McClure, Mrs WM. Waltz of the Brownies. Kansas City, MO: JW Jenkins Sons Music Co, 1906.

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Source: University of Missouri – Kansas City Sheet Music Collection [top]

McKinley, Mabel (using the pseudonym Vivian Grey). Anona: Intermezzo & Two Step. New York: Leo Feist, 1903.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

McKinley, Mabel. Arcadia (song). New York: Leo Feist, 1905.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

McKinley, Mabel. Arcadia: Waltz in Victor Dance Folio No 2. New York: Leo Feist, 1906.

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Source: University of South Carolina Sheet Music Collection [top]

McKinley, Mabel. Feather Queen (song). New York: Leo Feist, 1905.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

McKinley, Mabel. Feather Queen: Indian Intermezzo March and Two Step (instrumental). New York: Leo Feist, 1905.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

McKinley, Mabel. Golden Rod (song). New York: Leo Feist, 1907.

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Source: Photocopy from Center for Popular Music [top]

McKinley, Mabel (and "Vivian Grey"). Karama: A Japanese Romance. New York: Leo Feist, 1904.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

McKnight, Annie Ford. Cotton States Rag. Thomasville, GA: CC Cocroft Music Co, 1910.

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Source: Charles Templeton Sheet Music Collection (MSU) [top]

McKray, Ethel. Dreamy Rag: Two-Step.  New York: Globe Music Co, 1912 (Morath and Hasse).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

McPherran, Florence. Dottie Dimple March and Two Step. Chicago, IL: Sterling Music Co, 1907 (Morath and Hasse).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

McPherran, Florence. Fi-Fi: Novelette. Chicago, IL: Sterling Music Co, 1907 (Morath and Hasse).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

McPherran, Florence. I'se Got No Use Foh Show Folks (words by RH Hanch). Chicago, IL: Ellis Music Co, 1901 (Morath and Hasse).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

McPherran, Florence. La Zurita: Intermezzo Two-Step. Chicago, IL: Sterling Music Co, 1907 (Morath and Hasse).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

McPherran, Florence. Laughing Lucas: Characteristic March and Two-Step. Chicago, IL: Ellis Music Co, 1901.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

McPherran, Florence. Nedra: Waltzes.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

McPherran, Florence. Sunny Sue: A C**n Ditty (words by Arthur J Lamb). Chicago, IL: Sterling Music Co, 1907 (Morath and Hasse).

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McPherran, Florence. Under The Wire: March & Two Step. Chicago, IL: Ellis Music Co, 1904 (Morath and Hasse).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

Melville, Agnes. The Darkie's Drill: Cake Walk. Boston, MA: Avon Music Company, 1902

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Melville, Agnes. The Hunters March. New York: George M Kney Music Pub Co, 1902.

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Source: Library of Congress Historic Sheet Music Collection, 1800 to 1922 [top]

Merrill, Blanche. I'm a Harmony Baby. New York: Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co, 1923.

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]
 
Source: York University Libraries, Sheet Music Collections  (sheet music cover only) [top]

Merrill, Blanche. My Syncopated Melody Man (words by Eddie Cox). New York: Meyer Cohen Music Publishing Co, 1918 (Morath and Hasse).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [listen to 1916 recording] [top]

Merrill, Blanche. Tanguay Rag. New York: Charles K Harris, 1910.

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Source: Baylor University Digital Collections [top]

Merrill, Blanche (lyrics). Music by Leo Edwards. The Tanguay Tangle (song). New York: Charles K Harris, 1912.

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Source: Photocopy from Center for Popular Music [top]

Merrill, Blanche. We Take Our Hats Off to You Mr Wilson (song). New York: Leo Feist, 1914.

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Source: Library of Congress Historic Sheet Music Collection, 1800 to 1922 [top]

Metcalf, Nellie Smith. Fern: Two Step (1908) (Hulse and Bostick).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

Metcalf, Nellie Smith. Isadore Two Step. Toledo, OH: Nellie Smith Metcalf, 1908 (Morath and Hasse).

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Metzler, Bertha. Lady Elizabeth: Waltz. New York: Leo Feist, 1901.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Metzler, Bertha. Over The Waters Blue: Barcarole. New York: Leo Feist, 1906.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Metzler, Bertha. Sans-Souci: Mazurka. Boston, MA: Oliver Ditson Company, 1907.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Metzler, Bertha. Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star. Philadelphia, PA: Theodore Presser Co, 1902.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Miller, Edith (with Russell Griffen). Foolishhead. Rochester, NY: Griffin Music Publ, 1911 (Hulse and Bostick).

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Miller, Ethyl. Rosebud: March. Brooklyn, NY: Tice Publ Co, 1901 (Hulse and Bostick).

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Miller, Lola. Cotton Field Echoes. Chicago, IL: Success Music Co, 1905 (Morath and Hasse).

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Miller, Lola. Uncle Joshe's Jubilee: Two-Step. Sedalia, MO: AW Perry's & Sons, 1906 (Morath and Hasse).

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Source: Internet Archive [top]

Miller, Olive. Tingles. Bartlesville, OK: Adams Music Co, 1911 (Hulse and Bostick).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

Million, Hazel. Pudge Ragtime Reverie: March and Two Step. New York: North American Music Co, 1905 (recorded by Nora Hulse on 60 Years of Ragtime Piano).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

Mitenius, Alma. Ma Sugar Babe. Brooklyn, NY: H Franklin Jones, 1898.

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Source: Charles Templeton Sheet Music Collection (MSU) [top]

Mohan, Isabel. St Louis Exhibition March. Cincinnati, OH: Ilson & Co, 1903 (Hulse and Bostick).

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Moore, Luella Lockwood. Arcadia: Intermezzo. New York: Maurice Shapiro, 1910.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Moore, Luella Lockwood (with Will Dulmage). Faded Love Letters of Mine (lyrics by Richard Pascoe). Battle Creek, MI: Chas E Roat Music Co, 1922.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Moore, Luella Lockwood (using the pseudonym "Marion Arlington"). Flamingo: Two Step (1910) (recorded by Nora Hulse on 60 Years of Ragtime Piano).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

Moore, Luella Lockwood. I'm For The Girl With The Sweet, Shy Smile. New York: M Witmark & Sons, 1907.

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Source: Library of Congress Historic Sheet Music Collection, 1800 to 1922 [top]

Moore, Luella Lockwoodo. Laddie: A True Blue Song (lyrics by Fred Lawton). St Louis: Buck & Lowney, 1914.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Moore, Luella Lockwood & Neil Moret. Love Is A Weaver Of Dreams (lyrics by Earle Jones). New York: Jerome H Remick & Co, 1912.

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Source:  Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection [top]

Moore, Luella Lockwood (lyrics) (music by Harry Guy). Love's Eternity. New York: Jerome H. Remick, 1915.

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Source: Detroit Public Library [top]

Moore, Luella Lockwood. Maid of Navarre (words by Richard Pascoe and Will Dulmage). Battle Creek: Chas E Roat Music Co, 1924.

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Source: Gonzaga University Digital Archives [top]

Moore, Luella Lockwood. Montana Anna (song). Detroit, MI: Grinnell Bros, 1909.

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Source: York University Libraries, Sheet Music Collections  [top]

Moore, Luella Lockwood. Paprika: "Hot Stuff" March Two Step. Detroit, MI: Grinnell Bros, 1909.

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Moore, Luella Lockwood. Snowflakes: A Novelette. New York: Jerome H Remick, 1905.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Moore, Luella Lockwood. That Auto Ought To Go. Detroit, MI: Grinnell Bros, 1908.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Moore, Luella Lockwood (words by Earle C. Jones). This World Would Be A Lonesome Land, Without You, Dear. New York: Jerome H Remick, 1911.

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Source: HathiTrust [top]

Moore, Luella Lockwood. Unspoken Words, A Melody for Piano. 1910.

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

Moore, Luella Lockwood (using the pseudonym "Marion Arlington"). Up and Doing: March Two Step. New York: M Witmark & Sons, 1912.

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Source: Photocopy from Center for Popular Music [top]

Moran, Mrs Mary. Mermie: Two Step for Piano. Chicago, IL: Sol Bloom, 1901 (Hulse and Bostick).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

Morgan, Mrs Merrill. Very Raggy. Rotan, TX: Merrill Morgan, 1907 (Morath and Hasse).

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Morton, Kathryn Athol. Ragtime Showers: March and Two Step. New York: Richard Saalfied, 1902.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana   [top]

Mowen, Lizzie. American Woman Waltz (listed on cover of Jolly Crowd below).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

Mowen, Lizzie. Battery "B": Military March-Two Step (1909) (Hulse and Bostick).

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Mowen, Lizzie. Cereal King: March (no date) (Hulse and Bostick).

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Mowen, Lizzie. Jim Crow Rag. Rochester, NY: CC Powell, 1910.

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Source: University of Colorado Digital Sheet Music Collection [top]

Mowen, Lizzie. Jolly Crowd: March and Two Step. Rochester, NY: CC Powell, 1908.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Mowen, Lizzie. Zepha Waltzes. Rochester, NY: CC Powell, 1908.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Mullineaux, Mrs Ermie. Lucky Stars: Two Step Cake Walk. Park River, ND: Mullineaux and Buss, 1915 (Hulse and Bostick).

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Mumford, Lina. Black Cat Rag. Grand Rapids, MI: Mumford & Co, 1901.

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Source: Digital copy from Michael Chisolm [top]

Murphey, Claribel. Hermosa: Two Step. Toledo, OH: Claribel Murphey, 1904 (Morath and Hasse).

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Musgrove, Mrs Stuart. Mixed Rags. Mrs Stewart Musgrove, 1907.

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Neal, Frances Willard. Nothing Doin'. Dallas, TX: Bush & Gerts, 1914 (Hulse and Bostick).

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Source: Musescore [top]

Nelson, Lydia. The Vendyke: March Or Two-Step. St Paul, MN: WJ Dyer & Bro, 1901 (Morath and Hasse).

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Nichols, Nellie. The Baseball Bug. New York: Ted Snyder Co, 1911 (Hulse and Bostick).

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Source: Library of Congress [top]

Nichols, Nellie. Pasha's Passion. New York: Ted Snyder Co, 1911 (Morath and Hasse).

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Source: Oregon Digital [top]

Niebergall, Julia. Clothilda: A March Two Step. Indianapolis, IN: Carlin & Lennox, 1905.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Niebergall, Julia. Hoosier Rag: March Two Step. New York: Jerome H Remick, 1907.

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Source: Charles Templeton Sheet Music Collection (MSU) [top]

Niebergall, Julia. Horseshoe Rag. Indianapolis, IN: JH Aufderheide, 1911.

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Source: Personal copy [top]

Niebergall, Julia. Red Rambler Rag. Indianapolis, IN: JH Aufderheide & Co, 1912.

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Source: Charles Templeton Sheet Music Collection (MSU) [top]

Nieman, Eva. Broadway Rag. Cincinnati, OH: Eva Nieman, 1910. 

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Noll, Flora. Frivolous Rag. Sedalia, MO: AW Perry &  Sons, 1918 (Hulse and Bostick).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

Nugent, Maude. I Can't Forget You Honey (song). New York: Jos W Stern, 1899.

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Source: Photocopy from Toronto Reference Library [top]

Nugent, Maude (with Jean Schwartz). My Irish Daisy (words by William Jerome). New York, Jerome H Remick, 1905.

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Source: UCLA Archive of Popular American Music [top]

Nugent, Maude. My Little Creole Babe (song). New York: Shapiro Bernstein & Co, 1903.

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Source: Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection [top]

Nugent, Maude. Pretty Little China Maid. New York: Shapiro Bernstein & Von Tilzer, 1901.

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Source: UCLA Archive of Popular American Music [top]

Nugent, Maude. Sweet Rosie O'Grady: Waltz Song and Chorus. New York: Jos W Stern, 1896.

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Source: Historic American Sheet Music, 1850-1920 (from Duke University) [top]

Nugent, Maude. Wake Up Malinda: March Two Step. New York, Jerome H Remick, 1905 (Morath and Hasse).

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Source: Hathi Trust [top]

O'Connor, Catherine. Capital City Rag. New Haven, CT: Catherine O'Connor, 1905 (Hulse and Bostick).

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Ogden, Elizabeth. Dance de Resistance. New York, Jerome H Remick, 1914.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Onderdonk, Margaret. The House Party: Two Step. Self-published, 1898 (Hulse and Bostick).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

Orndorff, Ruth. That Captivating Rag. Kendallville, IN: Ruth Orndorff, 1912.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Ossusky, Hilda. Tattered Melody Rag. New York: Jerome H Remick, 1910.

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Source: Charles Templeton Sheet Music Collection (MSU) [top]

Ossusky, Hilda. Yearning (words by Bartley Costello). New York: Jerome H Remick, 1910.

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Source: Library of Congress Historic Sheet Music Collection, 1800 to 1922 [top]

Owen, Anita. Alla. New York: The Jones Music Company, 1920.

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

Owen, Anita. Awake Beloved. Chicago, IL: National Music Co, 1892.

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Source: Library of Congress Historic Sheet Music Collection, 1800 to 1922 [top]

Owen, Anita. Daisies Will Tell You So: Waltz Song. New York: Jerome H Remick, 1913.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Owen, Anita. Daisies Won't Tell: Waltz Song. New York: Jerome H Remick, 1908.

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Source: Charles Templeton Sheet Music Collection (MSU) [top]

Owen, Anita. Dance of the Collywobbles. Chicago, IL: Wabash Music Company, 1899.

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Owen, Anita. Don't Be Sad. 1919.

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Source: Hathi Trust Digital [top]

Owen, Anita. Dreamy Eyes. Cleveland, OH: Cleveland Plain Dealer, 1915.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Owen, Anita. Ellen O'Hagan. New York: Wabash Music Company, 1904.

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Source: Baylor University Digital Library [top]

Owen, Anita. Exultation. 1909.

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Source: University of Illinois Library at Urbana-Champaign, Online US Sheet Music Database [top]

Owen, Anita. Fire Fly: Intermezzo. New York: Jerome H Remick, 1909.

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Source: Charles Templeton Sheet Music Collection (MSU) [ top]

Owen, Anita. Have You Forgot? 1919.

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

Source: University of Illinois Library at Urbana-Champaign, Online US Sheet Music Database [top]

Owen, Anita. Honey Dear (song). New York: Jerome H Remick, 1908.

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Source: Personal copy obtained from eBay [top]

Owen, Anita. I Cannot Bear To Say Good-Bye. New York: Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co, 1918.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Owen, Anita. I Want Just You: Waltz Ballad. New York: Jerome H Remick, 1913.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Owen, Anita. If Daisies Could Tell What They Know. New York: The Jones Music Co, 1920.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Owen, Anita. In Japan With Mi-Mo San (song). New York: Jerome H Remick, 1915.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Owen, Anita. Just a Chain of Daisies (Waltz Song). New York: Jerome H Remick, 1911.

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Source: Photocopy from Center for Popular Music [top]

Owen, Anita. Kiss Me Good-bye. New York: The Jones Music Company, 1920.

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Source: Charles Templeton Sheet Music Collection (MSU) [top]

Owen, Anita. Mary You Must Marry Me. New York: The Jones Music Company, 1919.

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Source: Charles Templeton Sheet Music Collection (MSU) [top]

Owen, Anita. My Memory Of You. New York: The Jones Music Company, 1920.

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Source: Charles Templeton Sheet Music Collection (MSU) [top]

Owen, Anita. Only One Daisy Left: Waltz Song and Refrain (lyrics by Harry Freeman). Detroit, MI: Jerome H Remick, 1898.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Owen, Anita. Sans Toi (Without You) Waltzes. New York: Jerome H Remick, 1917.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Owen, Anita. Sometime, Somewhere (song). New York: Jerome H Remick, 1917.

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Source: Photocopy from Toronto Reference Library [top]

Owen, Anita. Sweet Bunch of Daisies: Waltz Song and Refrain. Chicago, IL: Wabash Music Company, 1894.

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Source: Maine Music Box  [top]

Owen, Anita. Tell It To The World: Fox Trot Ballad. New York: The Jones Music Co, 1919.

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Source: Charles Templeton Sheet Music Collection (MSU) [top]

Owen, Anita. Wander With Me To Loveland. New York: The Jones Music Company, 1919.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Owen, Anita. When I Found You. New York: Jerome H Remick, 1915.

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Source: Library of Congress Historic Sheet Music Collection, 1800 to 1922 [top]

Owen, Anita. When The Daisies Bloom. New York: Jerome H Remick, 1909.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Owen, Anita. When The Dew Is On The Rose. New York: Jerome H Remick, 1911.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Palmiter, Maude. Welsh Rarebit. Rockford, IL: RV Gould, 1907 (Hulse and Bostick).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

Parker, Ether. The Magical C**n: Cakewalk for Piano. Unpublished, 1906.

Parker, Fay. That Irresistible Rag. St Louis: The Syndicate Music Company, 1914.

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Patterson, Mrs JA. The Panamanikin Two Step. Published in (May 1904) Ladies Home Journal at 23.

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Source: Ladies Home Journal, May 1904, page 23 [top]

Payne, Meryle. Raggety Rag. Los Angeles, CA: Fordi Music Publishing Co, 1910 (Morath and Hasse).

[click here for Google search results trying to source an online copy] [top]

Pearce, Florence. Big Pow Wow: Indian Intermezzo. New York: Maurice Shapiro, 1911.

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Source: Indiana State University: Kirk Collection [top]

Phillips, Ethel Stuart. A Classy Rag (arranged by Clarence Woods). Fort Worth, TX: Ethel Stuart Phillips, 1915 (Morath and Hasse).

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Source: Walter Cosand [top]

Phillips, Lucy. That Irresistible Rag. Kansas City, MO: Charles L Johnson, 1912.

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Source: Charles Templeton Sheet Music Collection (MSU) [top]

Pollock, Muriel. Ashes of Vengeance. New York: Photo Play Music Co, 1923.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Pollock, Muriel. Barbecue Rhythm. New York: Triangle Music Publishing Co, 1928 (Morath and Hasse).

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Pollock, Muriel. California (The Girl I Adore). New York: M Witmark & Sons, 1914.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Pollock, Muriel. The Carnival: Trot and One-Step. New York: M Witmark & Sons, 1914 (Morath and Hasse).

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Pollock, Muriel. Eatin' My Heart Out For You.

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Source: Duke University Sheet Music Index [top]

Pollock, Muriel (with Louis Weslyn & Ben Kutler). I've Adopted A Belgian Baby. San Francisco, CA: Daniels and Wilson Inc, 1918.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Pollock, Muriel. Mandarin Fox-Trot (1918) (recorded by Nora Hulse on 60 Years of Ragtime Piano).

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Pollock, Muriel. Rooster Rag. New York: Joseph W Stern, 1917.

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Source: IN Harmony: Sheet Music from Indiana [top]

Pollock, Muriel. When A "Rambling Rose" Goes Rambling Home Again (lyrics by Darl MacBoyle). New York: Charles K Harris, 1921.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Powell, Bessie. Buster Rag. Scranton, PA: Whitmore Publishing, 1915.

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Source: University of Colorado Digital Sheet Music Collection [top]

Powell, Marie. Chicken Pickin': A Rag. Corinth, MI: Marie Powell, 1908 (Morath and Hasse).

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Powers, Reba. Domino Rag (arranged by Rudolph Moehl). Nashville, TN: Lew Roberts, 1909 (Morath and Hasse).

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Price, Lilla. Cuffee At A Corn Shuckin': A Brand New Cake Walk. Boston, MA: Evans Music Co, 1899 (Morath and Hasse).

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Rabb, Leah. Volcanic Rag. New York: Gotham-Attucks Music Co, 1912 (Morath and Hasse).

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Racine, Betty. Humoreske Waltz. Chicago, IL: Frank K. Root, 1915.

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Source: Maine Music Box [top]

Rafael, Elsie Grace. Spitfire: Rag. New York: Weller-Hartmann Music Publishing Co, 1909 (Morath and Hasse).

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Rallya, Leila. Liza: March Two Step Characteristic. Cincinnati, OH: John Arnold, 1906 (Morath and Hasse).

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Ralya, Edna. Sounds From C**ntoon. Cincinnati, OH: Philip Kussel, 1903? (Morath and Hasse).

Ralya, Edna. Winnie's Arrival: A New Rag. Cincinnati, OH: Philip Kussel, 1903 (Morath and Hasse).

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Source: Sheet Music International [top]

Randale, Zema. Mutilation Rag (arranged by Burrell Van Buren). Chicago, IL: The Cable Co, 1915.

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Source: Charles Templeton Sheet Music Collection (MSU) [top]

Ransom, Nellie Brooks. The Climax Rag. Toledo, OH: McCormick Music Co, 1900 (Morath and Hasse).

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Ray, Marguerite. Copper King Rag. Los Angeles, CA: Hatch & Loveland, 1912 (Morath and Hasse).

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Reese, Fannie. Tennessee Two Step. Kansas City, MO: Fannie Reese, 1898 (Hulse and Bostick).

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Reese, Mary Adelaide. The Louisiana Shuffle. New Orleans, LA: Philip Werlein, 1904; and Kansas City, MO: MA Reese (Morath and Hasse).

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Reeves, Commie. Commiezell Cake Walk and Two Step. Asherville, KS: Commie Reeves, 1900 (Morath and Hasse).

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Renfro, Dawn. Ragtime Daud. St Elmo, IL: Dawn Renfro, 1905 (Hulse and Bostick).

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Retzlaff, Martha. Sweet Alfarata: Two Step, March (1902) (recorded by Nora Hulse on 60 Years of Ragtime Piano).

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Rion, Hanna. Audacious Arabella: Cake-Walk March. New York: FA Mills, 1900 (Morath and Hasse).

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Rion, Hanna. Audacious Arabella: Cake Walk March. New York: FA Mills, 1900.

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Source: Photocopy from Center for Popular Music [top]

Rion, Hanna. Sabot Dance. New York: GW Fager, 1900 (Hulse and Bostick).

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Rippy, Lottie McD. American Rag (song). Birmingham, AL: L McD Rippy, 1913 (Morath and Hasse).

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Robb, Leah Monks. Volcanic Rag: Two Step (1912) (recorded by Nora Hulse on 60 Years of Ragtime Piano).

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Robinson, Ada. Long Island Rag. Bellport, NY: Ada Robinson, 1912 (Hulse and Bostick).

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Rodwell, Ethel. Gem City Jubilee. 1901 (Morath and Hasse).

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Rogers, Ada Laverne. Rival Rag. New York: Eaton Music, 1910 (Hulse and Bostick).

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Rogers, Maude. Mickey Finn: Characteristic Two-Step. New York: Jerome H Remick, 1906 (Morath and Hasse).

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Rossiter, Madeline. Douglas Cake Walk (1904) (recorded by Nora Hulse on 60 Years of Ragtime Piano).

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Rudisill, Bess. Ain't I Lucky. Detroit, MI: Jerome H Remick, 1905.

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Rudisill, Bess. Bright Eyes: Characteristic March Two-Step. Saint Louis, MO: S Simon, 1904 (Morath and Hasse).

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Rudisill, Bess. Burning Rags. St Louis: Samuel Simon, 1904.

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Rudisill, Bess. The Eight O'Clock Rush. Chicago, IL: Sear-Wilson Music Chicago, 1911.

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Rudisill, Bess. Inez: Intermezzo. St Louis: Thiebes-Stierlin Music Co, 1907 (Hulse and Bostick).

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Rudisill, Bess. Polka Dot: March and Two Step Characteristic. Chicago: Harold Rossiter, 1912.

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Rudisill, Bess. Prince Henry Waltzes [mentioned on sheet cover for Way Down East].

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Rudisill, Bess. Way Down East: Characteristic Two Step. St Louis: S. Simon, 1902.

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Russell, Dorothy. Wildfire: Racing Two Step. Detroit, MI: Jerome H Remick, 1908.

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Russell, Teresa. The Fleet: Two Step. Manila, PI: David L Russell, 1909 (Hulse and Bostick).

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