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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 Stecker–William 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
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