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The original subway construction took place in poorer parts of New York City, ran between city hall and 145th Street at Broadway. The 7,700 workers who would build the subway consisted mostly of immigrants living in Manhattan. Opening prices for a rides cost riders $0.05 and in the first day alone carried over 150,000 passengers.

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	The original subway construction took place in poorer parts of ~~<ref>~~New York City~~<ref/>~~, ran between ~~<ref>~~city hall~~<ref/>~~ and ~~<ref>~~145th Street~~<ref/>~~ at Broadway. The 7,700 workers who would build the subway consisted mostly of ~~<ref>~~immigrants~~<ref/>~~ living in Manhattan. Opening prices for a rides cost riders $0.05 and in the first day alone carried over 150,000 passengers.		The original subway construction took place in poorer parts of [[New York City]], ran between [[city hall]] and [[145th Street]] at Broadway. The 7,700 workers who would build the subway consisted mostly of [[immigrants]] living in Manhattan. Opening prices for a rides cost riders $0.05 and in the first day alone carried over 150,000 passengers.