Higgins Blocks Open Air Park Preaching This Summer
Park Commissioner Higgins bars open air religious meetings in Van Cortlandt Park citing park as recreation space. A 5:30 pm service occurred on private property nearby led by Rev. Gustav A. Carstensen amid broader city evangelism under the Evangelistic Committee of New York City.
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van Cortlandt Park
Thomas J. Higgins
Bronx
Park
St. Sullivan
Mounted Police
Jerome Avenue
Broadway
Edrth Street
Gustav A. Carstensen
Christ Church of Riverdale
John Carstensen
New York Central Railroad
Carstensen
Higgins
Augustus van Cortlandt
Jalin
New York
Evangelistic Committee of
New York City
Stephen Baker
Manhattan Company
Wall
William Seeds
Alexander H. Spencer
Parks Advisory Committee
Dad Dar
Snes
Spencer
Baker
A. J. Smith
London
Dr. Carstensen
Weiss
Miss Rand
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Bob Jones
Litter in the Parks Sparked Police Strain and Crowds
Mayor Gaynor’s censure of police over park arrests led to lax enforcement as crowds gathered in Central Park and Bronx parks. Visitors littered lawns with lunch boxes while mounted officers moved groups from reservoirs and playgrounds. In Brooklyn, no arrests were made though litter persisted. Police reported no orders to curb ball playing unless disorder occurred.
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Gaynor
Central Park
Sixty-fifth Street
110Th Street
Ninety-sixth Street
Bowery
Coney Island
Bronx
Pelham Bay
Crotona
S.x Park
Fore'iam University
Bronx Park
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Season opening at Cohan Theatre with Potash and Perimutter
A. H. Woods announces the first production of the 1913 1914 season opening July 19 at the Cohan Theatre. Hugh Ford directs rehearsals at the Eltinge Theatre with preliminary engagements set for Atlantic City Asbury Park and Long Branch. The cast includes Alexander Carr Barney Bernard Eliza Proctor Otis Louise Dresser Joseph Kilgour and Leo Kohlmar.
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A. H. Woods
Cohan Theatre
Montague Glass
Hugh Ford
Eltinge Theatre
Atlantic City
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Alexander Carr
Barney Bernard
Eliza Proctor Otis
Louise Dresser
Joseph Kilgour
Leo Kohlmar
Health Picture Shows In Parks This Week
The Health Department and the Committee on the Prevention of Tuberculosis will continue free motion picture shows in city parks this week. Schedule lists June 30 Corlears Hook Park at Jackson and Cherry Streets, July 1 William H. Seward Park at Essex and Division Streets, July 2 Mulberry Bend Park at Baxter and Bayard Streets, and July 3 Battery Park at Battery Place and State Street.
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Health Department
Committee On the Prevention of
Corlears Hook Park
Jackson
Cherry Streets
William H. Seward Park
Essex
Division Streets
Mulberry Bend Park
Baxter and
Bayard Streets
Battery Park
Battery Place
State Street
Special matinee of Peg o My Heart at Cort Theatre on July 4
Loulse Drew and Robert Kelly join the cast of Philip Bartholomae's farce. Kiss Me which go open at the Shubert Theatre Aug. Psi is Baw been with, the Philkarsen Species on thet as very on : cs
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Cort Theatre
Loulse Drew
Robert Kelly
Philip Bartholomae
Shubert Theatre
Philkarsen
Roslyn Initiates District Nursing Plan Led by Miss Graves
Roslyn on Long Island launches district nursing modeled after city systems. Miss Augusta Graves, a New York Presbyterian Hospital graduate, staffs the service from the Parish House with office hours and 24 hour on call. The program, supported by local women including Mrs. Harold Godwin, aims to provide affordable care, preventive guidance, and public health lectures, with a growing list of charter members and organizers.
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New York Times
Roslyn
L. L
Long Island
Great Neck
Augusta Graves
New York Presbyterian Hospital
Trinity Episcopal Church
Clarence H. Mackay
Harold Godwin
Henry W. Longfellow
Longfellow
Highlands
Julian Heath
Association
John Mann
Godwin
C. H. Brewer
Rachel Hicks
Willard D Straight
Edward Willets
Margaret Sweeney
Frank Grey Griswold
Stanley Mortimer
Straight
Van Alen Wedding Abroad in Surrey England
The marriage of Griswold A. Thompson and Miss May Van Alen will be celebrated next September in Surrey England where Miss Van Alen resides. After the wedding the couple will reside in New York. James J. Van Aien, father of Miss Van Alen, has disposed of his property in England and will spend summers at Wakehurst which is rented to Mr and Mrs Charles N Welsh of Philadelphia.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Griswold A. Thompson
Miss May
van Alen
Surrey
England
Miss van Alen
New York
TIMES
James J. van Aien
Wakehurst
Charles. N. Welsh
Philadelphia
Mr. van Alen
Africa
Bailey Engagement Ends in Philadelphia Society Circles
Philadelphia June 29 The engagement of Miss Beatrice Bailey daughter of Charles W Bailey to C Stanley Hurlbut has been broken at the father's instance No reason given Hurlbut resides with his mother at 2105 Spruce Street He is a Yale graduate Penn Law School alumnus and member of the Yale University Club New York and Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia The Baileys live at 2100 aneye Street a leading Philadelphia address
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Beatrice Bailey
Charles W. Bailey
C. Stanley Hurlbut
Hurlbut
Spruce Street
Yale University Club
New York
Merion Cricket Club
Yale
University of Pennsylvania Law School
The
Baileys
Aneeye Street
Horwitz Myers Wed in Hotel Marseille Ceremony
Miss Hulda Horwitz daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Horwitz of 162 West Eighty second Street and Prof William Lawrence Myers of 238 West 138th Street were married at 6:30 last evening in the Hotel Marseille ballroom. Dr David B Muzzey of the Ethical Culture Society officiated with Mrs John Berman as matron of honor and bridesmaids Miss Sue Lembino and the Myers brother’s sister. Maynard Jay Room, professor at Tuba U Versity, attended as best man. couple to honeymoon at Facets.
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Ethical Culture
Hulda Horwitz
Carl Horwitz
West Eighty-second Street
William Lawrence Myers
West 138Th Street
Marseille
David 8
Muzzey
Ethical Culture Society
John Berman
Sue Lembinoo
Brother
Brother of the
Myers
Maynard Jay Room
Feasor
Tuba U
Eastern Disigh
Miss Elsie Waldman Weds A Glazier Lampke at Home
Miss Elsie L Waldman daughter of the late Edward Waldman married Friday to A Glazier Lampke at 30 Clare mont Avenue home of the bride's mother. Rev Dr Solon S Foster officiated. Victor N Waldman led the way and Miss Sylvia Unter served as maid of honor. Other attendants included Miss Mabel Unter and Doris Unter.
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Elsie L. Waldman
Edward Waldman
A. Glazier Lampke
Claremont Avenue
Solon S. Foster
Waldman
Victor N. eWaldman
Sylvia Unter
Mabel
Iss Doris Unter
Louis J. Mpke
Erie Wataman
4A “Ue
Harry Aire Lan
New Theatre Planned for Comic Opera in New York
Werba and Luescher announced a New York theatre devoted to comic opera and operetta with a Hills led syndicate funding. A resident company will stage shows and tours after the New York run. Board of Governors members include Herbert Smith Bispham Damrosch MacDonald de Koven Pollock Bowers Wolf Latham Bendix Marion Hobart Mitchell and Smith.
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Werba & Luescher
New York
William E. Hills
15 William Street
Amon
Promi
Board of Governors
Victor Herbert
Harry B. Smith
David Bispham
Walter Damrosch
Christie MacDonald
Reginald de Koven
Channing Pollock
Robert Hood Bowers
Rennald Wolf
Fred Latham
Max Bendix
George Marion
George W. Hobart
Julian Mitchell
Robert B. Smith
Welsh Eistedfodd to Bring 40000 to Pittsburgh
Soloists and choirs from every land form the advance guard of 40000 Welsh visitors arriving for the International Eistedfodd in Pittsburgh. Prominent Welshmen from around the world join the festival with arrivals already seen from Australia New Zealand and Europe.
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Pittsburgh
Australia
New Zealand
Europe
Blue Law Tightens Jersey City Saloon Doors
In Jersey City yesterday a blue law limited alcohol service. Most saloons were empty with clear windows and locked doors, while a few cautious saloonkeepers admitted only preferred customers.
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Blue Law
Jersey
Jersey City
Frederick A Booth Dies at 64 in New York Real Estate Leader
Frederick A Booth aged 64 died suddenly at 41 West Tenth Street. Involved in real estate at 41 Union Square he was active philanthropically and religiously serving on the Robert College board Constantinople and as Vice Moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly. He was senior Elder on University Place and a Streece of the Presbytery of Newark.
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Frederick A. Booth
William A. Booth
Robert Russell Booth
West Tenth Street
Booth
Union Square
Robert College
Constantinople
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
University Place
Presbytery
Newark
Charles D. Sias
Boston
Chase & Sanborn
Wenham
Mass
Amelia L. French
John H. French
Macon Street
Brooklyn
John Collins
Bridge Street
Manhattan
Union Street
Adeline A. Dodge
Nathaniel L. Dodge
Wadsworth Avenue
Charlotte W. Ripley
West End Avenue
Israel Sloman
George, van de Water
Orson P. Jew
Carteusset
Martiort
Col
William
Eden
Death of Rear Admiral George Brown Aged 78 in Indianapolis
Rear Admiral George Brown retired at age 78 died at his Indianapolis home after illness. A Indiana native, he entered the Naval Academy in 1849 and served forty six years, becoming a lieutenant commander in the Civil War. He commanded vessels on the Mississippi River and Atlantic Coast and was commandant at the Norfolk Navy Yard from 1885 to 1889 and again in 1890.
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Indianapolis
George Brown
Naval Academy
Indiana
Navy
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Norfolk Navy Yard
ISN
Peace Leader Alfred H. Love Dies in Philadelphia
Alfred H. Love long at head of the Universal Peace Union since 1866 died at his Philadelphia home after a brief illness. He was a noted force in international peace efforts and editor of The Peace Maker with Belva Lockwood and the Baroness von Suttner.
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Philadelphia
Alfred H. Love
Universal Peace Union
Belva Lockwood
Baroness von Suttner
Peace Maker
Death of Sir Samuel Gillott Former Melbourne Lord Mayor
Sir Samuel Gillott former Victorian Parliament member and Melbourne lord mayor died in Sheffield while visiting relatives after a sleepwalking fall that hurt his spine. Born 1888 he was a noted barrister and large Australian landowner.
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Sheffield
England
Samuel Gillott
Melbourne
Australia
Samuel Gillett
Dozens of Obituaries Highlight Brooklyn New York Figures
A long list of Brooklyn area deaths includes Elizabeth Walker aged 84 a longtime public school teacher and former assistant to the Ninth Street School principal. Others include Nicholas Hubinger 57 a New Haven starch magnate and trotter owner Harriet MacDougall widow of Samuel MacDougall at 1478 Bedford Avenue Martha Grenzbach widow of Pacific Mail official Esther Grenzbach died at Morris Park Queens Thomas Meehan retired contractor age 41 Marie Goetz 27 wife of Joseph Goetz Edward Corrigan 40 and Cornelius Davenport among many others across Brooklyn Queens and nearby towns. The notices name multiple homes and professions from teachers lawyers and merchants to public officials and club members.
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Elizabeth Walker
Kelly Street
The
Bronx
Ninth Street
Nicholas W. Hubinger
New Haven
Conn
Harriet W. Macdougall
Samuel T. MacDougaLl
Fortyfourth Street
Bay Ridge
Marie C. Goetz
Joseph Goetz
John W. Dehan
Cleveland Street
Brooklyn
Mary E F. Edwards
Orlando F. Edwards
Middle Island
L. 1
Edward Corrigan
Sterling Place
Cornelius Davenport
Madison Street
Royal Arcanum
Republican Club
Seventeenth Assembly
William Andrews
Tm Banking
Second Street
James W. Lyon
Evansville
Gerge L. Bell
Hunterdon County
N. J
Flemington
Antoinette. Calyo
Mannibal Calyo
Harrison, N. Y
Funeral for Jacob Schoen Draws 20000 on East Side
The funeral for Jacob Schoen Grand Secretary of the Independent Order of B rith Abraham drew an estimated 20 000 people, with 400 carriages at 37 Seventh Street. Police and parade arrangements spanned from Seventh Street to the Williamsburg Bridge, as lodges from across the United States sent 600 telegrams of condolence. He left a legacy in numerous lodges and is survived by his wife and two sons.
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Jacob Schoen
Independent Order of
B'rith Abraham
Seventh Street
Mr. Schoen
Schoen
Jacob Joseph
Waldo
Myers
First Inspection District
Falconer
Fifth Street
Capt
Ryan
Clinton Street
Order
New York
Houston
Suffolk Street
Leon Sanders
Order B'rith Abraham
First Avenue
Houston Street
Suffolk
Williamsburg Bridge
Washington Cemetery
Henry M. Goldfogle
Leonard A. Snitkin
Benjamin Hoffman
Adolph Moskowits
Kraus
Independent Order of B'rith Sholom
Philadelphia
Max Stern
Independent Order of B'rith Abraham
Samuel S. Koenig
Max Schwartz
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Crown Prince Rudolph Lodge
Independent Order
Free Sons of Judah
Admiral Schley Lodge
Eugene Schoen
David Schoen
Springfield
Mass
Various June Marriage Notices Include Thompson Curtis and Stein Stein
A batch of small marriage notices from Newark and Westchester list June wedding plans and partners. Names include Agnes Thompson and Henry Curtis. Delia Meyer and Marjorie Goss. Eleanore Woodward and John Vietor. Frieda Stein and Charles Hergoe. Adele Ratt and William Schwartz. Eva Breiterman and Charles Lang. Emily Hansenauer and Thomas Fitch. Rochelle Whiteley and William Ehman.
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Frieda Stein
Here Soppaain
Jane
Fanny Epstein
Charles Hergoe
HOFPM
Bubrune
Delia Meyer
BBE
Boss Tune
Marjorie W. Goss Oestreicher-Leffler
Cora Ffler
Oestrele Schiller Mor Dune
Anna Morris
I. M. Schiller
Schwartz—Ratt
Adele Ratt
Willam L. Schwartz
Brooklyn
Lang—Breiterman
Eva Breiterman
Charlies K. Lang
Newark
Fitch
Hasenauer
Emily Hasenauer
Thomas A. Fitch
Westchester
Seer Ehmann-Whiteley
Rochelle
Nellie Whiteley
Wiliam S A. Ehmapu
Obituary notices from Elizabeth to New York 1913
A compilation of funeral notices and obituaries for June 28 29 1913 across New Jersey and New York. Entries name residents from Elizabeth Orange Montclair and Brooklyn plus churches, interments at Lutheran, Cedar Hill, Greenfield cemeteries. include Lixabeth Day, Marie L Hiullier, Louise Lieder, May Monroe, Isadore Nathanson, G Waldo Smith, Anson Stokes, Anson Phelps Stok, Charlies Van de Water, John Carroll and many others with service times and addresses.
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William T. Day
Broadway
Marie Louise L’hiulier
Gaston Darby L'Hiullier
Louise
William
Agnes Lieder
Seward Republican Club
Brooklyn
Guaranty Trust Co
Meeder
West End Av
Philip
St. Matthew's Church
West
Nathanson
Isadore
Nathalie CC. Sternberg
Monroe
Batley Island
May Monroe
Adeline F
Lewis B. Monroe
Wiece
Mary Lavenia
Clement B. Newkirk
Lafayette Av
Cedar Hill
Newburg
Smith
G. Waldo Smith
Bayside
I. I
Pennsylvania Station
Smithtown
L. L
Solomon
Sol Solomon
Stake
Martha Constanze
J. Edward Stake
St. Paul's
Stapleton
Staten Island
Stokes
Madison Av
Anson — Stokes
Piteemene
Chapel of the Incarnation
East Stet St
Society of Colonial Wars
New York
Anes St
Anson Phelps Stok Esq
Chape of the Incarnation
East 31St
William Whitehead Ladd
Frederick Dwight
Ting-Ng-Liang
Tun Ip State
Campbell Building
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Rockville Centre
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Charlies van de Water
Washington St
Greenfield Cemetery
American Music in Switzerland Fourth of July Concert
A July 3 concert at Lucerne Kursaal honors American Minister Henry S. Boutell. An orchestra from New York directed by Louis Lombard performs American works including Chadwick Dramatic Overture Foote Adagretto Hadley Allegretto and Marcia Lombard pieces and MacDowell Opus 42 movements.
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Switzerland
Henry S. Boutell
Lucerne Kursaal
Lucerne
Louis Lombard
New York
Chadwick
Arthur Foote
Allegretto
Marcia
Henry Hadley
Edward MacDowell
Obituary notices from unspecified New York area families
Deaths and funeral notices listed for Ruth Elizabeth Allen and others, detailing dates June 1913, locations including Brooklyn and Calvary Cemetery, with services at St. Rocco's Church and University Place Presbyterian Church, and notes to omit flowers. Includes multiple surnames: Astarita, Bakher, Booth, Boylan, Boyle, Cawl, Eakins, Fisher, French, Grzenbach, Hayward, Horton, Jewett, and associated addresses and churches.
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Booth
Ming
Waneth St
Frederick A. K
University Place Presbyterian Church
30Th St
Boylan
West 2d St
Asbenn
Ras J. Boylan
Ferrigan
James R. Boylan
SS. Peter and Paul Urch
St. St. Ann's Av
Hudson
N. Cawl
Robert Cone Cawl
President St
Brooklyn
M. Eakins
Alice Lillian
William J. Eakins
Samuel
Sarah Cranmore
M. Fisher
Charlies Robert Fisher
Karat
Charles
Suturday
Isis
Prench
Grenzbach
Honsen Rig Park
Long Island
Hayward
Rosemary
Charles B. Hayward
Great Neck
Horton
Waite Plains
Mary J
Cornelius J. Horton
Washington
Jewett
Hartford
Conn
Orson P. Jewett
New York ‘State
Funes
Ford Springs, Conn
All Aboard performance for ships and crews
A special performance of All Aboard was presented last evening for officers and sailors of the United States battleship Arkansas the Brazilian ship Minas Geraes and the Argentine Presidente Sarmiento. About 1200 men attended including 150 US marines under Capt Kipp Capt Rey C Smith of the Arkansas thanked Lew Fields and the company for the entertainment.
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Arkansas
Minas Geraes
Presidente Sarmiento
Argentine Republic
Kipp
Rey C Smith
The
Lew Fields
Company
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices for marriages and deaths are requested by telephone to 1000 Bryant. The service handles timely announcements for insertion in the Times.
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New York Times
Bryant
Brooks and Herman Families Welcome Newborns in June
Notices from Newark and Brooklyn report births this June. The Brooks family welcomed a son in Newark on June 26 to Mr and Mrs Brooks. The Herman family announced a daughter born June 4 at 454 Fort Washington Avenue to Mr and Mrs Herman. A daughter was also born to Mr and Mrs May at 87 Moffatt Street in Brooklyn on June 24.
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Herman
Fort Washington
J. A. Herman
Wate
Moffatt St. Brooklym
Yune
L. May
Fragmented Notices Of Marital Transfers And Names
A collection of damaged text lists numerous transfers and marriages among individuals and families. Names such as Cohen, Schiller, Marcus, Mayer, and Roth appear alongside partial spouses and relatives. Forensic reconstruction yields scattered pairs like Mary Geld to David, Miriam Schiller to Nathaniel Cooper, Florence Hirsch to Hugo Prieder-Vrieder, Pauline Frieder to Henry Frieder, and Stella Roth to David Rubingry-Lurie.
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Mary Geld
David Herman Block Cohen
Minnie Cohen
Richard Comln
Cohen
Martha Cohen
Herman Cooker-Schiller
Miriam Schiller
Nathaniel Cooper
Dame Lee
Florence Hirsch
Hugo Prieder-Vrieder
Pauline Frieder
Henry Frieder
Goldberg
Oettinger
Maude
Nat M. Geldber
Marcus
Plorence Marcus
Harry Grumbachee
Mayer
Tessie Mayer
I. Co
Huse Schrorn
Schill
Rhes Schill
Hopis
Meyer
Marguerite Meyer
Alan Jogete Einer
Degerige Weinrieb
Man Leee Oolhouse
Urie F. Stanthe Piereneg
KE Romes
Soreens Kroner
Mau- Pomerans
Wasserman
Iilien
Jysvy Pauline Ea
Funeral notices from city and nearby towns list many dates
A crowded column lists numerous funeral notices with names and addresses across Manhattan and neighboring counties. Entries include last names Miller Ryan Seidel Silver Barry Barry and others with June dates and addresses on West 144th Street 34th Street 142nd Street and local avenues, indicating services scheduled for today or tomorrow.
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Georg Road
Geers
Miller
Zartes
West 144Th St
Washington Ave
Elien Toa
Pat
Dena Ryan
In Memory Notices From The Newark Area
A jumble of memorial listings notes deaths and masses for Barmaw Rose George Byrne Corbett Cunningham Derrig FitzGerald Kober McCartney Pape Ryan Schlesinger Stern Weil with dates in July and services at churches and cemeteries including St Johns Newark Conception Church St Conan Church Union Fields and Mount Hope Cemetery.
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James
St. Conan
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Pape
Eliizabeth L
Russell
Michael A
Pryan
John
Mase
Augustine
Saviers Arch
Schlesinger
Stern
Herman
Union Fields
Weil
Hannah
Mount ‘Hope
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