the Western circuit, while Erlanger supporters remain firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kindt
New York
A. L. Erlanger
Theatrical Trust
Klaw & Erlanger
Erlanger
Reese
Don Stuart
East
Chicago Baptists Move to Oust Foster Over Book
A meeting of Chicago Baptist preachers demanded retirement from Prof. George B. Foster of the University of Chicago after criticism of his book The Function of Religion. A motion to seek Foster’s ordination papers was postponed to June 14 to allow due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George B. Foster
University of Chicago
Baptist
Prof. Parker
Foster
Mathews
Jesus
Prof. Foster
Parker
University
Follies of 1909 Seen in Atlantic City Debut
The Follies of 1909 opened at the Apollo Theatre in Atlantic City with two acts and eighteen scenes. Lyrics by H. B. Smith and music by Maurice Levi total thirty numbers. Nora Bayes, Harry Kelly, Lillian Lorraine, Jack Norworth, Annabelle Whitford, Billie Reeves, and Arthur Deagon headline the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Apollo Theatre
Mr. Ziegfeld
H. B. Smith
Maurice Levi
Nora Bayes
Harry Kelly
Lillian Lorraine
Jack Norworth
Annabelle Whitford
Billie Reeves
Arthur Deagon
Morris Invades Cincinnati in Vaudeville Booking War
Cincinnati reports William Morris the New York independent vaudeville booking agent plans to book all attractions at I. M. Martins new Orpheum Theatre and root garden in Walnut Hills. The move signals another vaudeville war in Cincinnati and Morris's first invasion of the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
William Morris
New York
I. M. Martin
Martin
New Orpheum Theatre
Root Garden
Walnut Hills
Morris Bas
Fearful Kidnapping Alarm Grips Williamsburg Area
Five year old Peter Calandra, son of Jack Calandra of 183 Floyde Street, is feared kidnapped after Sunday disappearance from in front of his home. Searchers scoured Italian colonies in Williamsburg and beyond as authorities and residents fear a Black Hand style ransom tied to threats his father received about a year ago demanding 500 dollars for one of his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Peter Calandra
Jack Calandra
Floyde Street
Calandra
Boy Blackmailer Foiled In St. Louis Yap
In St. Louis on June 7 19 year old Jesse J Felchlin was arrested after attempting to extort 2000 from Mrs. R B Wright mother of Thurston Wright Shielded by a post office trap Chief Inspector Dixon oversaw the case Felchlin claimed he needed money to support his mother blaming his father’s dissolute habits and targeted Mrs Wright after reading her name in society pages The letter demanded 500 in four envelopes be mailed to Clearance Tubbon at the post office before June 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
R. B. Wright
Westmoreland Place
Thurston Wright
Virginia’ Frew
Pittsburg
Jesse J. Felchlin
Felchlin
Dixon
Joseph Felchlin
Wright
Mrs Euphemia Olcott Dies in New Canaan at 00
Mrs Euphemia Helen Olcott mother of Congressman J Van Vechten Olcott and Justice William M K Olcott died yesterday at Eben E Olcott's home in New Canaan Conn She was aged 00 and widow of John N Olcott Survived by three sons Eben Neilson and one more son and two daughters Funeral services set for Thursday from her longtime home at 111 West Thirteenth Street burial in Greenwood family vault She was daughter of Rev Dr John Knox of the Collegiate Dutch Reformed Church prior to its Lafayette Place location
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Thomas Green
New York
Garfield Place
Brooklyn
Ireland
St. Patrick's and
Emerald Societies
St. John’s Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
Maria A. Sharkey
Robert A. Sharkey
Kings County
Quincy Street
Manhattan
George W. Hufff
Morris & Essex Division
Lackawanna Railroad
Hackettstown
N. J
Bright
William Gussow
New York City
East Orange
Germany
Elizabeth F. Schaup
Max Morris
American Federation of Labor
St. Joseph's Hospital
Denver
South Street Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Earl Vanderbilt
Milford
Pennsylvania Railroad
Euphemia Helen Olcott
J. van Vechten Olcott
Supreme Court
William M. K. Olcott
Eben E. Olcott
Hudson River Day Line
New Canaan
John N. Olcott
John Knox
Dutch Reformed Church
Lafayette Place
Fourth Street
Neilson
National Bank of Commerce
Olcott
Ohio man dies after tropical fever syncope in Chilworth
D F Loomis of Tiffin Ohio died Saturday at Chilworth near Southampton from syncope after tropical fever. The body will be cremated on June 11 and ashes sent to his parents in Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
D. F. Loomis
Tiffin
Ohio
Chilworth
Here
Notable Obituaries of Four Prominent 19th Century Figures
Charles Y Kellogg Eastern Manager of Firemen's Fund Insurance died in Brookline Mass at 70. George D Workman wealth Connecticut manufacturer died in Torrington aged 74. president of Warrenton Woolen Co Torrington Electric Light Co and Torrington National Bank. Thomas Parkes hotelier died of liver trouble at Hotel Hargrave New York City aged 52. burial today at Lake Placid Adirondacks. widowed with a son Edward Cullen connected with Robinson Circus for 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Y. Kellogg
Firemen'’s Fund Insurance Company
San Francisco
Brookline
Mass
Kellogg
Philadelphia
Hartford
George D. Workman
Connecticut
Torrington
Warrenton Woolen Company
Torrington Electric Light Company
Torrington National Bank
Thomas Parkes
Hargrave
West Seventy-second Street
Lake Placid
Adirondacks
Grandview
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times telephoned
Notices indicating marriages and deaths are to be sent by telephone to 1000 Bryant for insertion in The New York Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Marriages Listed in June Across New Jersey and Ireland
A collection of marriage notices dated June 1909 from New Jersey towns including Summit Nutley and Asbury Park plus entries noting Agnes Manning and Edward Banon of Ireland. Other couples include Helen Harris and Norman Snow Frances McAlrath Israel Adams and multiple other couples with dates June 2 to June 7. The items resemble wedding notices from local papers listing bride and groom names and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams McAlrath
Frances McAlrath
Israel Adams
Brown—Dowd
Summit
N. J
Mary Dowd
Matthew J. Brown
Hunt—Hayes
Margaret B. Hayes
Frank J. Hunt
Kludt—Gorman
Elizabeth L. Gorman
Henry Kludt
Lester—Rogers
Newark
May Rogers
Abiah Lester
Lombardi—Peck
Ethel R. Peck
Maurice E. Lombardi
Hoppock
Trimmer
Asbury Park
Bessie M. Trimmer
Alton Hoppock
McGuire
Jennie Hoppock
William McGuire
Mandeville
Elizabeth Brophy
John A. Mitchell
Mogler
Stagmeier
Carrie Stagmeier
John Mogler
O’brien
Rahilly
Margaret Rahilly
Howard J. O’brien
Shawcross—Mccourt
Mary McCourt
John Shawcross
Tittle—Hanson
Clara F. Hanson
Charles O. Tittle
Various Death Notices and Funeral Services Listed
Brooklyn obituaries list numerous individuals with dates from June 1900 to 1909. Entries include Ella F. Brown, Grace Marguerite Coudert, Frank Holmes Coward, Benjamin Goldsmith, William Gussow, Mary Laura Lennon, Emily T. Mygatt, Euphemia Helen Olcott, Joseph Schloss, Charles G. Stephens, Earl Vanderbilt, and Mary Be Van Ness. Details cover last addresses, funeral plans, interment sites, and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coudert
Versailles
France
Grace Marguerite Coudert
Charles Coudert
Coward
Plainfield
N. J
Frank Holmes Coward
Goldsmith
Benjamin Goldsmith
West 23d
Campbell Bridge
Greenwood
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
William Greenwood
Henrietta Nazro
Richard B
Jane W. Greenwood
Trinity Church
Broadway
Wall St
Gussow
South Street Presbyterian Church
James
Flushing
N. Y
Louise E. James
Albert T
Louis J. Courant
William T. James
Jamaica
William Steffens
West 141St St. Mygatt
Emily T. Mygatt
Brookline
Mass
Olcott
New Canaan
Earl Vanderbilt
Weet
Campbell Bldg
Milford
van Ness
Ocean Av
Brooklyn
Mary BE
Lost manuscript reward offered in Broadway subway theft notice
A note offers five dollars for the return of a missing manuscript left at downtown Broadway Subway Monday around 8 AM. Contact C. W. Marston at East 15th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerpe
Cavelone
B’way
Subway
Marston
East 15Th St
Death notices from Brooklyn and New Jersey area
Funeral notices list numerous individuals with dates and locations across Brooklyn Newark Jersey City and nearby towns. Names include Jane Wright Fernando Yost Fannie Archer and many others with burial or funeral details and times.
Bridget Drummond Mass at St Patrick Cathedral Newark
Bridget Drummond Mass at St Patrick Cathedral Newark to-day at 8 A M. Catherine O Mara Mass at St James s Church Newark to-day 3 30 A M. Bridget Yahm Mass at St John s Church Orange today 7 30 A M. Thomas McGovern and Mary Mass at St Joseph s Church Newark to-day 8 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louiisa G
van Riepen &J
Jersey City
Cross
Mary E
Central Av
Frazier
Jane
Webster St
Newark
Gackstetter
Susan R
Dover
Heidt
Henry A
Duncan Av
Huff
George W
Hackettstown
Johnson
Margaret
Highland
Lee
Luke E
Belvidere
Lincoln
Katherine R
Netherwood
Lyons , J
Cottage St
McCluskey
Alfred J
Belleville
Moore
John C
Ridgewood
Mulvaney
Owen
Mulberryee
A. Rowland
John
Woodside
Riley
Fatrick
Winfield Av
Ohio
A. Sprer
William H
Caldwell Township
Stevens
Frederick
East Orange
Fredericka
Ferry St
James
Closter
Whitehorn
Ye Rutherford
Joseph
South 18Th &T
Henry
Undertakers Frank E Campbell Ambulance Service
Frank E Campbell of 241-243 West 23rd Street operates an ambulance service in Chelsea with telephone access at 1324 Chelsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chapela
Ambulance Service
Chelsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Immer Daniels
George Oo
Harris
Savage
Murray
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Rostand
Miss Mary Sloane
Orange, N. J
Banon—Manning
Worthington—Spencer
Reid
Social Notes
Imre de Josika Herczeg
West Tenth Street
Count Széchényi
Martha Dorf
J. Campbell Phillips
Long Branch
Phillips
Melville Regensberger
Park Avenue
Tain
Ophelia
Beban
Chicago Baptists
Chicago University
Christ
Ziegfeld
Morris
Fear Boy
French Natural
Grocers
Young Feldlin
Hackett, Carhart & G
Chambers St
13Th St
Magawly-Banon — Manning
Church of Holy Trinity
J. E. Goggin
Agnes
J. B
Mary L. Manning
Edward
Earl of
Biod
J W. Williams
Colum Cleaning
West Bath St
Bethlehem
Penn
Bethlehem and
Allentown
Archer
Fannie E
East 116Th St
Maspeth
L. L
Bredehoft
Herrmann
East 144Th St
BREEN
Danker
Hans
New Dorp
S. I
Drake
Glen Spey
Dullaghan
Engel
Friedheim
Bertha
St. Luke’s Hospital
GEIB
Jacob
East End
Gemunder
HONER
East 41St St
Kircher
Mary C
Lexington Av
Knapp-Cronter
Grace M
West 48Th St
Larkin
Quackenbush
Mary R
Hempstead
Beal
George Ww
Ye Sutter
Emma
Hancock St
East 19Th St
John V
Park da
P. Hanson
Alex. G
Leonard St
Hoffman
William
Etna St
M. Hughes
Bergen St
Alexander D
3D St
Malen
Aie
Sanderson
Matilda A
Emerson Place
Schell
Lottie
Cumberland St
New Jersey
Memoriant
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
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