Hawaiian Tramways Co Time Table Waikiki to Town
schedules list Waikiki to Town and Palama routes with departures from early morning to night. services run every 15 minutes after initial times, with special trips to Rangoon Range and Pawna on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Hawaiian Tramways Co
Waikiki
Palama
Antil
Rige Range
Pawan
Unti
King Sts
Patame
Pawna
Wallict, Fort and
Wattle Pawaa
Punahou Stables to Town and Valley Car Schedules
Beraetan a dull OCR listing bus times from Punahou Stables to town and to Punahou Valley with departures from Fort and Queen Streets and Nunanu Valley routes. It specifies varied half hour to hour intervals, last cars from town to Oahu College, and last runs by 8:25 p m.
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Punahou
Fort
Queen Sta
Nunanu Valley
Care
Teave Nunanu
Fort and
Queen Sts
Punahou Stables
Oabu College
Honolulu Advert Entry in Old Room Block
An OCR read shows a fragment referencing an ad room 800 and a black ton line in Honolulu. The legible details are sparse but indicate a dated listing or marketplace notice. The item appears to be a clipped public ad or storefront listing from Honolulu with unclear scope.
Canfield's Monte Carlo Club Closes In Saratoga Tonight
The renowned Canfield gambling venue in Saratoga closes its doors tonight after a season of high stakes play. Sheriff James O'Brien estimated Canfield's takings at about a million dollars, with some claiming even more, as proprietors vow no major expansions.
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Richard Canfield
James O'Brien
Morrimey
Canfield
Saratoga
Onlin
Sam
Saratoga Club
King of American Gangsters Dominates Saratoga Club Scene
Richard A. Canfield, known as the King of American Gangsters, dominates a Saratoga club and restaurant empire that attracts the wealthy set including the Vanderbilts and Belmonte. Report describes nightly gambling raids by New York experts, large winnings by Dwyer and Drake, and a courtly Harvard-trained persona guiding elite patrons through a high stakes, club centric world.
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New York
Phil Dwyer
Dwyer
John A. Drake
Charlie Gatew
Whiteney
Belmonte
Vanderbilts
Wilnons
Hitchcocks
Alexanders
Delmonico
Notable gamblers and clubs in early 1900s New York scene
The article profiles Charley Rold and Canfield, detailing elite gambling circles in New York and Newport. It notes Canfield's disciplined operation, prohibition on professional bettors, and high-profile patrons including US Senators, with Canfield reputedly wealthier than most gamblers and owning extensive real estate in Saratoga and New York City.
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Baratoga Ie
Canfield
Nylen
Harvard
Sinfield
Hne
New School of
Newport
New York
America
Delmonico's
East Forty-fourth Street
Jerome
New York House
Jurotoe
Ole Canfield Keppa
United States
John Daly
Saratoga
New York City
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San Francisco
Portland
San Franciso
Chicago
Pachman Palace
Lothrop
Third Street
Oregon
LW. Hitchcock, General Agent, We. 1 Montgomery St, Ban Brancses
Lomax
Omaha
Nebraska
King Street Line
Beretania Street
Nuuanu Valli
Falalue
Matt Hs
A. P
Smith Goo’ Pasa
Fred Harrison
B. Bergersen
Bethel Street
Honolulu
King Ordais
Ake
Joh Nott
King Atrest
General Contractors Core * CO
Pane
Monte Carlo
Richerd A. Canter
Vroom
Grand Union Hotel
Vgn
Oppiaite Hin
Tate
Champ
Tte Viamsne
Auway
Ana Dincussest
Americ
John Morrisey
Infield
Monte Carto
Wiblle
Baratoga Club
Norte
Canfeld
Grand Union Motel
Albert Spencer
Morriesey
Batiste
Morrieney
A. T. Stewart
Existnce
Germany
Charley" Rold
Morria- Ley
Tammany Hall
John W. M’kay
Ae RY
John W. Mackay
Clarence W. Mackay
A. N. Sanford
Boston Building
Fort Street
May
Lewers & Cooke, Ltd
M, Phillips & Co
Beretanta Avenue
Punchbow Street
Bruce
Cartwic
Sthsaper
Equitable Lif
Merase Si Kaahumanu
Allen
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