The Missing Vessel. A Naval Ballad!
C. Meineke
The Wreck of the Titanic. A Descriptive Piano Composition.
Jeanette Forrest
Titanic Disaster.
Jessie Bailey
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Three Bells Polka.
T. J. Cook
Three Bells Polka.
T. J. Cook
Three Bells Polka.
T. J. Cook
Three Bells Polka.
T. J. Cook
The Ship That Sailed From Boston, or, The Wreck of the City of Columbus. Descriptive Song & Chorus.
Chas. Eastman
The Ship on Fire. A Descriptive Scena. 5th Edition.
Charles Mackey
,
Henry Russell
The Ship on Fire. A Descriptive Scena. 5th Edition.
Charles Mackey
,
Henry Russell
The Rescue Quick Step. "I Will Stand By You If You Sink."
Henry G. Thunder
My Sweetheart Went Down With the Ship. A Beautiful Song, Inspired by the Wreck of the Titanic.
Roger Lewis
,
F. Henri Klickmann
The Minute Gun at Sea. A Favorite Duett.
M. V. King
The Minute Gun at Sea. A Favorite Duett.
M. V. King
The Minute Gun at Sea. A Favorite Duett.
M. V. King
The Mariner's Requiem.
Geo. W. Babcock
,
N. P. B. Curtis
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The Marine Redowa.
E. Vienot
The Marine Redowa.
E. Vienot
The Lost Steamer.
W. C. Brough
The Lost Steamer.
W. C. Brough
Just as the Ship Went Down. A Song of the Sea.
Edith Maida Lessing
,
Gibson
,
Adler
Grace Darling. A Ballad. ["The heroic conduct of Grace Horsley Darling, who with her Father rescued nine Persons from the wreck of the
Forfarshire Steamer has furnished the subject of this Ballad. . . "].
George Lindley
Grace Darling, or, The Wreckiers Daughter ["The heroic conduct of Grace Horsley
Darling, who with her Father rescued nine Persons from the wreck of the
Forfarshire Steamer has furnished the subject of this Ballad. . . "].
George Lindley
Grace Darling. A Ballad. ["The heroic conduct of Grace Horsley Darling, who with her Father rescued nine Persons from the wreck of the
Forfarshire Steamer has furnished the subject of this Ballad. . . "].
George Lindley
Grace Darling. A Ballad. ["The heroic conduct of Grace Horsley Darling, who with her Father rescued nine Persons from the wreck of the Forfarshire Steamer has furnished the subject of this Ballad"].
George Lindley