| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - (49) Like the saloonkeeper before him, he had large periods of the day to devote to planning and developing political schemes; there were a great many dependents and young men connected with the business; and there grew up in the various political and social centers of the East Side so-called hang-out joints, saloons and coffee-houses, where these men came together to discuss political and busin
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