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Wikipedia editor and amateur singer with a day job as a systems admin. Recently focused on adding images and references to biographical articles and doing Spanish-English translations for Women in Red.
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Tennyson's Heroines VIII. – Lynette by Amédée Forestier
Odol mouthwash ad from The Sketch, January 20, 1904
The Humourist at the Pantomime: Studies in Expression by Frank Reynolds
Muriel Duncombe, Viscountess Helmsley, photographed by Alice Hughes

Also, for comparison, how it looked in Google Books when I started.
Lady Hermione Grimston photographed by Alice Hughes for The Sketch in 1904
James White Cloud (fourth from right) with his wife Louise, son Louie, and family
Madeleine Germaine Aaron, poet and writer for The Wichita Eagle
Dr. Emma Selkin Aronson, circa 1918
"Dr. Aronson's right leg was amputated in 1950 as the result of a thrombosis, but she had a special chair built and continued in practice at the New York Infirmary[...] Until she was 62, Dr. Aronson had served as chief of gynecology at Bronx hospital.
Neurologist and pathologist Dr. Mary Angela Spink

One of the first women graduates of Indiana University, she served as president of Fletcher Sanitarium and was a frequent visitor to Teddy Roosevelt's White House
Cartoon by Charles Harrison from The Sketch, November 4, 1903
"Penny 'addock, please; and father says, will you wrap it up in a newspaper wot supports Mr. Chamberlain."
Graves of William Tecumseh Sherman, his wife Eleanor, and son William Jr., who died of typhoid at age 9, at Calvary Cemetery in St. Louis
I think that's buried in Mexico City.
Decorations on the grave of William S. Burroughs at Bellefontaine Cemetery in St. Louis
Graves of Charles and Ray Eames at Calvary Cemetery, St. Louis
Grave of Tennessee Williams at Calvary Cemetery in St. Louis

Turns out Ernie Ford isn't buried in the state you'd expect either.
Cinderella by R. C. Carter
Well, babies, don't you panic.
Resignation by Clifford Roger Fleming Williams
December 1903 ads for Plasmon and St Ivel Christmas plum puddings
Wright's Coal Tar Soap ad from The Sketch, December 16, 1903
Motoring in Normandy: A Story Without Words by Georges Redon