update, should be more tags now

docs/collection/bohemian.html

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ movers and shakers in business and government attend the Bohemian
 Club's summer encampment. Although highly selective, the club has
 a national membership and is among the most prestigious of
 affiliations in neoconservative circles. Its membership is known
-to include Ronald Reagan, George Bush, Gerald Ford, William F.
+to include Ronald <span class="PERSON" title="PERSON">Reagan</span>, George Bush, Gerald Ford, William F.
 Buckley, Jr., Frank Borman, Justin Dart, William Randolph Hearst,
 Jr., Caspar Weinberger, Charles Percy, George Schultz, Edward
 Teller, Merv Griffin, and a large proportion of the directors and
@@ -73,13 +73,13 @@ and sleeping quarters. The members of some camps sleep in tents;
 other camps have redwood cabins. Daily "Lakeside Talks" on
 geopolitical topics are given by prominent speakers, both members
 and non-members. It is claimed that Richard Nixon and Ronald
-Reagan conferred during the 1967 encampment, Reagan agreeing not
+<span class="PERSON" title="PERSON">Reagan</span> conferred during the 1967 encampment, <span class="PERSON" title="PERSON">Reagan</span> agreeing not
 to challenge Nixon for the presidential nomination.
 The highlight of camp is the Grove play, which is written
 exclusively for the club. All the female roles are played by men
 in drag. The 1980 play was an adaptation of the Greek myth of
 Cronus and Zeus supplemented with fireworks, smoke bombs, and a
-light show. (One can only wonder if Reagan ever starred in a Grove
+light show. (One can only wonder if <span class="PERSON" title="PERSON">Reagan</span> ever starred in a Grove
 play. He certainly has more acting experience than most club
 members.) The polished productions cost the Bohemians as much as
 $25000 -- for one performance.</p>