cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9729
title: Panoramic view of San Francisco earthquake damage, showing the heart of the business district, 1906

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of San Francisco, showing the heart of the business district, 1906. A palm tree stands in the foreground on the far left with a thin path next to it leading to a row of burnt trees. Building foundations blanketed with rubble lie behind the trees. A street behind the foundations separates them from the still-standing frames of the skyscrapers across the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17647
title: Great fire consuming the Palace and Grand Hotels after the earthquake, San Francisco, April 18, 1906

description: Photograph of the great fire consuming the Palace and Grand Hotels after the earthquake, San Francisco, April 18, 1906. Police officers stand near a horse on the right sidewalk of a narrow street in the foreground. Tall buildings shade the street while the bright flames devour the two large hotels on the intersecting street at center. Although the buildings still stand, the windows are filled with flames and clouds of smoke encircle them.; Copyright 1906, by J.D.C. Published by J.D. Cardinell, Oakland, Calif.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17648
title: San Francisco earthquake damage, showing an exterior view of the City Hall Dome, 1906

description: Photograph of San Francisco earthquake damage, showing an exterior view of the City Hall Dome, 1906. Palm trees surround the fence which contains the large City Hall Dome at center. A statue depicting a warrior stands guard on a large, lightly-colored pedestal just in front of the building. Most of the exterior wall of the dome has crumbled leaving the interior frame exposed. The statue which appears to depict a Greek woman figure holding a torch still stands in tact at the top of the dome.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17651
title: San Francisco earthquake damage, showing the City Hall Dome in the background, 1906

description: Photograph of San Francisco earthquake damage, showing the City Hall Dome in the background, 1906. Various metal piping lies bent and strewn across the sea of bricks in the foreground. Single walls stand alone at center with other damaged buildings visible in the behind them. The exterior wall of the City Hall Dome has crumbled in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13398
title: Portrait of Colonel James J. Ayers, ca.1880-1897

description: Photographic portrait of Colonel James Joseph Ayers, ca.1880-1897. View from the chest up. He has thick dark eyebrows, a short thick curly grey and black beard and moustache, and greying dark curly hair -- thinning on top and thick in back. He is wearing a three-piece suit with bow tie. A watch fob is looped around the top button of his vest. He is turned slightly to his left.; Ayers was editor of the Los Angeles Express.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17654
title: Howard (or Guerrero Street?) at 18th Street, showing earthquake damage in San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of Howard (or Guerrero Street?) at 18th Street, showing earthquake damage in San Francisco, 1906. A horse drawn carriage sits on a cobblestone street at center with two men viewing the damage from the sidewalk just behind it. The two homes on the far right appear to be in tact, but the two on the left have rocked off their foundations and leaned onto the houses on the right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17655
title: McAllister Street near Market Street, showing men cleaning the earthquake debris in San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of McAllister Street near Market Street, showing men cleaning the earthquake debris in San Francisco, 1906. Damaged buildings continue down either side of the street into the background, included a column-guarded building on the right. Men, some in work clothes others in suits, shovel the crumbled walls of the city. They appear to collect the debris in horse-drawn carriages like the one in the right foreground.; Copyright 1906, by Rieden, Cardinell & Co.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17656
title: Fire approaching the residential district of San Francisco, viewed from market Street and 14th Street, 1906

description: Photograph of fire approaching the residential district of San Francisco, viewed from market Street and 14th Street, 1906. People set up tents and park horse-drawn carriages in the open field in the foreground on the left while others drive their carriages through the intersection on the right. The crowded residential distract stands behind them while a massive cloud broods over the background. The fire will destroy everything in view.; Copyright, 1906 by Rieden, Cardinell & Co.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17657
title: Fire approaching the residential district of San Francisco, viewed from Market Street and 14th Street, 1906

description: Photograph of fire approaching the residential district of San Francisco, viewed from Market Street and 14th Street, 1906. An open field lies in the foreground on the left while a crowd populates the intersection on the right. The tall apartment buildings and homes at center stand in tact, awaiting the fire which rages beneath a dark cloud in the background.; Copyright, 1906 by Rieden, Cardinell & Co.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17660
title: Crenshaw Boulevard, looking south, ca.1929

description: Photograph looking south on Crenshaw Boulevard, ca.1929. Automobiles drive on either side of the road from the foreground to the distance. Lamp posts, each with two lights, line the sidewalks on either side. What appear to be large houses stand in landscaped lawns on the left side while larger building stand behind the palm trees at right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m293
title: Automobiles parked on Hill Street, north from Seventh Street, Los Angeles, ca.1920

description: Photograph of automobiles parked on Hill Street, looking north from Seventh Street in Los Angeles, ca.1920. Automobiles line the sides of the road, while others amble down the street. A large sidewalk strip is visible at left, and the street is lined with large lamps bearing the American flag. Wires criss-cross above the road, while buildings of varying heights are visible on both sides of the thoroughfare.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17662
title: Site of Pacific Electric grade separation over Mission Road before construction, February 1936

description: Photograph of site of Pacific Electric grade separation over Mission Road before construction, February 1936. In the background at center, two wide roads can be seen. At the center of the road, several sets of metallic tracks can be seen intersecting the road. Along both sets of streets, utility poles can be seen. Several automobiles are visible along the street, and a small trolley seems to move along the tracks at left. In the background at center, a small city can be seen. Legible signs near the city include "Rainier Beer" and "Mission Woodcraft". Behind the city, large trees and hills can be seen. Compares to CHS-42136 and CHS-42317.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17132
title: Group of altar candlesticks, Mission San Carlos Borromeo, Monterey, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a group of altar candlesticks at Mission San Carlos Borromeo, Monterey, ca.1900. Probably all made of turned metal. There are two tall ones holding candles flanking the two medium sized ones and and three short ones. They all stand on a flat surface in front of rough plaster or stucco wall.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m670
title: Pacific Electric grade separation over Mission Road after construction, March 6, 1937

description: Photograph of the site of Pacific Electric grade separation over Mission Road after construction, March 6, 1937. Tall grass blankets the hill in the foreground along with several small bushes. A road lies at the foot of the hill and the grade separation runs above it. Electrical poles line either side of the grade separation and a train car travels along it. Several more streets run perpendicular to the separation and continue into the hills of the background. These streets lie in a residential area.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m2692
title: Panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking north along Olive at Olympic, December 1984

description: Photograph of panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking north along Olive at Olympic, December 1984. In the extreme foreground at center, a paved road can be seen extending to the far right. To the left of the road, a group of five construction barriers can be seen beside a small fence. In the background, groups of large buildings and skyscrapers can be seen. The construction of a skyscraper can be seen to the far left. Legible signs on the buildings include "Bank of America" and "One Wilshire". Photograph donor: Jim Lewis.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m686
title: Olive Street looking northeast toward Fifth Street, December, 1984

description: Photograph of Olive Street looking northeast toward Fifth Street, December, 1984. The two streets intersect in the right foreground where a traffic light extends out over the crosswalk. Palm trees decorate Pershing Square at center while a fringed banner decorates the street on the left. In view are the Philharmonic Auditorium and the Temple Auditorium. A billboard stands on the roof of one building with an ad that reads "Cut out for Mexico, Fly Mexicana, Acapulco Daily Nonstop". The street goes up hill in the left distance. Donor: Jim Lewis.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m704
title: View southwest showing Ramona Boulevard from the Macy Street Bridge after completion of project, April 16, 1935

description: Photograph of a view southwest showing Ramona Boulevard from the Macy Street Bridge after completion of project, April 16, 1935. The wide road winds from the center foreground to the left and back around to the right distance. Several automobiles drive along its right side while several others are parked on the far left. Large houses stand on the left side of the stretch of road which leads to the right distance. At the end of the road stands a large, cylindrical factory with several parts to its massive building. Railroad tracks lined with electrical poles wind from the right foreground to the end of the road in the background. A sign at center reads "Noeppel". Compares to USC-0-1-1-704 taken before street construction.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m707
title: Northeast view showing Ramona Boulevard after completion, April 16, 1935

description: Photograph of a northeast view showing Ramona Boulevard after completion, from a point one hundred feet north of the intersection of Mitchell and Echandia Streets, April 16, 1935. The road winds down the center with automobiles in its wide lanes and railroad tracks next to the electrical lines along its left side. Large trees stand in the foreground obstructing the view of the dirt hill on the far right. A residential area lies across the background and a very large, lightly-colored building stands on the far left. Compares to USC-0-1-1-706 and USC-0-1-1-707 taken before and during street construction.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m709
title: Ramona Boulevard east from Mission Road after widening and paving

description: Photograph of Ramona Boulevard looking east from Mission Road after widening and paving, April 15, 1935. The Hotel Mascarel, formerly on the corner, is gone. An automobile drives on the wide road on the left with electrical poles on the right and electrical lines tangled overhead. A sign on the right reads "Live and Let Live, Drive Thoughtfully, Avoid Accidents". Behind it stands a row of small houses. Railroad tracks curve to the left where a bridge stands. More houses stand at the end of the road in the background. Compares to USC-0-1-1-709 taken before street work.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m708
title: Ramona Boulevard looking east from Mission Road before widening and paving, November 27, 1933

description: Photograph of Ramona Boulevard looking east from Mission Road before widening and paving, November 27, 1933. The Hotel Mascarel stands on the corner. The thin road extends into the distance at center while the intersecting road lies across the foreground. Electrical poles stand on either side of Ramona Boulevard and several automobiles are parked along the sidewalks. A railroad car drives along the tracks on the left which lead to the bridge in the background. Houses stand in the distance. Compares to USC-0-1-1-710, taken after completion of work.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.18849239
title: Additional file 2 of Investigation of fiber utilization in the rumen of dairy cows based on metagenome-assembled genomes and single-cell RNA sequencing

description: Additional file 1: Supplementary Table S1. Summary of sequence data generated from rumen samples of 49 dairy cows. Supplementary Table S2. Summary of rumen bacterial genomes recovered from 49 dairy cows. Supplementary Table S3. Numbers of each CAZyme family predicted in the total metagenome. Supplementary Table S4. PUL profile of MAGs in Bacteroidetes. Supplementary Table S5. DEGs of each rumen epithelial cell type. Supplementary Table S6. List of microbial proteins derived from the 30 key MAG sequence data. Supplementary Table S7. Localization-filtered bovine receptor proteins. Supplementary Table S8. Interactions identified using domain–domain-based protein–protein predictions between microbial and bovine receptor proteins. Supplementary Table S9. Genes of short-chain fatty acid catabolic process and ketone body biosynthetic process gene sets.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m702
title: View northeast showing completion of Ramona Boulevard from the Macy Street Bridge, April, 16, 1934

description: Photograph of a view northeast showing completion of Ramona Boulevard from the Macy Street Bridge, April, 16, 1934. Two automobiles drive along the wide road at center with a steep, excavated hill on the right. Houses stand at the top of the hill on the right while a cement trench lies along the left side of the road. Railroad tracks wind around the hill from the left side of the road and trench with electrical poles standing along either side. Several long trains can be seen on the far left with houses standing on the short hill behind them. Corresponds to USC-0-1-1-701 and USC-0-1-1-702 taken before and during street construction.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.18849239.v1
title: Additional file 2 of Investigation of fiber utilization in the rumen of dairy cows based on metagenome-assembled genomes and single-cell RNA sequencing

description: Additional file 1: Supplementary Table S1. Summary of sequence data generated from rumen samples of 49 dairy cows. Supplementary Table S2. Summary of rumen bacterial genomes recovered from 49 dairy cows. Supplementary Table S3. Numbers of each CAZyme family predicted in the total metagenome. Supplementary Table S4. PUL profile of MAGs in Bacteroidetes. Supplementary Table S5. DEGs of each rumen epithelial cell type. Supplementary Table S6. List of microbial proteins derived from the 30 key MAG sequence data. Supplementary Table S7. Localization-filtered bovine receptor proteins. Supplementary Table S8. Interactions identified using domain–domain-based protein–protein predictions between microbial and bovine receptor proteins. Supplementary Table S9. Genes of short-chain fatty acid catabolic process and ketone body biosynthetic process gene sets.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m703
title: View southwest showing the proposed Ramona Boulevard from Macy Street Bridge, November 15, 1933

description: Photograph of a view southwest showing the proposed Ramona Boulevard from Macy Street Bridge, November 15, 1933. Seven sets of railroad tracks can be seen next to one another at right. A train can be seen on the second track from the left, while other railroad cars can be seen to the right off of the tracks. Utility poles border the tracks at left, while a ditch can be seen to the left of the tracks down center. What appear to be homes and other buildings can be seen at left to the left of the ditch on top of a small incline. A sign at center near one of the buildings reads, "Hoeppel Con[...]". At least two cylindrical-shaped buildings appear to be under construction in the right background. Compares to USC-0-1-1-705 taken after street construction.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m700
title: View northeast in route of the proposed Ramona Boulevard from Macy Street Bridge, November 15, 1933

description: Photograph of a view northeast in route of the proposed Ramona Boulevard from Macy Street Bridge, November 15, 1933. Five sets of railroad tracks can be seen next to one another at left bordered by utility poles. Two trains can be seen on the far tracks towards the background, while a steep hill is visible at right. A dirt path can be seen on the hill, as well as homes on top of the hill. Other buildings are visible on a small incline in the left background, while mountains can be seen in the distance. Corresponds to USC-0-1-1-702 and USC-0-1-1-703 taken during and after street construction.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17133
title: A tall altar candlestick, Mission San Carlos Borromeo, Monterey, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a tall altar candlesticks at Mission San Carlos Borromeo, Monterey, ca.1900. It is probably made of turned metal. Three small feet support the circular base. It stands on a flat (wood?) surface in front of a plain plaster wall.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m4103
title: Concrete gutter construction west of Hoover Street on Adams, ca.1920-1930

description: Photograph of concrete gutter construction west of Hoover Street on Adams, ca.1920-1930. In the foreground at right, a paved road can be seen extending into the background. At left, a smooth section of drying cement can be seen. Long boards extend over sections of the cement slabs. In the background at center, a large group of men stand near a section of the road along the curb. All the men wear hats, and most of them hold brooms or bull floats in their hands.  A lone bull float sits in the middle of the street in the foreground. Additional men can be standing beneath trees along the sidewalk at left. Tot he far right, a cement mixer can be seen.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m4080
title: Sepulveda Boulevard one-half mile south of tunnel, showing operation in laying pavement with mechanical spreader, September 16, 1935

description: Photograph of Sepulveda Boulevard one-half mile south of tunnel, showing operation in laying pavement with mechanical spreader, September 16, 1935. Two trucks poor pavement out onto the road at center while two mechanical spreaders flatten it on the left. The road sits at the top of a short decline with trees in the bottom foreground. A rock wall stands behind the road with a thick forest of trees on its top.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m4107
title: Sepulveda Tunnel, showing two Ransome -- half-yard concrete guns, March 1, 1930

description: Photograph of construction of the Sepulveda Tunnel, showing two Ransome -- half-yard concrete guns, March 1, 1930. The two concrete guns sit side by side at center with their long, metal pipes extending into the foreground. Gauges are attached to their fronts and a single light bulb hangs overhead. They area is contained by a small, wooden structure.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3948
title: construction of the Sepulveda Tunnel, showing south portal, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of construction of the Sepulveda Tunnel, showing south portal, [s.d.]. Debris and wooden pieces lie in the foreground. A ladder stands against a wooden frame constructed in front of the tunnel at center. Jagged rock wall surrounds the dark tunnel.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m736
title: View of Soto Street looking north toward Union Pacific Railroad tracks, 1936

description: Photograph of a view of Soto Street, looking north toward Union Pacific Railroad tracks prior to underpass construction, February 1936. The paved lanes of Soto Street run through the center of the image, peppered by automobile traffic. Buildings of the Soto Welding Works sit to the right of the street, while small residential structures sit to its left. Union Pacific Railroad tracks cross the street near the horizon. This image depicts Soto street prior to the proposed grade separation under the railroad tracks, and compares to CHS-737, which was taken after construction.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m738
title: View of Soto Street betwen Alhambra Avenue and Mission Road from a point opposite Ascot Speedway, 1932

description: Photograph of a view of Soto Street betwen Alhambra Avenue and Mission Road from a point opposite Ascot Speedway, 1932. At center, a two-lane paved street extends into the distance, where a lone automobile can be seen. At left, a group of utility poles extends along the road, while at right, a portion of grassy  hill is visible. The image was taken after road construction. Grading was done by labor paid under unemployment bond issue.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17663
title: North Sprint Street looking from Temple Street, showing paving, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of North Sprint Street looking from Temple Street, showing paving, [s.d.]. The street is divided into three sections. At center, a section of the street is composed entirely of dirt and rubble. On either side of the dirt section, a paved section of the street can be seen. At left, a man standing in a small steamroller can be seen on one of the paved sections. Further to the left, a carved, dirt slope can be seen. A line of utility poles stand along the side of the slope. A man stands near one of the poles with a water hose. At the top of the slope, a line of homes is visible. In the extreme background, several automobiles and buildings can be seen at center.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m759
title: View of Spring Street looking north from Third Street, ca.1934

description: Photograph of a view of Spring Street looking north from Third Street, ca.1934. At center, a wide, paved commercial street is pictured extending into the distance with what appears to be either three or four lanes of traffic. At left, the Douglas Building can be seen, and at right, the Stimson building is visible. Farther in at left, the Lyceum Theater can be seen with a conical cupola extending from its facade. Street car cables are visible above, strung between the buildings. Legible signs from left to right include: "Eagleson's. Eagleson & Co", "Eagleson's Semi-Annual Sale! [...] Mens Suits. $21. $26. $31", "Hotel", and "L.T. Phillips B[...]", "Cigars", "[...]ambers. [D]rugs. Lunch".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m778
title: Postcard showing a view of Spring Street looking north from Fourth Street, 1900

description: Photograph of a postcard showing a view of Spring Street looking north from Fourth Street, 1900. At center, two street cars make their way down Spring, with horse-drawn carriages traversing the outer edges. To the left and right, tall tenement buildings enclose the area, some adorned by billboards. Legible signs include: "Grand Pacific Roomer", and "Lankershim Office Building".; Caption reads: "573, Sprint Str., looking north from 4th Str, Los Angeles, Cal. Publ. by Oscar Newman.". On the back, the postcard is addressed to G.J.R., Freeville, N.Y.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m793
title: Spring Street looking north from Eighth Street, 1924

description: Photograph of a view of Spring Street looking north from Eighth Street, 1924. At center, a wide, paved road extends into the distance, traversed by street cars, automobiles and pedestrians. To the left and right, commercial shop fronts and tenement buildings are visible.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17134
title: Silver altar censers used at Mission San Carlos Borromeo, Monterey, ca.1907

description: Photograph of four silver altar censers used at Mission San Carlos Borromeo, Monterey, ca.1907. The two more ornate censers hang from their chains on a cloth background. The other two, both simpler in design (one is a simple cylindrical container with a domed top), sit on the cloth below the other two.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m308
title: Automobile parked near Fort Moore Hill during demolition, 1949

description: Photograph of an automobile parked near Fort Moore Hill during demolition, 1949. At center, the automobile can be seen parked along the side of the street, which is visible in the foreground. The hill is pictured at left, just in fron the road, while construction equipment is visible towards its foot at right. This view looks northwest from Spring Street.