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L.A. geo-stub improvements 2023

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Have we tried terraforming Earth before we move on to Mars and Venus?

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  1. Urban forest inequity
  2. Rainwater harvesting in the Sahel ✅ my contribution to meta:Africa Environment - intensely delighted that someone translated this into Portuguese - pt:Captação de água da chuva no Sahel
  3. Cemetery prairie

Protected areas

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  1. San Jacinto Wildlife Area
  2. State Line Serpentine Barrens
  3. Tule Elk State Natural Reserve

California

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  1. Washoe
  2. Historic Spots in California
  3. Pony Express Museum (California)
  4. 1880s Southern California real estate boom
  5. Moneta, California
  6. Tropico, California
  7. Vicente de la Osa
  8. Fraser's Million Dollar Pier
  9. Inyo Register
  10. Chicano Liberation Front
  11. La Casa de Carnalismo
  12. Deaths of Guillermo Sanchez and Guillardo Sanchez
  13. Assassination of William Cann
  14. 1971 L.A. federal building bombing
  15. New World Liberation Front ✅ - the craziest American terrorist group you've never heard of
  16. Los Angeles Recreation and Park Commission
  17. Bernheimer Gardens
  18. Camp Latham ✅ - temporary U.S. Army camp during American Civil War
  19. Camp Fitzgerald
  20. Dorothy Mae Apartment-Hotel fire
  21. Arch Rock (Topanga) ✅ previously put this on history of Santa Monica but realized it should/could be a standalone because geology
  22. Los Angeles Times building ✅ needed this for links from China City, Los Angeles and Tajo Building
  23. Diseño ✅ stub needed for ranchos article
  24. Ranchos of Los Angeles County
  25. Lists of Spanish colonial missions of the Roman Catholic Church in the Americas ✅ I include this nothing page only to remind people that mobile-only users are template-blind. If your info is only in a spiffy template that's nice but 60 percent of the readers accessing the site can't see it!
  26. Spanish colonial pueblos and villas in North America ✅ and suddenly the El Paso/Cuidad Juarez thing makes so much more sense!
  27. Title Insurance and Trust Company ✅ stub needed for ranchos article
  28. Inglewood Depot
  29. Tajo Building
  30. Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
  31. 300 North Los Angeles Federal Building
  32. United States Post Office and Courthouse (Los Angeles, California, 1892)
  33. National Weather Service, Los Angeles–Oxnard
  34. Seeing Stars (1922 film) ✅ bc it was the only listing in Buster Keaton filmography that didn't even warrant a redlink; turned out to be an interesting bit of film industry history

Slave trading in the Old South

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  1. City Hotel (New Orleans)
  2. Verandah Hotel
  3. The Yellow House (Washington, D.C.)
  4. Forrest's jail
  5. Slave mortgage
  6. Bibliography of the slave trade in the United States
  7. Negro mart ➡️ Slave markets and slave jails in the United States
  8. Nashville Market House
  9. List of largest slave sales in the United States
  10. Old Slave Market, St. Augustine
  11. Slave-Trading in the Old South

American slave-trader bios

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  1. Jesse A. Forrest
  2. William H. Forrest
  3. John R. White
  4. John N. Forrest
  5. Aaron H. Forrest
  6. Jeffrey E. Forrest
  7. Isaac Neville
  8. Griffin & Pullum
  9. R. H. Elam
  10. Seth Woodroof
  11. Thomas B. Poindexter
  12. Poindexter & Little
  13. Jonathan M. Wilson
  14. Joseph S. Donovan
  15. George Kephart
  16. John Hagan (slave trader)
  17. Bernard Kendig
  18. James McMillin (slave trader)
  19. Thomas McCargo
  20. Simeon G. Eddins
  21. William A. Pullum
  22. Theophilus Freeman
  23. Lewis C. Robards ✅ - John Hunt Morgan was an investor; his grandfather's first wife ran off with Andrew Jackson
  24. Alfred O. Robards
  25. Jordan Arterburn and Tarlton Arterburn
  26. Crawford, Frazer & Co.
  27. Mason Harwell
  28. Alonzo J. White (South Carolina)
  29. Bernard M. Campbell
  30. John J. Poindexter
  31. Montgomery Little ✅ - Daniel Boone's first cousin twice removed
  32. Louis D. DeSaussure ✅ - U.S. Senator's nephew
  33. William L. Boyd Jr.
  34. Shadrack F. Slatter
  35. Hope H. Slatter
  36. John S. Montmollin ✅ - Aaron Burr's first cousin once removed
  37. Ziba B. Oakes
  38. List of American slave traders
  39. Byrd Hill
  40. Bolton, Dickens & Co. ✅ (and spin-off Bolton–Dickens feud)

Slave owners and minor Confederates

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  1. Mat Luxton
  2. P. M. Lapice
  3. Benjamin Laurent Millaudon
  4. Samuel S. Boyd
  5. Morgan–Storrs duel
  6. List of Confederate duels
  7. R. Barnwell Rhett Jr.
  8. Alfred M. Rhett
  9. Alfred P. Aldrich
  10. John G. Pratt
  11. John Lyons (Louisiana)

U.S. history

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  1. Spencer House (Cincinnati)
  2. Eutaw House
  3. Metropolitan Hotel (Washington, D.C.)
  4. Andrew Johnson's drunken vice-presidential inaugural address ✅ - still need to make the sources pretty on this; it was just going to be a content fork that I added one sentence too but then it tripled in size and has a distinct overquote problem that I'm pondering how to resolve but everyone lies about this incident so primary sources seem important
  5. Margaret Johnson Patterson Bartlett
  6. Suicide, infanticide, and self-mutilation by slaves in the United States - ☹️
  7. Family separation in American slavery - inadequate but better than nothing
  8. New York State Anti-Slavery Society - inadequate but I'm too lazy to order that lady's thesis
  9. Post-1808 importation of slaves to the United States
  10. Tribune
  11. Uncas
  12. Secession badge
  13. 1846 Grenada, Mississippi tornado
  14. J. B. Blanding
  15. Norman's chart of the lower Mississippi River
  16. Mississippi Rifles (Mexican-American War)
  17. "Oh we'll hang Jeff Davis from a sour apple tree"
  18. Torture of slaves in the United States - ☹️
  19. Memphis Avalanche
  20. The Weekly Caucasian ✅ - I also had to create a disambig page bc there was more than one newspaper called The Caucasian (!!!)
  21. Morning Sun, Tennessee
  22. Lloyd's Steamboat Directory
  23. Columbia, Arkansas
  24. Skipwith's Landing, Mississippi
  25. Julius C. Tingman
  26. Merchants' Exchange Building (Baltimore)
  27. Slave Life in Georgia
  28. Stubs made from reclaimed redirects: History of slavery in Arkansas, History of slavery in Delaware, History of slavery in Mississippi, History of slavery in South Carolina, History of slavery in Tennessee
  29. History of slavery in the United States by state
  30. Fugitive slave advertisements in the United States
  31. Kingstree Star
  32. Oliver Johnson (writer)
  33. Chase C. Mooney
  34. E. A. Rawlins
  35. Albany Penitentiary ✅ - wee stub
  36. Rev. Hope Hull
  37. Southern Justice (political cartoon)
  38. Movement to reopen the transatlantic slave trade
  39. Albert H. Olpin
  40. Kingstree jail fire
  41. Johnstown, Pennsylvania platform collapse
  42. District of Columbia Suffrage Act
  43. Henry Johnson (Tennessee)
  44. Sam Johnson (Tennessee)
  45. Toward a more perfect union
  46. Amphitheatrum Johnsonianum
  47. Confederate oath of allegiance
  48. Negro Universities Press
  49. Praise house
  50. Jotham Horton
  51. Camp Wille und Macht ✅ - more Nazis in 1930s New Jersey
  52. Rev. William B. Carter
  53. Fay W. Brabson
  54. Born a slave
  55. Andrew Johnson alcoholism debate
  56. Andrew Johnson and slavery ✅ (reclaimed from redirect)
  57. Kings County Colored Mens Association
  58. Old Southern Hotel fire
  59. List of war correspondents of the American Civil War
  60. Samuel Wilkeson Jr.
  61. Lincoln–Johnson ledger-removal allegation
  62. Buell Military Commission
  63. Confederate novel
  64. Burnet House
  65. Kirkwood House (Washington, D.C.)
  66. John Bell Brownlow
  67. Steamboat Monmouth disaster
  68. 19th c river-steamboat boiler-explosion tragedy stubs: David White (steamboat) - Kentucky (steamboat) - John G. Lawton - Eclipse (steamboat) - Louisiana (steamboat) - SS St. Nicholas - SS Princess explosion - SS Helen McGregor - Ben Sherod - W.R. Norman - Anglo-Norman (steamboat) - Oronoco (steamboat) - George Collier (steamboat) - per Walter Johnson in River of Dark Dreams, five percent of 19th c U.S. steamboat tonnage was destroyed annually in boiler explosions, collisions, sinking caused by underwater snags, etc. (!)
  69. Daniel M. Tredwell
  70. Aamoons
  71. Shadow family
  72. Elizabeth Johnson Forby
  73. Henry Brown (steward)
  74. Florence Johnson Smith
  75. Dolly Johnson
  76. William Andrew Johnson
  77. Eva Bates ✅ - New Yorker and centenarian employed by both John Adams and James Monroe
  78. Polk Taylor ✅ - AME pastor and centenarian once enslaved by Zachary Taylor's daughter
  79. William A. Browning
  80. Andrew Johnson Jr.
  81. Wreck of the Bristol ✅ - stub
  82. 1st Regiment Heavy Artillery U.S. Colored Troops
  83. 3rd Regiment Heavy Artillery U.S. Colored Troops ✅ - stub
  84. Wreck of the Mexico
  85. Charles Johnson (Tennessee)
  86. Robert Johnson (Tennessee)
  87. United States Attorney for the District of Louisiana, District of Mississippi, District of Georgia, District of North Carolina, District of Tennessee, District of Texas, District of Virginia, District of Washington
  88. Patrick Henry Winston (disambiguation), Patrick Henry Winston Jr., Patrick Henry Winston (North Carolina), Robert W. Winston
  89. The Photographic History of the Civil War
  90. Bering Sinkhole ✅ - stub abt Texas archeological site
  91. Ulysses Lee
  92. A History of the Negro Troops in the War of the Rebellion, 1861–1865
  93. John Ford's D-Day footage ✅ I checked a source on the John Ford article and after getting past the Japanese porn that had usurped the link I fell down this rabbit hole
  94. Beachhead to Berlin ✅ another little piece in the John Ford's D-Day footage puzzle
  95. William A. Ulman ✅ D-Day adjacent; at first I thought maybe he was a ghost but of course he's both real and has a very "redolent of CIA" post-war biography
  96. McCrary & Branson ✅ spin-off of alligator bait
  97. Coon card ✅ bc the topic became known to me while reading scholarly sources in re alligator bait
  98. Large-letter postcard ✅ - extremely honored that this was translated into Russian (ru:Открытка с крупным шрифтом)
  99. Tichnor Brothers ✅ to match Curt Teich and for Wikilinking in image credits
  100. New Jersey Minutemen ✅ bc after finishing the Radioactive podcast about Father Coughlin it felt necessary to get this off my to-do list
  101. List of union stockyards in the United States
  102. Slave quarters in the United States
  103. Amerikabåt ✅ stub imported from nowiki/nnwiki bc it was an untranslatable word from a Swedish-lang article about Olga Celeste
  104. Grasshopper Pueblo ✅ another serendipitous gift from AfD; you guys, they traded turquoise from the American Southwest for macaws and parrots from South America (!)
  105. Mining district (North America) ✅ bc an Arizona AfD article mentioned a mining district and I felt dumb not knowing what that was
  106. Winston Churchill's address to Congress (1941) ✅ bc mentioned in coverage of 2022 visit by Volodymyr Zelenskyy to the United States - also sequels Winston Churchill's address to Congress (1943) and Winston Churchill's address to Congress (1952)
  107. Maricopa Slim ✅ bc mentioned on Sacate, Arizona, which I helped save from AfD
  108. Franklin Barney Bellows ✅ bc namesake of Bellows Air Force Station, which was referenced in an Andrew Millison video about Hawaiian indigenous land-management
  109. Fermilab bison herd
  110. List of U.S. military equipment named for Native Americana
  111. Indian Handcraft Series
  112. List of notable North American pieced quilt patterns

Women

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  1. Catharine (Tennessee)
  2. Fannie Stebbins
  3. How to Cook a Wolf
  4. Lou Kaddar
  5. Susan Brownlow Boynton
  6. Mary Johnson Stover
  7. Emily Harold ✅ there's a lot going on here that is obscured by history; I have a couple of theories but read it for yourself and see what you think
  8. As They Were
  9. Karal Ann Marling
  10. Galentine's Day (observance)
  11. American dollar princess
  12. Phyllis Tuchman
  13. Place of Stones
  14. Elizabeth Crawford (historian)
  15. Online Biographical Dictionary of the Woman Suffrage Movement in the United States
  16. BiografiA. Lexikon österreichischer Frauen
  17. Alice B. Curtis ✅ bc I once found Winter in a thrift shop and read it and it was great
  18. Mariko Hasegawa (scientist)

Wild-animal trafficking of yore (etc.)

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  1. Elephant execution in the United States
  2. Firma Ruhe
  3. Christian R. Holmes II ✅ war hero, mad lad
  4. Feather Hill Zoo ✅ rich people collecting wild animals in 20th century California? I am on it
  5. Catalina Bird Park
  6. Russian Institute of Medical Primatology
  7. Charles Mayer (animal collector) ✅ meh
  8. R.T. Richards Circus
  9. Olga Celeste ✅ bc I was trying to figure out if she was really Big Otto's daughter (no)
  10. Big Otto ✅ bc he's the intersection of a Curley SteckerWilliam Selig Venn diagram
  11. John Daniel II (gorilla)
  12. Joe Martin (orangutan) filmography ✅ fork off the bio page
  13. Curley Stecker
  14. Joe Martin (comic strip) ✅ fork off the bio page
  15. Harry Burns (film)
  16. William S. Campbell (director)

Visual art

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  1. James F. Gookins
  2. Joseph Basil Girard ✅ found while forever circling the 6+ pages of the Sacate, Arizona and Sacaton, Arizona nexus
  3. Nicolai Cikovsky ✅ have to return the library book so better write the stub
  4. Lloyd R. Ney ✅ another New Deal artist stub
  5. Loren Mozley ✅ mortified by how stubby this is but I just didn't want to leave a red link at the top of Pueblo Revolt where I posted his 1936 mural
  6. Maurice Glickman (sculptor) ✅
  7. Negro Mother and Child
  8. Burt Brown Barker ✅ bc he was a regional director of the PWAP New Deal art program
  9. Man with a Hoe bc mentioned in 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire

Babies, making of

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  1. Solitary birth
  2. Heir and spare ✅ (minor stub, former redirect, but I believe notable enough to be its own thing)
  3. Reproductive privilege
  4. Daughter preference
  5. Male heir
  6. Son preference ✅ (previously a redirect to sex selection)
  7. Death of a child
  8. Infertility and childlessness stigmas
  9. Perinatal bereavement
  10. Reproductive loss
  11. Pregnancy with abortive outcome
  12. An Exact Replica of a Figment of My Imagination
  13. Henry Ford Hospital (painting) ✅ now in Slovenian at sl:Henry Ford Hospital (Kahlo)
  14. The Illegal Operation (sculpture)

Water (Pacific coast of North America unless otherwise specified)

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  1. Urbita Hot Springs
  2. Potrero Creek
  3. Eden Hot Springs
  4. Soboba Hot Springs
  5. Fairview Hot Springs
  6. San Juan Hot Springs
  7. Lyons Springs
  8. White Point, California
  9. Radium Sulphur Springs
  10. Yaqui Well
  11. Laguna–San Diego Coastal water resource basin
  12. Santa Ana water resource basin
  13. Northern Mojave–Mono Lake water resource subregion
  14. Colorado River hydrologic region
  15. List of California hydrologic regions
  16. South Coast hydrologic region
  17. Ventura-San Gabriel coastal basin
  18. Southern California Coastal water resource subregion
  19. List of marine protected areas of Hawaii
  20. List of marine protected areas of Alaska
  21. List of marine protected areas of Washington
  22. List of marine protected areas of Oregon
  23. List of marine protected areas of California
  24. False Tillamook
  25. San Mateo Rocks
  26. Point St. George
  27. Peninsulas of Oregon
  28. Peninsulas of California ✅ because found Point St. George while researching ACW camps in California (for Camp Latham) and decided to use the whole map as a source
  29. Principal aquifers of California ✅ - it's been raining a lot, see
  30. Lagoons of California ✅ found a good source for this while researching a pre-rancho indigenous village and it's always good to have framework pages
  31. Point Ellice Bridge (Canada) ✅
  32. Niasar Waterfall (Iran) ✅
  33. Roman baths of Gafsa (Tunisia) ✅
  34. Laruma River (Solomon Islands) ✅
  35. Kjarrá–Thervá River (Iceland) ✅
  36. Swartkops River (South Africa) ✅

Scientist stubs

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  1. Ronald A. Russo
  2. Paul D. Hurd Jr.
  3. Paul Ivan Yakovlev
  4. Rudolf Erren ✅ got sucked into the world of 1930s Nazi hydrogen-combustion tech while trying to fact-check and cite the Doll's Hospital. Very normal Wikipedia circumstances.

Food and drink

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  1. Wintergreen soda
  2. Gull eggs ✅ - extremely honored that this was translated into Vietnamese (vi:Trứng mòng biển)
  3. Plover eggs
  4. Claret cup (beverage)

Taxo-stubs

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All California and environs except monkey orange.

  1. Little tide pool guys we didn't yet have, as described in Ron Russo book about CA tidepool biota: Aglaophenia struthionides - Ophiothrix spiculata - Petrolisthes cinctipes
  2. Anuroctonus pococki
  3. Aureoboletus flaviporus
  4. Scaeva affinis
  5. Parancistrocerus declivatus
  6. Pepsis mildei ✅ - my superhero name is gonna be Tarantula Hawk
  7. Trichoteras vacciniifoliae ✅ - random observation on family hike, which led to Richard Russo books about California plant galls, and thusly like 30 California plant-gall stubs (too many and too small to list here individually)
  8. Strychnos cocculoides ✅ - got caught up in disambiguation of monkey orange
  9. Pseudognaphalium biolettii

Assorted and miscellaneous

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  1. 2023 British Library cyberattack 🚮
  2. Rattlesnake Bridge
  3. FromthePage.com
  4. List of valuable items purchased at discard sales
  5. Lowcountry Digital Library
  6. Liljenquist collection
  7. Brady-Handy collection
  8. Winfield H. Collins ✅ pro-lynching activist
  9. Mortuary cave
  10. Marriage bond
  11. Toggenburg Chronicle
  12. Criminal menopause
  13. Mobility mat
  14. Noah Wolff ✅ found this on dewiki while reading about the Ruhr industrial area for my man Max Wenner and thought we should have it too
  15. Krupp steelworks ✅ shabbily imported from dewiki
  16. Karl Krüger ✅ Nazis got him :(
  17. Folkert van Koutrik ✅ Nazi spy/collaborator :(
  18. Bolivian Mennonite gas-facilitated rapes ✅ :(
  19. Outbuilding ✅ - this is mostly a haphazard list but I'm still oddly fond of it
  20. List of large carnivores known to prey on humans ✅ bc I reorganized Category:Animal attacks and realized this may be something people are seeking that we didn't quite provide