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Waldorf

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Waldorf

Town in Charles County, south Maryland; population (1990) 15,100. It is located 32 km/20 mi south-southeast of Washington, DC. It is a tobacco market town, with large warehouses and processing plants, and a rapidly developing commercial district with a suburban shopping centre.



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It would pay you very well indeed if you would ascertain from any of your mates at the Waldorf when and with whom the lady in question left that hotel.
John Jacob Astor, the individual in question, was born in the honest little German village of Waldorf, near Heidelberg, on the banks of the Rhine.
Wingrave and Aynesworth were alone in a private room of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
 
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