Stories
Permanent, primary-source-cited narratives. Each story is generated from existing claims with full citations, and rewrites itself when fresh sources land β every fact traces back to a chunk you can read.
person Robert Winkler Β· π Short Β· 87 words
person Porter Β· π Short Β· 42 words
person Paul S. Martin Β· π Short Β· 73 words
thing No-name nugget Β· π Short Β· 57 words
The No-name nugget refers to two large gold nuggets discovered in Ballarat, Australia, in the 1850s, notable for their size and value. [chunk:3401][chunk:3400]
person Nicolas Acosta Β· π Short Β· 134 words
thing newspaper (Santa Fe, 1894) Β· π Short Β· 33 words
person M. W. Neff Β· π Short Β· 92 words
person Muller Β· π Short Β· 41 words
Muller is a dealer in picture frames, mouldings, and household items in Santa Fe, New Mexico [chunk:3372].
person Mr. Ferguson Β· π Short Β· 110 words
person Miguel Β· π Short Β· 85 words
person Mary Luke Β· π Short Β· 113 words
person Mangas Coloradas Β· π Short Β· 17 words
person Julius de Mun Β· π Short Β· 49 words
person John P. Slough Β· π Short Β· 85 words
White, in 1891 [chunk:4778][chunk:4811].
person John Bell Β· π Short Β· 29 words
person Jim Swartz Β· π Short Β· 54 words
Jim Swartz was a Mimbres farmer who owned 900 fruit trees and an acre of strawberries in 1891 [chunk:4496].
person J. B. Petrie Β· π Short Β· 114 words
person Hatch Β· π Short Β· 86 words
person Harry Classen Β· π Short Β· 57 words
person Gio Chan See Β· π Short Β· 71 words
person Frank Jones Β· π Short Β· 58 words
Frank Jones was a Silver City, New Mexico, resident who planned and participated in a four-week hunting and fishing trip in the Mogollon Mountains in 1891. [chunk:4752][chunk:4914]
person Enterprise man Β· π Short Β· 37 words
person Dr. Mason Β· π Short Β· 86 words
Mason is a 27-year-old Kingston physician [chunk:4782][chunk:4717][chunk:4719] whose 1891 shooting by James Hiler outside the Mountain Pride Hotel stemmed from loans to Hilerβs wife and ended in a trial revealing he wβ¦
place Doming Β· π Short Β· 107 words
Doming (later Deming) is a city in Grant County, New Mexico, that grew from a tent settlement into a substantial town with brick buildings and planned railroad connections [chunk:3275][chunk:4234].