Twenty seven claimants to the authorship of Dixie
The article traces claims to the song Dixie with Wil Hayes of Louisville added as a claimant. It recounts Dan Emmett and Stephen Foster connections, the song’s early publication, and the dispute over authorship among dozens of supposed authors including Emmett, Bryant, and others, set against 19th century minstrel history and legal battles over ownership and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Wil F. Hayes
Louisville
Kong
Virginia
Wheeling
Seconion
Stephen
Foster
Danic
Decatur Emmete
Broadway
Spring Street
New York
Boys In Blue Machine
Emmett
Hone
Bnmpett
Toster
Beardiow
Nod
Payne
Tim
Bawanee
Christe
Christy
Negro
Poyter
Pittsburg
Susanna
Busanoa
Bellevue Wowphal
Bowery
Negro Tilnatreley van Fret
Dan Emmett
Pittebure
Bmmett
Hilly Newcombe
Burkley
Woerling
Veters
Peters
Pond and Co
Nione Kenmettas
Niishe
Pilth Avenue
Memelt
Wirth, Pond and Co
Mason and Dixon's
Pixie
Dixie's
Peruna Ends Woman's Health Woes After Advice
Mrs Annie Tesch of Milwaukee writes that after writing for guidance her health improved dramatically. She says lack of sleep and fatigue plagued her before using Peruna and Manalin, and now she can eat and sleep well. She vows never to be without Peruna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Tesch
2Rd Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Peruna
Manalin
Peru na and Catarrh Remedies Cited In Personal Letters
Letters from Amanda Long Evanston and others praise Peru na products for chronic catarrh indigestion and weakness. Mrs Bogle from Cleveland reports six bottles improved health for her children, while John Russell of Portsmouth notes dramatic weight gain and relief from severe indigestion after Peruna use. A Masonry court discussion follows, highlighting legal proceedings and notable figures in Ohio and New England lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Long
Chirayuy
Madge I
Hayerem Sheramtad Avenue
Evanston
John
Russell
Portsmouth
Van
Norfolk
Frien
Peruna
Peru
Where 18 the Old Fashioned Mother in New York
Lillian Bell asks about the modern New York mother and contrasts past and present roles. The piece laments changes in family life, domestic routines, and women’s public presence, noting fashion, social activities, and daily schedules. It quotes a modern woman balancing dress, hats, and timing, then hints at continuation on Page Fourteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceater
Thorter
Broadway
Butler
Tester Street
The
Bowery
Stephen Foster
Char Fteter
Stephen Collie Koster
Hie
Peverenon
Cage
Everranent
Garrow
Vietin Ta Hyer
Arotin
Arotin Miathes
Dave Reed
Wilk
Bimmett
Whitton Vie
New York
W. Pollham
Otober
Emmitt
Mount Verns
Haonreleeinen
Samatsol
Simmett
Lillian Bell
Bridget
Also Mentioned on This Page
Toodles
Vaton
Haya
Hays
Delige
New York Sun
Dixey
Dan Wimmalt
Bryant
Minstrels
AL Metanickt
Nancy
Dan Bryant
Don
Ap Ferro
Memwett
Shaw
Kinnett
Orchestra Party
Male
Bes
Alnor
Kimmett
Anid Jholdé
Brethen
Ib Mae
Auihor
Mount Vern
Ohio
Honora KE Clarke
Worthington Masons
Cornewa
Melons
Newnglend Lodge No. 1
Hwnd AL M
Worthington
Tive
Metori
Stabouln
New England
Grand Lodge
le Grand Tode
Masonic Temple
New England Lodge
Jeremiah Morrow
New
Prtwunaston
Anasmieh
Grand Offoirs of
Strich
Jedge
Hoeret
Westerville
Lbs Meyelona
New Wiglaui Lodge
Amt Bushnell
Rolie MM
Weaver
Brighiat Lalge
Aelion W
Cornemu
Goonmar Hburhiwll
Huewell
Truster Weaver
Newinghad
Elrouit
Rankiin
Judea
Dort
Soan
Buatinetl
Pattison
Ale
United States
Cashel
Irving Avenue
Chicago
Natural History Society
Bib
J.carussell
Perana
Reriman
Alel
Althoush
Lnw
Ween
Werthey Ieaal Toderswn
Busineth
Oyer
Diutrdiog
O. W. Ald
Podltion Heale
Ohio State Bio State Journal
Mrsc Dashel
Smart Milliner
Cathy Sulesnormal
Lomet
Owen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!