cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13459
title: Portrait of Dona Francisca Lopez de Billerain, [s.d.]

description: Photographic portrait of Dona Francisca Lopez de Billerain, [s.d.]. She can be seen seated at center looking slightly off to the left. She is wearing a black outfit with a black shawl around her head. Her hair is gray and she is wearing glasses. She wears a ring on her left hand. She has a blank look on her face, while framed photographs are visible on top of a shelf in the right background. She was the daughter of Francisco Lopez of Boyle Heights and Elizabeth Fake Ranch.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17705
title: An old adobe house, Riviera (or Reviere?) Adobe, west of Jefferson and St. Andrews, near Western Avenue, ca.1886

description: Photograph of an old adobe house, Riviera (or Reviere?) Adobe, west of Jefferson and St. Andrews, near Western Avenue, ca.1886. A chair sits under the porch to the right of the door. Bushes are planted along the covered porch. Several potted plants hang from the ceiling of the porch. A chimney (or stove) pipe juts from the incline roof.; Picture file card reads: "Bertrand Riviere was born in Haute Garonne, France, in 1817. In 1850 he started on a sailing vessel for America and in nine months landed in San Francisco. He followed mining for two years and then came south to Los Angeles. After several successful years as a dairyman, he purchased 160 acres in the vicinity of what is now Jefferson and Western, and took up his adobe in the then neglected adobe near Cimarrion. At the age of 50 he married in 1866, Sacramento Ruiz, 20 years old, a native daughter from the vicinity of Culver City. He died in 1896."
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17703
title: A family posing in front of old Riviere (or Reviera?) Adobe, west of Jefferson and St. Andres, ca.1878

description: Photograph of a family posing in front of old Riviere (or Reviera?) Adobe, west of Jefferson and St. Andres, ca.1878. Family members are: Mrs. Cachman, Sylvester, Sardenea, Lusto, Jergie, Inez, Clara and Natalie. One of the family member is sitting on a horse closer to the water tower at right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13699
title: Portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Heuriot, [s.d.]

description: Photographic portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Heuriot, [s.d.]. Mrs. Heuriot can be seen sitting in a loveseat to the left of her husband who is sitting in a dark wooden chair. She is resting her right arm on a nearby table while her other hand holds onto her husband's hand. The man has a bushy beard and moustache, while the woman wears a dress with buttons down the front and a striped pattern at the bottom. Picture file card reads: "Monsieur et Madam Heuriot, French teachers of Los Angeles".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10197
title: Portrait of John Rowland, Sr., owner of La Puente Rancho, Los Angeles County, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a portrait of John Rowland, Sr., owner of La Puente Rancho, Los Angeles County, ca.1900. He can be seen from the chest up with his shoulders turned slightly to the right. He can be seen looking straight ahead on a light background. He has wavy hair, and is visible wearing a dark bowtie and jacket. Picture file card reads: "His first wife was a Martinez from New Mexico".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18839
title: Portrait of Marie Sanchez, the wife of Thomas Sanchez, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of a portrait of Marie Sanchez, the wife of Thomas Sanchez, [s.d.]. She can be seen from the chest up with her head turned to the right. She has long, wavy hair and can be seen wearing earrings. The top of her dress reaches the base of her neck.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m5126
title: Painting of Mount Lowe, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of a painting of Mount Lowe showing a zigzagging road working its way to the summit, [s.d.]. Several stripped trees stand amongst the jagged rocks of the foreground while a tall mountain stands at center. Trees blanket the mountain while roads wind around its peak. A second, similar mountain can be seen in the left background while water lies on the right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18840
title: Portrait of Rafaela Sanchez, sister of Thomas (or Tomas?) Sanchez, [s.d.]

description: Photographic portrait of Rafaela Sanchez, sister of Thomas (or Tomas?) Sanchez, [s.d.]. She can be seen from the chest up in a decorated oval frame. Her hair is straight and parted in the middle. She can be seen wearing round earrings and a dress (or a blouse?) that is buttoned up to her neck. On neutral background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18841
title: Portrait of Rosa Sanchez, daughter of Thomas (or Tomas) Sanchez, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of a portrait of Rosa Sanchez, daughter of Thomas (or Tomas) Sanchez, [s.d.]. She has short straight hair that is parted in the middle. She can be seen wearing a dress (or blouse?) that has buttoned buttons all the way up to her neck. A necklace is visible around her neck. The background is neutral.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18842
title: Portrait of Vincente Sanchez, son of Thomas (or Tomas?) Sanchez, [s.d.]

description: Photographic portrait of Vincente Sanchez, son of Thomas (or Tomas?) Sanchez, [s.d.]. The young man can be seen posing next to chair with curtains draped over it at left. He stands with his right leg crossed over his left and his left hand in his pocket. His right arm can be seen on the top of a chair. He has dark hair and a mustache and wears a three-piece suit.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4604008
title: NewsREC dataset: news recommendation and diversification

description: This dataset contains ratings on news about the Brazilian 2018 presidential elections. This news was recommended by different recommender algorithms including diversification strategies. So, we registered the algorithms responsible for each recommendation and this information can be used by other researchers who are focusing on diversification of recommendations, especially in the news domain. Eeah news item contains the raw text that can be used for text mining techniques in order to discover features for diversification.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18843
title: Portrait of Wenceslas (or Wencestao?) Chino Sanchez, son of Thomas (or Tomas?) A. Sanchez, [s.d.]

description: Photographic portrait of Wenceslas (or Wencestao?) Chino Sanchez, son of Thomas (or Tomas?) A. Sanchez, [s.d.]. The middle-age man can be seen with wavy dark hair parted on the side. His head is turned slightly to the right, and he can be seen with a kaiser-like mustache and thick eye brows. He is wearing a checkered jacket and tie.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4604007
title: NewsREC dataset: news recommendation and diversification

description: This dataset contains ratings on news about the Brazilian 2018 presidential elections. This news was recommended by different recommender algorithms including diversification strategies. So, we registered the algorithms responsible for each recommendation and this information can be used by other researchers who are focusing on diversification of recommendations, especially in the news domain. Eeah news item contains the raw text that can be used for text mining techniques in order to discover features for diversification.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m968
title: First office of the Los Angeles Times on Downey Block, 1875

description: Photograph of the first office of the Los Angeles Times on Downey Block, 1875. A two-story brick building is picured, with multiple doors on the lower level, one of which is covered by a wooden overhang. People can be seen leaning out of the upper windows, each of which is painted with the sign "Mirror Printing Office". Below, signs read "Mirror Book Bindery" and "Paper Ruled and Blank Books Manufactured".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6210
title: Uncompleted elevated bicycle path connecting Pasadena and Los Angeles, ca.1900

description: Photograph of an uncompleted elevated bicycle path connecting Pasadena and Los Angeles, ca.1900. Trolley car tracks can be seen in the unpaved street which runs into the distance at center, above which a wooden bicycle pass can be seen, elevated on trestles. In the background, two buildings are visible to the right: one with what appear to be minnarets, the other bearing the words "Pasadena Grand [...]".; A caption below the image reads "Even in 1900, people dreamt of avoiding traffic! Planned to connect Pasadena with Los Angeles but never completed, this elevated bicycle path is shown as it looked in Pasadena".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8751
title: Real Estate Parade (?) during the Boom Days, San Diego, November 18, 1885

description: Photograph of a Real Estate Parade (?) during the Boom Days, San Diego, November 18, 1885. A train of multiple horse-drawn carriages roll down the street from the left foreground to the right distance. Some carriages advertise for local businesses while others are decorated in American flags. What appear to be two- to five- story commercial buildings line the left side of the unpaved street. Cart signs read "Bargains in Park Additon To-morrow" and "City Transfer Co.". Other legible signs include: "Williams & Ingle. Sewer Iron Pipe".; Picture file card reads "Questionable. Read typed page on back of duplicate print".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18825
title: Ex-president Taft and others in Expostion Park, 1915

description: Photographic portrait of ex-president Taft and others in Expostion Park, 1915. President Taft stands second in from center, with R.N. Bulla to the left of him. To his right, J.C. Brock, F.A. Daggett and Dr. A.L. Scott stand respectively. The corinthian columns of what is now the Museum of Natural History surround them. Some of the men have their hats in their hands.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10259
title: Men and women in traditional Chinese costume at La Fiesta in Los Angeles, ca.1901

description: Photograph of men and women in traditional Chinese costume at La Fiesta in Los Angeles, ca.1901. Men and women in silk pants, jackets and dresses are pictured on rickshaw-style carts decorated with chinese characters, some of whom have wide wicker hats. In the left foreground, one holding a decorative spear fixes his sandal, while to the right, a lone man in a wide-brimmed hat stands watching him. The women can be seen in the background. Picture file card reads "President McKinley?".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m12374
title: Oil wells on Court Street, ca.1901

description: Photograph of about twenty-five oil wells on Court Street, interspersed with dwellings, ca.1901. Almost overnight, a residential district was transformed into an oil field. A dirt road lies in the foreground while several oil derricks stand amongst trees behind a wooden fence in the right foreground. Many more oil derricks stand as tall as the trees that fill the yards of the small residences at center. The oil field continues into the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13481
title: William Jennings Bryan addressing the citizens of Los Angeles, July 5, 1897

description: Photograph of William Jennings Bryan addressing the citizens of Los Angeles, July 5, 1897. Bryan is pictured at the center of the image, standing at the top of a star-spangled podium while the heads of the people in the crowd that has flocked around him fill the foreground. A large wooden structure serves as his backdrop and canopy. Several standing men in hats and suits can be seen to the far right. Some of the people in the crowd have opened umbrellas.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9694
title: Seventh Regiment of Los Angeles at the San Diego Presidio during the Spanish-American War, 1898

description: Photograph of the 7th Regiment of Los Angeles at the San Diego Presidio during the Spanish-American War, 1898. Two ranks of men in rangers' uniforms are seen to the right, each man with a rifle held against his right shoulder. To the left, a long officer can be seen, dressed in a different uniform. Barracks are visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7092
title: Sailors climbing the back of a streetcar in San Pedro during the visit of the Great White Fleet, 1908

description: Photograph of sailors climbing the back of a streetcar in San Pedro during the visit of the Great White Fleet, 1908. Eight sailors can be seen climbing the streetcar on the corner of Broadway and Fifth Street, their backs to the camera save for the two who have made it to the top. In the background to either side of the car, pedestrians and what appear to be tall commercial buildings can be seen. Picture file card reads "'First of the Fleet' arrived in town".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18828
title: Soldiers at attention in the State Militia Parade, Los Angeles, ca.1889-1890

description: Photograph of soldiers at attention in the State Militia Parade, Los Angeles, ca.1889-1890. A long rank of men in calvalry uniforms stand to the right of the image, extending into the left background, while three officers on foot can be seen standing ahead of them near center. A fourth officer is visible astride his horse, farther back. A crowd of onlookers can be seen in the far distance to the left. Residential houses and what appears to be mansion can be seen in the background, along with trees.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10499
title: Crowd gathered at an unidentified park for a "Roosevelt for President" rally, 1912

description: Photograph of a crowd gathered at an unidentified park for a "Roosevelt for President" rally, 1912. Three concrete paths are visible running from the foreground to the background of the image, separated from each other by rectangular plots of grass and flowers. Towards the center of the image, men and women in formal dress can be seen, turned to look towards an amphitheatre stage in the background, which is partially obscured by trees at left. Seating is pictured to the left and right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m11051
title: Float representing the ship of Lief Ericsson in Los Angeles' La Fiesta Parade, ca.1915

description: Photograph of a float representing the ship of Lief Ericsson in Los Angeles' La Fiesta Parade, ca.1915. A group of eight or more valkyries in horned helmets are visible in the longboat. Oars hang from the boat's sides and a wide banner stands from the boat's center. A ninth, lone valkyrie stands at the helm of the ship.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m4026
title: Group of men posing at the Mullholland Highway ground breaking ceremony, Los Angeles, 1923

description: Photograph of a group of men posing at the Mullholland Highway ground breaking ceremony, Los Angeles, 1923. A man at center, possibly William Mullholland, stoops down with a shovel in his hand, driving it into the earth and looking into the camera. He wears wire-frame glasses and a longcoat and hat like many of the gentlemen around him. A second man wears a porkpie hat and knickers in contrast to the long pants of the other men who total roughly 33.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m1005
title: Men firing a cannon for a Harbor Day celebration in San Pedro, ca.1889

description: Photograph of men firing a cannon for a Harbor Day celebration in San Pedro, ca.1889. A man at center stands slightly in front of the cannon which faces perpendicular to him. To the left of him, a second man crouches down attending to the cannon. Two women can be seen in the left background, one of which holds a parasol or umbrella. Smoke from the cannon fills the right side of the image. Picture file card reads "pre-harbor celebrations from hill behind town".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18829
title: Female Post Office employees marching in the Preparedness Day Parade, Los Angeles, 1916

description: Photograph of women marching in the Preparedness Day Parade, Los Angeles, 1916. Nine women employed by the Post Offcie in lightly-colored blouses and long skirts march in a rank at the corner of Third Street and Broadway, holding American flags. Behind them, a rank of men in suits and hats do the same. Streetcar rails are visible in the unpaved street beneath them, while spectators can be seen in the background in front of a collection of canopied commercial buildings. Legible signs read: "Drugs", "Regal Shoe Store", and "Mandegrift's Economic Shoes".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6098
title: D.B. Wilson residence between El Molino Viejo and the Huntington Library, ca.1900

description: Photograph of the D.B. Wilson residence between El Molino Viejo and the Huntington Library, ca.1900. The one-story adobe, which overlooks Mill Pond, is shown behind what appears to be a home made trellis to the right, and two small trees near its entrance, one a palm, the other a deciduous tree. A few stones are arranged around the front stoop, where a collapsed bed frame and spare tire have been placed. A window can be seen to the building's far left, while a second door is visible to the right behind the trellis. Trees can be seen in the background above the home's flat roof and chimney. The home was constructed in 1854.; Photoprint reads: "'Mr. Hertrich says this may be old adobe which may have lived in originally. Thinks it may be house George S. Patton's help lived in. Wilson's house had wide porch and steps leading down. Miss Anita Patton should be consulted. - ECW Jace, 1939'; 'Mr. S. O'Melveny consulted Anne Patton regarding this adobe and she reported that the Don Benito Wilson adobe (which was on her father's property) was torn down, as unsafe, in 1910. That the house pictured here may have been built, thereafter, out of materials that came from the old Wilson adobe whe it was torn down. -- February 26, 1942'".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7957
title: Los Angeles oil field near 1st Street and Glendale Boulevard, August 20, 1901

description: Photograph of a Los Angeles oil field near 1st Street and Glendale Boulevard, August 20, 1901. About 30 oil wells are visible, along with several large wooden storage tanks.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13176
title: Portrait of Los Angeles High School's graduating class on Poundcake Hill, 1885

description: Photographic portrait of Los Angeles High School's graduating class on Poundcake Hill, 1885. The class is shown in a composite shot. On the bottom, the class poses in four rows outside the high school's clapboarded side. On the top, a distant shot of the entire school is shown on Poundcake hill. The school is two stories tall with a small clock tower extending from the center of its roof. Below, the class is seated in the two front rows, the front-most boys seated on the ground, while the girls behind them appear to be seated on chairs. The rest stand.; The names from left to right are; First Row: Fred Sterns, and unidentified student, George A. Fitch, Joe Ketchum, Paul Frebe, and a second unidentified student. Second Row: Bessie Harris, Babel Otis, Edith Field, Mercy Abbot, Mamie Norton, Hattie Boquest, and Lillian Thurston. Third Row: Warran Hopperstead, an unidentified student, Lavis LaBarea, T. Orella, Proffessor Bram, Otto Weid, Fred Martin, Harry Stausberry. Back row: (?) Leonis, Willie Gard, Leon Levy, an unidentified student, Vincent Guercio and Norman Martin.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13162
title: Assembled staff of "old-timers" employed at the Los Angeles Times, 1934

description: Photograph of the assembled staff of "old-timers" employed at the Los Angeles Times, 1934. Thirty-seven men are pictured standing or sitting on a lawn dressed in suits. A building is visible to the right behind them. At center, the man with his hands in his pockets has been identifed as Harry Chandler, the owner and publisher of the paper at the time. Forrest is visible behind them. The men in the photo share a total service record of 1213 years, or an average of approximately 33 years per man, including the two "youngsters" present. Two employees, Joseph Ford and Charles Edwards, with service of 44 years each, were unable to be present for the photo. The photoprint for the image identifies the year as 1924.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m1251
title: Exterior view of the Bella Union Hotel in Los Angeles, 1871

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the Bella Union Hotel in Los Angeles, 1871. The three-story hotel is pictured at center, three rows of arched doors and windows on each level. On the top level, a man or woman in dark clothing is standing on the balcony, looking to the left. Below, a horse-drawn carriage has stopped in front of the hotel's lower window, which reads "Davidson Dealers. Havana and Domestic. Cigars, Tobacco [...]". Farther right, two men converse on the sidewalk, which is lined by bare trees. The hotel sports its name on its side, which is made of red brick. Farther left, the two-story Bank of Los Angeles (Farmers and Merchants) is visible.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m4337
title: Exterior view of the Don Lopez Geronimo adobe ranch house, San Fernando Valley, 1898

description: Photograph of the Don Lopez Geronimo adobe ranch house, San Fernando Valley, 1898. The one-story adobe is shown at center, with several people positioned around the picket fence that runs horizontally across the image. The adobe features a wrap-around porch which is covered by a wooden overhang, and a shingled roof which sports two brick chimneys as well as a metal stovepipe. The road in front of the house is unpaved and appears to be littered by horse droppings. A tree stands in front of the fence to the left. Mountains are partially visible in the right background. The ranch was build by Valintine Lopez and afterward bought by Geronimo's son, Stephen Lopez. Photoprint reads: "Lange(?) adobe house built by Geronimo Lopez, became famous as the Lopez Station".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18831
title: Portrait of the assembled Lopez family outdoors, [s.d.]

description: Photographic portrait of the assembled Lopez family, [s.d.]. Forty-six members of the Lopez family are gathered outside on the lawn of a two-story victorian-style house, whose bay window can be seen in the left background. Assembled in roughly four rows, younger and middle-aged family members are seated on the ground in front along with children. Next, a row of more elderly members are seated along with several younger members, followed by two rows of members that appear to be in their mid forties to late fifties. No other identification of family members is given.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18832
title: Portrait of the Lopez family gathered at the 50th wedding anniversary, 1901

description: Photographic portrait of the Lopez family gathered at the old home for the 50th wedding anniversary, 1901. Men and women cluster together on the patio of a one-story adobe house which the picture file card identifies as the "old ranch house". In the front row, an adolescent boy is seated on the ground, clutching his knee to his chest, while four of his elders sit behind him on chairs. To the right, an elderly man with a long, white beard is dressed in a suit, an elderly women seated to either side of him, although the woman to the right appears to be older. To the far left of the row, a third woman is seated, who appears to be in her early fifties. The rest of the group appear to be middle-aged, the younger of whom wear bolero dress. Picture file card reads "Names in Photo File". Anniversary of Dona Catalina Lopez and Don Jeronimo Lopez, who were married in 1851. Photoprint reads: "The old Lopez Shel[...] on the Toll Road 1890-1900?".; An additional information card lists the name of those in the picture: "1. Rubina Lopez de Dominguez, 2. Dona Catalina Lopez, 3. Don Geronimo (or Jeronimo?) Lopez, 4. Dona Augustia Feliz de Ramirez (Dona Chinita), 5. Joe Alexander (David Alexander's son), 6. Chrissy Wilson (Mr. John Wilson's sister), 7. Julia Quiroli, 8. Erlinda Lopez de Alexander, 9. Mary Lopez de Villegas, 10. Zaragosa Lopez de Britten, 11. Mammie Dunn de Whittiher [sic] (daughter of Luisa Lopez de Dunn), 12. Charles Shaug, 13. Ramona Lopez de Shaug, 14. Maelia Hardicopf (baby), 15. Luisa Lopez de Dunn de MacAlonen, 16. [blank], 17. Gracie Dunn de Rogers, 18. Kate Lopez de Miller, 19. Gracie Lopez de Wilson, 20. Catarina Pico de Pico, 21. Johnnie J. Wilson, 21. Thomas Dunn, 22. 'same as #43', 23. Will Miller, 24. [blank], 25. Jerome Dunn, 26. [blank], 27. Walter Whittiker [sic], 28. John Burr (sherriff of Los Angeles County), 29. Mrs. Frank Troxell, 30. Charloti Renaldi, 31. Richard Barkley, 32. [blank], 33. Amilia Pico (wife of J.B. Pico), 34. Mrs. John Burr, 35. Judge John Barclay, 36. Romolo Pico, 37. Margarete Miller Weise, 38 Senora Adelaide Mellus-Alexander, 39. Libby Alexander, 40. Geo. K. Porter, 41. John T. Wilson, 42. [blank], 43. 'same as #22', 44. Don Valentine Lopez, 45. Edward Dunn."