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Comin' in on a Wing and a Prayer.
The Wreck of the Titanic. A Descriptive March.
Jno. Thomas
The Wreck of the Titanic. A Descriptive Piano Composition.
Jeanette Forrest
The Sinking of the Titanic. March.
Mrs. Lulu Wills
The Ship That Will Never Return. (The Lost of the "Titanic"). No. 172 With Tonic Sol-Fa [solfeggio symbols included].
F. V. St. Clair
My Sweetheart Went Down With the Ship. A Beautiful Song, Inspired by the Wreck of the Titanic.
Roger Lewis
,
F. Henri Klickmann
The Band Played "Nearer My God To Thee" as the Ship Went Down.
Mark Beam
,
Harold Jones
Weeping for Lost Ones, or, Brooklyn Fire. Song and Chorus.
C. A. White
The Two Orphans, or, The Brooklyn Fire.
P. J. Downey
,
Chas. A. Fuller
Passing Through the Fire. Song and Chorus.
Geo. F. Root
The Milwaukee, or, The Fire. Burning of the Newhall House.
J. W. Kelley
The Midnight Fire Alarm. A Descriptive Song & Chorus.
Will L. Thompson
The Midnight Fire Alarm. A Descriptive Song & Chorus.
Will L. Thompson
'Mid Flame and Smoke. A Descriptive Song of the Burning of the Brooklyn Theatre.
J. W. Turner
The Iroquois on Fire. Song.
Zella Evans
In That City of Wealth and Fame. Descriptive Song and Chorus.
Joseph De Vito
The Fireman's Quadrille.
Jullien
Fire! Fire! Fire! Descriptive Song.
T. B. Kelley
Fire Fiend. A Descriptive Fantaisie on the Burning of the Lindell Hotel.
Henry Bollman
Death in the Flames, or, The Terrible World's Fair Calamity.
Arthur J. Lamb
,
Otto Mueller
Call Me Back To Thee. A Song.
Estelle Baker
The Burning Ship, or, The Lost at Sea.
L. W. Wheeler
The Burning of the Windsor Hotel. A Great Fire Song.
Geo. A. Poole
,
Hattie Starr
The Burning of Rome. March-Two Step. With Description Inside.
E. T. Paull
The Brooklyn Fire!
Jim Campbell