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"Remember the 'Maine'". Written by Arthur H. MacOwen for the occasion of the benefit performance given at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia, on Friday, March 11th, 1898, in aid of the survivors from the blowing up of the U. S. S. 'Maine" in the

"Remember the 'Maine'". Written by Arthur H. MacOwen for the occasion of the benefit performance given at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia, on Friday, March 11th, 1898, in aid of the survivors from the blowing up of the U. S. S. 'Maine" in the

In memory of Col. Ellsworth, fire Zouaves. Assassinated May 24th, 1861. Johnson, Song Publisher No. 7 N. 10th, Street, Philadelphia.

[ Martha Graham and Company, Academy of Music, Philadelphia, February 4, 1942]

[ Martha Graham and Company, Academy of Music, Philadelphia, February 4, 1942]

Intermezzo from The tragedy of death by Harvey Worthington Loomis and Dawn, a development of Indian melodies by Arthur Farwell

Intermezzo from The tragedy of death by Harvey Worthington Loomis and Dawn, a development of Indian melodies by Arthur Farwell

Singer and General. Maj. General Frank T. Hines, head of the Veterans [...]ministration, complements Jessica Dragonette, [...]ger, for her part in the Arministice Day exercises [...]e Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. 11/11/35

William R. Dempster to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, March 17, 1865 (Invitation to attend musical performance)

"Remember the 'Maine'". Written by Arthur H. MacOwen for the occasion of the benefit performance given at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia, on Friday, March 11th, 1898, in aid of the survivors from the blowing up of the U. S. S. 'Maine" in the

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Author's presentation copy to John Russell Young.

Page Order: Leaflet

Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML.

Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 160, Folder 41.

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01/01/1898
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Arthur H. Boreman and A. S. Garretson to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, October 31, 1863 (Military invention)

Old-age and Survivors Insurance Under the Social Security Act. Every man wants security and happiness for his family. Wage earners covered by the Federal Old-age and Survivors Insurance System can look forward []

Ocean liners: Survivors of "DENVER"

[Capt. Arthur Henry Rostron of the Carpathia who rescued survivors of the Titanic]

Arthur H. Boreman and A. S. Garretson to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, October 31, 1863 (Military invention)

The scene of the Otranto disaster. The point where the Otranto was torn to pieces on the rocks of Islay's safage where is a bleak and desolate spot. The nearest habitations are a mile and a half away in the tiny hamlet of Kilchoman, which is merely a cluster of three or four stone cottages and a small church and a school house. The cottagers are poor farmer folk, big of heart but lean of purse. They starved themselves to feed the survivors, and the Red Cross supplies arrived in the nick of time to save them all, survivors and villagers as well. The photograph shows the parish church and cemetary, with Machrie Bay, the scene of the disaster in the distance. The picture was taken from a knoll, over a mile away by an improvised tele-photo lens, and from an elevation of about 600 ft

Louis & Lola ?--TITANIC survivors

Letter from Arthur H. Keller to Alexander Graham Bell, May 22, 1888

Arthur H. Sapp - Public domain photograph, glass negative

Arthur H. Boreman and A. S. Garretson to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, October 31, 1863 (Military invention)

Work of the American Red Cross in the Otranto disaster, when nearly 450 lives were lost. RC supplies for the sick and exhausted survivors being unloaded at Kilchoman, Islay, Scotland. In the background is the parish church where 199 American soldier victims were buried on October 11. The little Red Cross car made nearly two hundred miles a day over some of the roughest country in the world, bringing aid and succor to the survivors

[Groups of TITANIC survivors aboard rescue ship CARPATHIA: unidentified group on deck]

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