Surreal Stage Business and Bellyaching Mothers-in-Law
A talky collage of stage absurdities and social gripes. It notes a comic opera mishmash at Madison Square, a sandstorm wind machine, and a New Yorker’s joke about a domineering mother-in-law who commandeers the baby on every outing, prompting rueful laughter.
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Sahara
Madison Square Roof
Henry &. Warner
Bohemian Magazine
New York Globe
Running For the Car and Other Humors From Past Papers
A collage of old newspaper snippets describes racing a street car as a test of athletic form, warns about dangers while barefoot, and recalls anecdotes from Winston Churchill to Philadelphia Ledger. It touches on needle making, a humorous tale of concert missteps, and contrasts youth and age.
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Africa
Winston Churchill
M. P
London Strand
Boston
Eleanor
Mary
Philadelphia Ledger
Copyright notices for early 1900s piano works and a bedtime quip
The document lists multiple registrations from White-Smith Music Publishing Co of Boston for pieces such as Moonlight Redown, Fane Quickstep, Kiss Me Sweet Polka, and Morning Echoes. It notes renewals to 14 years from late 1908 and includes a brief unrelated literary quip about a mother and her son at bedtime.
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Library of Congress
White- Smith Music Publishing Company
Boston
Mass
E. Mack
White-Smith Music Publishing Company
United States
Jerbert Putnam
Librarian of Congress
Thorvald Solberg
Herbert Putnam
Register of Copyrights
Glass—C
Hoth
Thorne
White-Smith Music’ Publishing Company
Librarian of
Congress
B. Mack
Bell
Charles II Blake
White-Smith Music Publishing Co
Chas. D. Blake
United_States
Copyright listings for White Smith Music publications 1908
Public notices detail the rights claimed by White-Smith Music Publishing Co on various copyrighted works. Entries cite titles such as Little May's Dream Nocturne and Jingle Bells Sleighing Quartette along with dates in December 1908 and signatures by Thorvald Solberg, issued from Boston.
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Glass C
Library of Congress
White- Smith Music Publishing Company
Boston
Mass
Little May
Edward M. Read
Waite-Smith Music Pub. Company
United States
Herbert Putnam
Librarian of
Congress
Thorvald Solberg
C. A. White
White-Smith Music Publishing Company
Register of Copyrights
William W. Partridge
Lucy_E. Burnham
Mary L. Hull
County of Suffolk
Winthrop
Winthrop Centre
Sunnyside Avenue
Sproule
Tyler
H. T. Whitman
Channing Howard
Suffolk County
Plummer Avenue
George F. Tewksbury
Suffolk Registry of Deeds
Mary L. Hull Lucy
F. Burpiam
Copyright renewals listed for White Smith music items
A crowded register details copyright renewals and registrations for White Smith Music Publishing Company pieces in Boston and adjacent areas. It lists titles like Over the Boundless Sea and Come Where the Wild Flowers Bloom, with associated composers, deposit dates in 1908, and classification notes.
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Library of Congress
White- Smith Music Publishing Company
Boston
Mass
C. A. White
White-Smith Music Publishing Co
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Thorvard Solberg
E. T. Baldwin
Boston, White, Smith & Company
White-Smith Music Pub. Company
T. P. Ryder
Herbert Fulham
Eczema International Co
Tiel Woadway
New York
J. L. Gilbert
Boundless Sea
F. White, Smith & Co
Bonnie Sweet
Bessie
Maid O’ Dundee
Charles D. Blake
White- Smith Music Pub. Co
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F. White-Smith Music Pub. Co
Thorvald- Solberg
E. H.battey
White- Smith —Music Publishing —Company
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White, Smith, & Co
Galop
Dan Lewis
Moses Cart Dem
White, Smith & Company
Sam Lucas
White- Smith & Company
White
Register of
White- Smith & Co
Witich
George Russell Jackson
Whitesmith Music Publishing Company
Birdie
Cone
United
Arthur P Schmidt
Mogart
Carl
Erich Arthur P. Schmidt
F. Schubert
Carl Erich
Colt At
Wilbur F. Stafford
Thomas Pounder
Suffolk
Main
Linden Street
Atlantic Street
Esterly
Oliver D.smith
Main Street
Oliver'd Smith
James Shay