User:Richard Arthur Norton (1958- )
A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente
[edit]- A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente/Rem Cashow
- A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente/John Cashow
- A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente/William Adriense Bennet
- A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente/Frederick Cashow
- A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente/Johannes Cashow
- A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente/Jan Bennet
- A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente/James Voorhest Duryea
- A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente/Frederick Symonsen Nostrand
- A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente/Augustus Lancaster Bogart
News articles
[edit]
- The History of Polk County, Iowa/Hahnen, J. F. Q113370772
- The New York Times/1934/05/15/Ensko
- The New York Times/1882/09/08/Raiding The Policy Men
- The New York Times/1881/01/13/Arrests For Burglary
- A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente/Rem Cashow
- Tucson Daily Citizen/1949/Three More Polio Cases At Phoenix
- Moberly Weekly Monitor/1908/As Old As Missouri
- Altoona Mirror/1930/08/15/Eddie Schneider On His Way West
- Argus Leader/1945/T-Sgt. Ray C. Gill Back From Overseas
- Arizona Republic/1960/Thayer C. Lindauer Weds Miss Cleo L. Robertson
- Arizona Republic/1947/Roy Hahnenkratts, Arizona Pioneers, Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary
- Arizona Republic/1949/Polio Fails To Stop Snuffy's Owners
- Arizona Republic/1954/John Lindauer
- Arizona Silver Belt/1880/We Call Attention To The Ad
- Arizona Silver Belt/1896/A Hot Fire
- Bayonne Evening News/1925/Touring Car On Boulevard Strikes Bus
- Brooklyn Citizen/1890/Betts
- Brooklyn Citizen/1898/Lattin's Work Censured
- Brooklyn Citizen/1908/Richard Barnsley Patterson
- Brooklyn Eagle/1878/Uncle Lattin
- Brooklyn Eagle/1896/Charles A. Webber
- Brooklyn Eagle/1903/Angelina A. Wilcox
- Brooklyn Eagle/1904/Miss Elizabeth Betts
- Brooklyn Eagle/1908/Richard B. Patterson
- Brooklyn Eagle/1909/Henderson
- Brooklyn Eagle/1918/Famous Faster Dr. Tanner Dies
- Brooklyn Eagle/1919/George W. Kinner
- Brooklyn Eagle/1926/Edward F. Kershaw Dies
- Brooklyn Times-Union/1894/Henry Lattin
- Brooklyn Times-Union/1919/George Washington Kinner
- Buffalo Labor Journal/1922/Celebrities in Town
- Chicago Tribune/1900/Louis Boisot
- Daily Freeman/1941/Philip Elting, 77, Dies Sunday Night at Home After Protracted Illness
- Daily News-Post and Monrovia News-Post/1957/Shop Owner Fishes, Thief Makes Catch
- Delaware County Daily Times/1950/Norton-Burke
- Desert Sentinel/1961/Celebrates 75 Years
- Desert Sentinel/1969/Winblads Better After Accidents
- Desert Sentinel/1975/Anton Julius Winblad
- Detroit Free Press/1914/Naess's Real Ice Made By Very Secret Process
- Elmira Star-Gazette/1915/Printers Plan Their Meeting For Next Month
- Holyoke Transcript-Telegram/1908/West Springfield's First Postmaster Dead
- Hudson Observer/1905/Powder Exploded When He Moved It
- Hudson Observer/1918/Closing Days Of Conflict Took A Big Toll Locally
- Hudson Observer/1921/Freudenberg
- Hudson Observer/1921/Max Freudenberg
- Hudson Observer/1921/Will Bury Heights War Hero Sunday
- Jersey Journal/1939/John J. Burke, Sr.
- Jersey Journal/1943/Draft Board 20 Men Inducted
- Jersey Journal/1952/Freudenberg
- Jersey Journal/1954/Karen Freudenberg, Year Old, of Virus
- Jersey Journal/1963/Mrs. Freudenberg
- Jersey Journal/1963/Mrs. Rose's Forecast
- Jersey Journal/1968/Thomas Norton, 76
- Jersey Journal/1977/Otto P. Winblad, 75, Retired Stereotyper
- Napa Valley Register/1930/Eddie Schneider Sets Three Air Records
- Newark Daily Advertiser/1866/01/23/The Baldwin Robbery
- Newark Daily Advertiser/1866/01/24/The Baldwin Jewelry Robbery
- New England Shoe and Leather Industry/1908/Richard Barnesly Patterson Dead
- New York Daily News/1928/03/09/Freeport Legion Lists War Heroes
- New York Daily News/1940/12/24/Cheated Death In Air Battles, Dies In Crash
- New York Herald/1863/The Wounded
- New York Herald/1866/The Nine Thousand Dollar Jewelry Robbery At Newark, N.J.
- New York Herald/1867/A Horse Dealer In Trouble
- New York Herald/1869/Betts
- New York Herald/1878/The Preaching Ploughman
- New York Herald/1890/Half A Century of Piloting
- New York Herald/1921/A. Oldrin Salter
- New York Tribune/1902/Salter
- Oakland Tribune/1918/Camp Fund Campaign Launched
- Oakland Tribune/1944/Donald M'Clure Wins Advance
- Oakland Tribune/1972/Perry M. Olsen connect to Q105836123
- Oakland Young Men/1913/Membership Secretary
- Ocala Banner/1941/McPheeters' Home Is Scene Of Golden Wedding Reception
- Ocean Grove Times/1930/Mrs. Amy O. Rappleyea
- Olean Times Herald/1928/Viola Gentry Stays Up For New Record
- Orlando Evening Star/1941/Mr. Jarvis A. Lattin
- Philadelphia Inquirer/1870/A Lottery Dealer Pardoned
- Pittsburgh Post/1914/Icy-Looking Mystery Of Ice Skating
- Port Chester Daily Item/1920/Celebrated Sixty-third Anniversary
- Port Chester Daily Item/1944/Arthur S. Lindauer
- Port Chester Daily Item/1922/Mrs. Minnie Bonn
- Port Chester Daily Item/1923/Harry Lindauer
- Port Chester Daily Item/1923/Woman Claims To Be Max Friese's Wife and Shows Documents In Proof
- Port Chester Daily Item/1927/Edward Bonn
- Port Chester Daily Item/1931/Mrs. A. Lindauer Dies In Rye At 91
- Port Chester Daily Item/1933/J. Wahl Of Rye Chosen By New County Group
- Port Chester Daily Item/1937/Mrs. Grace Massey
- Port Chester Daily Item/1941/Death Calls W. A. Lindauer
- Port Chester Daily Item/1942/John Wahl, 45, Tree Expert, Dies Suddenly
- Port Chester Daily Item/1944/Lindauer Family Has Gathering In Region
- Port Chester Daily Item/1945/LeBaron Lindauer
- Port Chester Daily Item/1945/Lindauer Funeral
- Port Chester Daily Item/1945/Lindauer Left $5,000
- Port Chester Daily Item/1945/Mrs. Sophie Davis
- Port Chester Daily Item/1956/Mrs. Ira Lowe
- Port Chester Daily Item/1979/Joseph Lowe
- Portrait and Biographical Record of Suffolk County (Long Island) New York/Capt. Charles F. Kinner
- Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Circuit Court of the United States for the Second Circuit/Volume 7/In re Louis Lindauer
- Salinas Californian/1964/Suit Filed as Result of Plane Crash Last Year
- San Francisco Examiner/1920/Byington Ford To Wed Girl Of Chicago
- Springfield Republican/1900/The Merrick Postmastership
- Springfield Republican/1903/Postmaster Kinner 80 Years Old
- The Bayonne Times/1926/Winblads on Motor Trip
- The Bayonne Times/1928/Aged Woman Dies, Grief Hastens End
- The Bayonne Times/1928/Mrs. H. Winblad Died Yesterday
- The Bayonne Times/1928/Winblad
- The Bayonne Times/1931/Rent Collector Held For Fraud
- The Bergen Record/1929/Both Drivers Are Given Tickets
- The Bergen Record/1931/Politics In School Board Election Hit
- The Bergen Record/1937/Six Are Fined At Allendale
- The Bergen Record/1945/Norma Hilgerman Wed To G. Lindauer
- The Bergen Record/1961/Mothers To Press Board On Shelters
- The Bergen Record/1968/Grover Lindauer
- The Buffalo Times/1914/Is Champion Of The Ice Skaters
- The Central New Jersey Home News/1920/Special Meeting of Bound Brook Council
- The Courier-News/1958/Charles H. Fetterly, Bound Brook Ex-Mayor
- The Courier-News/1913/Conflagration In Bound Brook
- The Courier-News/1926/Four Funerals Here In Past Three Days
- The Courier-News/1926/George Lindauer Dead
- The Courier-News/1929/Joshua Doughty, Long An Engineer, 85, Passes Away
- The Courier-News/1931/A. D. Bruss, Dead At 83
- The Courier-News/1955/Mrs. M. Van Nostrand
- The Daily Register (Red Bank, New Jersey)/1963/Mrs. Jean Lindauer
- The Desert Sun/1972/Winblad
- The Des Moines Register/1911/Herme F. Hahnen Dies in Hospital
- The Des Moines Register/1916/Hahnens Celebrate Golden Wedding
- The Des Moines Register/1916/Mr. And Mrs. Henry Hahnen To Celebrate Anniversary
- The Des Moines Register/1917/Hahnen, Des Moines Shoe Pioneer, Dies
- The Des Moines Register/1917/Hahnen - Shepard Wedding At Hanger Home
- The Des Moines Register/1917/Hahnen Funeral Thurs.
- The Des Moines Register/1934/Cards Announcing Eastern Wedding
- The Des Moines Register/1962/Zora Hahnen Rites Tuesday
- The Farmingdale Post/1924/Isle Of Pines Letter Here. Jarvis Lattin Sent June 14
- The Farmingdale Post/1924/Lattin's 50 Yrs. Wed Celebrated At Home
- The Farmingdale Post/1925/Mr. And Mrs. Jarvis Lattin Move To Florida
- The Farmingdale Post/1929/Attend Reunion of Lattin Family At Niagara Falls
- The Farmingdale Post/1929/Lattin - Nelson
- The Farmingdale Post/1940/Jarvis Lattin In Farmingdale
- The Farmingdale Post/1941/J. A. Lattin Passes Away
- The Farmingdale Post/1959/Alfred W. Poole
- The Herald-News/1942/Charles F. Freudenberg
- The Herald-News/1954/John H. Lindauer
- The Herald-News/1957/Mrs. Ralph Kohlman
- The Herald-News/1957/Ralph Kohlman, 73, Electrotyper Dies
- The Los Angeles Times/1941/Retired Bank President Dies
- The Morning Call/1933/Miss Lindauer Bride Of Rudolph Hecht
- The Morning Call/1940/Slain Flier Was Airport Manager
- The Morning Call/1947/Courter Rites Tomorrow
- The Morning Call/1955/Lindauer Is Suspended By Highway Authority
- The Morning Call/1957/Social Club Sets Fashion Show Tonight At 8:30
- The New York Sun/1889/Ensko
- The New York Sun/1897/Lost Husband And Houses
- The New York Times/1868/08/30/Inquest over the Remains of Susannah Lattin
- The New York Times/1886/02/16/The Nirvana's Trip To Nassau
- The New York Times/1891/04/03/Hendrick Vanderbilt Duryea
- The New York Times/1915/05/06/Dwight C. Harris To Wed
- The New York Times/1915/07/02/Dwight C. Harris Weds
- The New York Times/1915/09/18/James W. Boyle
- The New York Times/1881/06/03/Hudson County Burglars On Trial
- The Southwest Wave/1939/Winblad Rites
- The Star-Ledger/1984/Owen Burke
- The Sydney Morning Herald/1854/Disaster To The Barque Harvest And Loss Of Thirteen Passengers
- The Washington Times/1897/Hypnotism And Marriage
- The Wilkes-Barre Record/1902/Prominent Jerseyman Dead
- Times Union/1916/Charles Pilkington a Suicide
- Washington Citizen/1936/Max Lindauer
Portals
[edit]- Portal:Martin Hubbe Robbery
- Portal:Harry Chauncey Lindauer
- Portal:Mary Elizabeth Kershaw
- Portal:Caroline Augusta Hahnen
- Portal:Eloise Ensko
- Portal:Ralph Grimaldi
- Portal:Caleb D. Kinner
- Portal:Grover Cleveland Lindauer
- Portal:Matthew M. Betts
- Portal:Anna Augusta Kershaw
- Portal:Anna Lillian Lindauer
- Portal:Anton Julius Winblad
- Portal:Arthur Oscar Freudenberg II
- Portal:Arthur Oscar Freudenberg Done
- Portal:Charles Albert Webber, Sr. Done
- Portal:Charles F. Kinner Done
- Portal:Charles Frederick Lindauer II Done
- Portal:Charles Frederick Lindauer Done
- Portal:Charles Frederick Webber Done
- Portal:Edwin Joseph O'Malley Done
- Portal:Eloise Lindauer Done
- Portal:Emil August Schneider Done
- Portal:Felix Szczesny Done
- Portal:George Brinton McClellan Lindauer
- Portal:Gretchen Frances Hahnen Done
- Portal:Harold Lawrence McPheeters Done
- Portal:Henry K. Lattin Done
- Portal:Herme Francis Hahnen Done
- Portal:James Joseph Norton II
- Portal:Janet Powell
- Portal:Jarvis Andrew Lattin Done
- Portal:Jennie Louise Courter
- Portal:John Howard Lindauer
- Portal:John Jacob Lindauer Done
- Portal:Julia Ann Lattin
- Portal:Louis Julius Freudenberg Done
- Portal:Loveman Noa Done
- Portal:Max N. Lindauer Done
- Portal:Middlebush Giant See: Brooklyn Eagle/1879/The Matrimonial Experiences of Colonel Ruth Goshen
- Portal:Ocey Snead
- Portal:Owen Francis Langan Done
- Portal:Owen McLaughlin II
- Portal:Perry Arthur Olsen Done
- Portal:Perry Maranius Olsen
- Portal:Selma Louise Freudenberg Done
- Portal:Susannah Lattin Done
- Portal:Thomas Patrick Norton III
- Portal:Thomas Patrick Norton II Done
- Portal:Thorvald Martin Tandberg
- Portal:Vincent Gerard Norton Done
- Portal:William Edward Ensko Done
- Portal:William Henry Duryea Done
- Portal:William Oldrin
Newspapers
[edit]- The Bayonne Times
- The New York Tribune
- The Central New Jersey Home News
- The Star-Ledger
- The New York Times
- The Washington Post (newspaper)
- Democrat and Chronicle, needs Wikidata link
Help
[edit]Flourishes
[edit]Portal disambiguation
[edit]- Portal:John Smith
- Portal:John Smith (1900-1960)
- Portal:John Smith (ship's captain)
Layout
[edit]- {{drop initial}}C
- {{initial}} C
- {{dropcap}} C
Page
[edit]Deleted
[edit]- Eloise Lindauer (1860-1935) letter concerning Louis Julius Freudenberg I (1894-1918) (deleted by Billinghurst)
New York Times index
[edit]I see the amazing work you are doing to harmonize all the NYT articles. Is the plan to eventually speedy delete all the italicized redirects from the index? It would clean up the index. Are we going to migrate lower case headlines from "Twain and yacht disappear" at sea to "Twain and Yacht Disappear at Sea" as part of the harmonization effort? RAN (talk) 13:26, 27 February 2024 (UTC)
- I think the appropriate next steps are
- leave the redirects to avoid linkrot if external sources link there
- migrate lowercase headlines
- migrate articles from Portal:The New York Times and replace the table of articles with a prominent link to The New York Times; the portal can continue to index related works and so forth
- ensure all articles are in the appropriate year/month/day subpages
- ensure all issues with article subpages have a page which indexes the articles
- ensure all issues are linked on the base page
- replace the {{header periodical}} with a normal header (which means redirects won't be included in the index)
- I don't have immediate plans to work on this, but I'll probably get around to it at some point—or you could, if you're interested! —CalendulaAsteraceae (talk • contribs) 19:15, 27 February 2024 (UTC)
Automated-index versus manual-indexing for example for Brooklyn Eagle
[edit]Are we going to have both, one at Portal:Brooklyn Eagle and one at Brooklyn Eagle. You switched Brooklyn Eagle to manual-indexing from the automated-index. Whenever I encounter a manual-index and automated-index, the article count if off because not everyone adds to the manual index. RAN (talk) 23:05, 27 February 2024 (UTC)
- We don't need to create portals for every newspaper. Portal:The New York Times exists because it's mentioned in other works and is a very well-known paper.
- While manual indexes are less complete, they're also better-organized and easier to use. FWIW, this PetScan should get you most of the Brooklyn Eagle pages that aren't linked from the main page. —CalendulaAsteraceae (talk • contribs) 23:37, 27 February 2024 (UTC)
Is there a standardized way newspaper articles are named and aggregated?
[edit]We have automated aggregation, we have manual aggregation into both a list and as a table that can be sorted, we have a calendar matrix. For naming articles, we have the bare name of the article title vs. the year and the article title vs. the full date and the article title. We have full pages and we have clipped articles.
- New York Times (had automated aggregation, now a redirect) vs The New York Times (now an index showing only years) vs Portal:The New York Times (manual aggregation in a table)
- The Washington Post (newspaper) same with The New York Tribune as a sortable table
- The San Francisco Call as a manually created bulleted list. Now a manually created list with unique format by CalendulaAsteraceae
- The Indianapolis News and the New York Post as a calendar index.
- Brooklyn Eagle sorted by year, changed by User:CalendulaAsteraceae from the automated style to the manual style of year aggregation. See: automated aggregation of the Brooklyn Eagle
- Jersey Journal sorted by year, changed by User:CalendulaAsteraceae from the automated style to the manual style of year aggregation. See: automated aggregation of the Jersey Journal
- The North Star (Rochester) as a manually created list with year headers (CalendulaAsteraceae style).
- The Argus a manually created list with unique format by CalendulaAsteraceae
There a half dozen different ways that newspapers are aggregated. If you go to Category:Newspapers published in the United States and click on a few, you can see six different ways that articles are aggregated, there are manual bulleted lists, automated aggregated lists, manual sortable tables, there are empty calendar indexes like New York Post, and a few other one-off experiments. There are lists and charts with annotations and summaries of the articles, and ones with just titles. Some article titles have no dates, some have years, some have full dates. Articles themselves are a mixture of djvu files, jpg index pages, raw unformatted ASCII text, and formatted Unicode/HTML text.
FAQ
[edit]Font
[edit]This is Black Letter text
This is Fraktur text
File vs. page vs. index vs. display
[edit]File:War Department letter to Eloise Lindauer II (1856-1935) concerning the reburial of Louis Julius Freudenberg I (1894-1918).png >>>> Page:War Department letter to Eloise Lindauer II (1856-1935) concerning the reburial of Louis Julius Freudenberg I (1894-1918).png >>>> Index:War Department letter to Eloise Lindauer II (1856-1935) concerning the reburial of Louis Julius Freudenberg I (1894-1918).png >>>> War Department letter to Eloise Lindauer II
Index page
[edit]If you want to have an autogenerated list then I would suggest that you poke into the header notes [[Special:PrefixIndex/{{FULLPAGENAME}}]]
or [[Special:PrefixIndex/{{FULLPAGENAME}}|some text]]
. That formula will show all subpages in whichever page in whichever namespace that page is are sitting. —
Author link
[edit]- See Author:Jacob Turcott for novel template
Lacuna
[edit]What is our rule for lacuna in scans? Another editor told me we cannot have entries with lacuna, they become excerpts, which are banned. I see lacuna differently, transcribe as much as you can, display the scan. Maybe someone in the future will have access to a different edition of the newspaper. Maybe the source material will be rescanned. If it is an important document, we should preserve what we can.
Odd entries
[edit]- Author:Stephen King an empty entry
People who support Wikilinks
[edit]- User:John Vandenberg
Portals and newspapers need Wikidata connection or Wikidata entry
[edit]- Portal:Henry Hahnen, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Robert Ensko, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Frederick Cashow, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Oscar Arthur Lindauer, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Mary Elizabeth Kershaw
- Portal:Harry Chauncey Lindauer, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Caleb D. Kinner, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Adelheid Oppenheimer, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Jacob Harrison Ford, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Theodore Roosevelt Lattin, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Abraham Kershaw, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Sarah Oldrin, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Theodore Roosevelt Lattin, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Helen Louise Hollenbach, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Otto Perry Winblad, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Oscar Arthur Moritz Lindauer, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Abraham Oldrin Salter, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Eva Ariel Lattin, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Owen J. Burke, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Thomas Patrick Norton I, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:John Merwin Oldrin, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Maria Elizabeth Winblad, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:LeBaron Hart Lindauer, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Arthur Oscar Lindauer, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Abraham Oldrin Salter, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Eva Augusta Briggs, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Max S. Freudenberg, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Perry Maranius Olsen, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Marguerite Van Rensselaer Schuyler, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Louis Julius Lindauer, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Caleb Kinner, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Alfred Ingvald Naess, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:George Washington Kinner, needs Wikidata connection
- Portal:Sarah Melissa Hoagland
- Portal:Dwight Carlton Harris, needs wikidata entry
- Democrat and Chronicle, needs Wikidata connection
Annotating the index with a salient quote or a short description
[edit]Mismatched names aggregated by insource
[edit]This is caused by people being misidentified early in a news cycle, and corrected in later publications:
- https://en.wikisource.org/w/index.php?search=insource%3AQ105707723&title=Special%3ASearch&go=Go&ns0=1&ns100=1&ns106=1&ns114=1 (George Houghton)
- https://en.wikisource.org/w/index.php?search=insource%3AQ74436766&title=Special%3ASearch&go=Go&ns0=1&ns100=1&ns106=1&ns114=1 (Ralph Grimaldi)
Well formatted entries
[edit]- The Shadow Christmas
- The Viper and the File (various translations of the same source material)
insource
[edit]insource:Q7648727
Current year
[edit]- {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-95}}
Scans transcribed
[edit]- jpg/png/gif (side by side text and graphic) See: New York Times/1868/Inquest over the Remains of Susannah Lattin and Act Awarding Leo Ryan Congressional Gold Medal
- djvu See: The Message and Ministrations of Dewan Bahadur R. Venkata Ratnam, volume 2 (elaborate formatting) and Page:History of the Municipalities of Hudson County (1924), Vol. 3.djvu/461 (a single page of a djvu publication)
- ASCII text (plain text and no graphic) See: The New York Times/Sporting Intelligence and Remarks at the Peace Banquet (no formatting and no scan)
Texts
[edit]- Biography of Eddie August Schneider by Gertrude Hahnen
Items moved to user space
[edit]Wikilinks controversy
[edit]Repeated removal of Wikilinks by a determined editor:
- Jersey Journal/1935/Death Claims Heights Gold Star Mother
- Brooklyn Eagle/1868/Arrest of a Butcher on Suspicion of Murder
Side by side images
[edit]{{Infobox person | name = The Wright brothers | image = {{multiple image | align = center | image1 = Orville Wright 1905-crop.jpg | width1 = 150 | alt1 = | caption1 = | image2 = Wilbur Wright-crop.jpg | width2 = 150 | alt2 = | caption2 = | footer_align = center | footer = Orville (left) and Wilbur Wright in 1905 }}
Authors
[edit]- Author:Eddie August Schneider Done
- Author:Naida Muriel Freudenberg Done
- Author:Henry Dyer Grindle
- Author:Eloise Lindauer (deleted by Bilinghurst, he believes she is not eligible for Author space) See: Portal:Eloise Lindauer
- Author:Cindy Griffiths
Categories
[edit]- [[Category:Newspapers of the United States by state]]
- [[Category:Newspapers of New Jersey|Newspaper]]
Header
[edit]
{{header
| title = Article Title
| author =
| section =
| previous =
| next =
| portal =
| related_author =
| year = Year
| notes =[[Person]] (?-?) in ''[[Newspaper]]'' on Date.
}}<br>
[[File:Article Title.png|thumb|100px]]
{{Larger|'''Article Title.'''}}
{{PD-US-not renewed}}
{{person
| firstname = William Henry
| lastname = Duryea
| last_initial = Du
| description =[[wikidata:Q61750248|William Henry Duryea]] (1827-1903) was a merchant. He was born in He participated in the [[wikidata:Q17550|California Gold Rush]] and he migrated to [[w:Globe, Arizona|Globe, Arizona]] in 1878 and died there in 1903.
| image = William Henry Duryea (1827-1903) tombstone.jpg
}}
==Works about William Henry Duryea==
{{header periodical
| title = ''The Jersey Journal''
| author =
| section =
| previous =
| next =
| portal =
| notes = '''''[[w:The Jersey Journal|The Jersey Journal]]''''' is a daily newspaper based in [[w:Jersey City|Jersey City, New Jersey]]. The Jersey Journal did not renew copyrights for issues and issues are in the public domain that were published before January 1, 1963.
|wikipedia= The Jersey Journal
|commonscat = Jersey Journal articles
}}
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How do I make corrections to the djvu file?
[edit]See for example History_of_the_Municipalities_of_Hudson_County,_New_Jersey,_1630-1923/Volume_3/Freudenberg,_Arthur_Oscar, how would I fix errors in the text? Is the text housed at Commons? I have only dealt with the text that is right on the page here. --RAN (talk) 18:28, 9 January 2021 (UTC)
- @Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ):There are page numbers in square brackets to the left of the text. When you click one of them, you get to the page, e. g. when you click on [729] in the above mentioned article on A. S. Freudenberg, you get to Page:History of the Municipalities of Hudson County (1924), Vol. 3.djvu/461. On the right there is the scanned page and on the left there is the editable text. Then you simply click the edit button and the rest is easy. --Jan Kameníček (talk) 18:39, 9 January 2021 (UTC)
Notes, annotations, and corrections
[edit]These articles have explanatory notes to give context to the articles:.
- Jersey Journal/1942/Mrs. Linette M. C. Van Dusen
- Jersey Journal/1931/Owen McLoughlin
- The New York Times/1930/08/16/Schneider Flies to Wichita
- Jersey Journal/1938/Wesley Sanford
- The New York Times/1930/08/15/Schneider Halted by Fog
- Jersey Journal/1930/Jersey City Boy Pilot A Veteran
- Associated Press/1930/Boy Flier Plans Flight Around World Next June
- Jersey Journal/1963/Owen F. Langan Was Speedy in Life and Death
- Jersey Journal/1914/R. V. Schuyler
- The Farmingdale Post/1941/J. A. Lattin Passes Away
- Flying magazine/1931/Look Out, Lindbergh - Here I Come
- The New York Times/1866/01/23/The $9,000 Jewelry Robbery
- Daily News Leader/1940/Schneider Killed During a Routine Training Flight
- Brooklyn Eagle/1889/News from Jersey City
- Brooklyn Eagle/1896/05/10/An Ancient Masonic Body
Portals
[edit]Periodicals
[edit]These are the automatic aggregation pages:
- New York Tribune, as an example of a redirect. The page should not automatically redirect, or we will not realize it is populated.
- Associated Press versus Category:Associated Press
- Brooklyn Eagle
- Des Moines Tribune
- The Bergen Record versus The Record (newspaper) (now a redirect)
- The Courier-News
- The Des Moines Register versus Des Moines Register (now a redirect)
- The Herald-News
- The Jersey Journal and Jersey Journal (now a redirect)
- The New York Times versus New York Times (now a redirect)
- The Rye Chronicle versus Rye Chronicle (now a redirect)
- Springfield Republican
- San Francisco Call decision made to keep "volume #" as redirects cluttering the index. Switched to manual aggregation by Peteforsyth
Disambiguation
[edit]Various entries
[edit]- John Morrissey
- Frank Stephen Baldwin
- Risks of Photographing Battle-Ships in Action
- The Commemorative Biographical Record of Ulster/1896/Spencer Lyman Dawes
- Catalogue of the Officers and Alumni of Rutgers College/Scott, Austin
- History of the Municipalities of Hudson County, New Jersey, 1630-1923/Freudenberg, Arthur Oscar
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[edit]The New York Times/1930/08/16/Schneider Flies to Wichita
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[edit]- Schneider Flies to Wichita. Wichita, Kansas; August 16, 1930 (Associated Press) Eddie Schneider, 18-year-old Jersey City, New Jersey youth, attempting to establish a new junior transcontinental flight record, arrived here tonight at 7:45. He had left St. Louis at 1:25 p.m. [1]
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[edit]- Schneider Flies to Wichita. Wichita, Kansas; August 16, 1930 (Associated Press) Eddie Schneider, 18-year-old Westfield, New Jersey [sic] youth, attempting to establish a new junior transcontinental flight record, arrived here tonight at 7:45. He had left St. Louis at 1:25 p.m. [1]
New York Times style correction
[edit]- Schneider Flies to Wichita. Wichita, Kansas; August 16, 1930 (Associated Press) Eddie Schneider, 18-year-old Jersey City, New Jersey youth, attempting to establish a new junior transcontinental flight record, arrived here tonight at 7:45. He had left St. Louis at 1:25 p.m.
- Correction: June 26, 2015
- The original version of the story written by the Associated Press and published by the New York Times incorrectly identified Eddie Schneider as from Westfield, New Jersey. His plane departed from Westfield, New Jersey but he was a resident of Jersey City, New Jersey.
- Correction: June 26, 2015
Works about Charles Frederick Lindauer
[edit]This is an experiment to display annotations to the index of articles about a person. An article may only have a single sentence that concerns the targeted person, but if someone were to write a biography of that person, that sentence would provide a key fact.
- Charles F. Lindauer obituary (1921 March 3)
- Obituary downplaying his role in organized crime. Lindauer was "head of a flourishing business in New York."
- Lexow Committee (1895)
- Lindauer named during testimony as a "small fry" in the numbers game racket.
- News from Jersey City (1889 June 2)
- Lindauer & Co. used as a front for collecting money from the numbers game.
- A Theatre Closed (1881 December 6)
- Article struggling to describe his role in the forced takeover of the Theatre Comique in Jersey City, New Jersey, the article describes him as "a partner or something".
- Admission that the family operates a house of prostitution in West Hoboken, New Jersey. "The defense then called to the stand Jacob Lindauer, who testified: At the time of my arrest at 141 Mott street; I worked for my brother Fred, at West Hoboken. 'What sort of a place was it?' asked Mr. McGrath. 'Well, some call it a hotel, and some call it a house of prostitution. I call it a house of prostitution.'"
- Trial Of The Men Who Worked Bayonne (1881 June 2)
- The arrest of his brother John Jacob Lindauer. "Frederick Lindauer, the brother of Jacob, went to the house with us, but did not go in."
- Lottery Agents Arrested (1879 November 12)
- The "... arrest of C. F. Lindauer".
- State Notes (1873 April 12)
- "Charles Lindauer, who has been confined in the Essex County Jail for nearly two years, sentenced for passing counterfeit money, was on Tuesday the 1st, pardoned by the President on account of his turning State's evidence. Lindauer was bequeathed $15,000 last month by a deceased uncle." He had no uncle that died and left him money, this is an example of money laundering.
Works about Charles Frederick Lindauer
[edit]This is an experiment to display annotations to the index of articles about a person. An article may only have a single sentence that concerns the targeted person, but if someone were to write a biography of that person, that sentence would provide a key fact.
- Charles F. Lindauer obituary (1921 March 3) Obituary downplaying his role in organized crime. Lindauer was "head of a flourishing business in New York."
- Lexow Committee (1895) Lindauer named during testimony as "small fry" in the numbers game racket.
- News from Jersey City (1889 June 2) Lindauer & Co. used as a front for collecting money from the numbers game.
- A Theatre Closed (1881 December 6) Article struggling to describe his role in the forced takeover of the Theatre Comique in Jersey City, New Jersey, the article describes him as "a partner or something".
- The Four Burglars (1881 June 3) Admission that the family operates a house of prostitution in West Hoboken, New Jersey. "The defense then called to the stand Jacob Lindauer, who testified: At the time of my arrest at 141 Mott street; I worked for my brother Fred, at West Hoboken. 'What sort of a place was it?' asked Mr. McGrath. 'Well, some call it a hotel, and some call it a house of prostitution. I call it a house of prostitution.'"
- Four Burglars. Trial Of The Men Who Worked Bayonne (1881 June 2) The arrest of his brother John Jacob Lindauer. "Frederick Lindauer, the brother of Jacob, went to the house with us, but did not go in."
- Lottery Agents Arrested (1879 November 12) The "... arrest of C. F. Lindauer".
- State Notes (1873 April 12) "Charles Lindauer, who has been confined in the Essex County Jail for nearly two years, sentenced for passing counterfeit money, was on Tuesday the 1st, pardoned by the President on account of his turning State's evidence. Lindauer was bequeathed $15,000 last month by a deceased uncle." He had no uncle that died and left him money, this is an example of money laundering.
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