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O'Leary's on South Halsted Street, 1906 | ||||
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The commercial center of largely Irish Canaryville in the early twentieth century was Halsted Street, which boasted saloons
and gambling houses such as O'Leary's. Located just east of the Union Stock Yard, many of the area's customers were affiliated
with the meatpacking industry.
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