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Dar’s a Padlock on de Golden Gate

Dar’s a Padlock on de Golden Gate (1897)

Anonymous
Eloise

Eloise (1899)

Anonymous
Treasures that gold cannot buy

Treasures that gold cannot buy (1899)

Anonymous
Just at the turn of the tide

Just at the turn of the tide (1901)

Anonymous
You’re just the same as ever to me

You’re just the same as ever to me (1899)

Anonymous
The pride of the regiment (or, The jolly vivandiere)

The pride of the regiment (or, The jolly vivandiere) (1898)

Anonymous
Give me your love again

Give me your love again (1893)

Anonymous
In the Sacramento Valley

In the Sacramento Valley (1898)

Anonymous
If you don’t want my peaches

If you don’t want my peaches (1915)

John Frew (American, 19th/20th century)
Maid of the orient

Maid of the orient (1901)

Anonymous
The subway glide

The subway glide (1912)

Cahan (American, 19th/20th century)
After the ball

After the ball (1892)

Anonymous
Erma

Erma (1900)

Anonymous
You are so dear to me

You are so dear to me (1899)

Anonymous
Ma love divine, ma Caroline

Ma love divine, ma Caroline (1899)

Anonymous
The Idol’s eye

The Idol’s eye (1897)

Anonymous
The girl you dream about

The girl you dream about (1896)

Anonymous
Bo-peep, or, Tales of Mother Goose

Bo-peep, or, Tales of Mother Goose (1897)

Anonymous
A flower from the fields of Alabama

A flower from the fields of Alabama (1901)

Anonymous
I’ve got another baby

I’ve got another baby (1899)

Anonymous
That’s what Uncle Sam and Johnny Bull could do

That’s what Uncle Sam and Johnny Bull could do (1899)

Anonymous
In other days

In other days (1896)

Anonymous
Julienne

Julienne (1896)

Anonymous
Cupid’s quiver

Cupid’s quiver (1901)

Anonymous
I’m mad with Mary Morrison

I’m mad with Mary Morrison (1896)

Anonymous
Gay Pierrot

Gay Pierrot (1895)

Harry Vernon (American, 19th/20th century)
Don’t pass me by like a stranger

Don’t pass me by like a stranger (1896)

Anonymous
I can’t tell why I love you, but I do

I can’t tell why I love you, but I do (1900)

Anonymous
Sweetheart

Sweetheart (1899)

Anonymous
After you’re gone

After you’re gone (1918)

C. E. Walton (American, 19th/20th century)