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| [] Fairy dance. Wind band performed by the Chicago Marine Band under Thomas P. Brooke at the Schiller Theatre, Chicago 3mar1895 |
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| [] When I was a boy. Voice and piano words and music Paul B. Armstrong pub The Fair, Chicago 1895 pub McKinley Music Co., Chicago 1897 pub Frank K. Root & Co., Chicago 1897 |
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| [] Colonial march two-step. Piano also arranged for band, apparently by Paul B. Armstrong pub E. T. Root & Sons, Chicago 1897 |
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| [] The choir boy. Song. Soprano or tenor and piano sung by Mr. Chas. W. Clark, Chicago words Clara Scott pub Frank K. Root & Co., Chicago 1897 |
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| [] Sweet little Phyllis Moran. Voice and piano words Clara Scott pub Frank K. Root & Co., Chicago 1897 |
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| [] Singing the dear little baby to sleep (Bye-o-by baby). Voice and piano words Clara Scott pub McKinley Music Co., Chicago 1897 |
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| [] Dear eyes, dear heart. Voice and piano words Clara Scott pub McKinley Music Co., Chicago 1897 pub Frank K. Root & Co., Chicago 1897 |
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| [] Way down in the old Palmetto State. Voice and piano Master Joe O'Hare's popular success words Clara Scott pub McKinley Music Co., Chicago 1898 |
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| [] Meet me on the other shore, a dying miners message to his wife. Song words Clara Scott pub McKinley Music Co., Chicago 1898 pub Frank K. Root & Co., Chicago 1898 |
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| [] For freedom and humanity dedication : Dedicated to our boys at the front (Spanish-American War 1898) a feature of Wm. H. Windom and his Famous Blackstone Quartet words and music Paul B. Armstrong pub Frank K. Root & Co., Chicago 1898 |
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| [] Betrothal waltzes. Piano pub M. Witmark & Sons, New York & Chicago 1898 |
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| [] For Mother's sake don't seek my Name. Song words and music Paul B. Armstrong pub Howley, Haviland & Co., New York 1898 |
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| [] Just you and me together, love words and music Paul B. Armstrong pub C. S. Armstrong, NewYork 16aug1899 |
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| [] You, you, none but you words and music Paul B. Armstrong pub C. S. Armstrong, New York 16aug1899 |
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| [] Salvation. Sacred song for medium voice pub Standard Music Pub. House, Chicago 26jan1900 pub (for male and mixed quartet) McKinley Music Co., Chicago 6nov1908 |
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| [] Tommy was a bad, bad boy. Comic song words and music Paul B. Armstrong pub Howley, Haviland & Co., New York 1901 |
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| [] Bethlehem. Medium voice and piano words Frank B. Welch pub McKinley Music Co., Chicago 1902 |
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| [] A chain with a broken link. Song dedication : Dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Troy, New York words William H. Windom pub Frank K. Root & Co., Chicago & New York 1902 |
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| [] In memoriam. March funebre. Piano pub C. S. Armstrong, Chicago 2jan1902 |
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| [] Baby's balloon words Clara S. Armstrong, music Paul B. Armstrong pub (Photostat) Wm. G. Kreicker, Chicago 20sep1926 |
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| [] Little Eskimo words Clara Scott Armstrong, music Paul B. Armstrong pub (Photostat) Wm. G. Kreicker, Chicago 20sep1926 |
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| [] The Circus parade words Clara S. Armstrong, music Paul B. Armstrong pub (Photostat) Wm. G. Kreicker, Chicago 15oct1926 |
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| [] The Firefly words Clara S. Armstrong, music Paul B. Armstrong pub (Photostat) Wm. G. Kreicker, Chicago 15oct1926 |
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| [] Firemen. Piano words Clara S. Armstrong, music Paul B. Armstrong pub (Photostat) Wm. G. Kreicker, Chicago 15oct1926 |