| For you, bright eyes / [Otto] Hauerbach [i.e. Harbach], lyrics ; [Karl] Hoschna, music. | Miss Barbour ; Mr. Anthony, duet with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Alma / [George V.] Hobart, lyrics ; [Jean] Briquet, music. | Miss Barbour ; Mr. Anthony, with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Draw me nearer / William H. Doane. | Anthony and Harrison (i.e. John Young and Frederick J. Wheeler). | Edison. |
| Rescue the perishing / W.N. [i.e. H] Doane, lyrics ; [Fanny Crosby, music]. | [Harry] Anthony, tenor ; [James F] Harrison, baritone, duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| Rock of ages / Dr. Thos. Hastings. | Edison Mixed Quartet (including Elizabeth Spencer, Cornelia Marvin, Harry Anthony, and Donald Chalmers). | Edison |
| And he'd say oo-la-la! wee wee / Harry Ruby ; George Jessel. Dixie is Dixie once more / Wm. Tracey ; Maceo Pinkard. | Billy Murray (And he'd say oo-la-la!) ; American Quartet (Dixie is Dixie once more) | |
| Alma : from "Alma, where do you live" / Hobart, Briquet. Every little moment : from "Madame Sherry" / Hoschna. | [Side A] Inez Barbour and Harry Anthony [i.e. John Young], duet with orchestra ; [Side B] Miss. Barbour and Mr. Werrenrath, duet, accompanied by Victor Orchestra. | |
| The rosary / Ethelbert Nevin. | Elizabeth Spencer and Knickerbocker Quartet [Harry Anthony, Walter Van Brunt, James F. Harrison, and William F. Hooley]. | Edison |
| The old oaken bucket / George Kiallmark. Moonlight on the lake / C.A. White. | Knickerbocker Quartet. | |
| Annie Laurie / Lady John Douglas Scott ; Adam Geibel. We strongly now will try together / Charles Lecocq. | Criterion Quartet, Vernon Dalhart ; Gladys Rice. | |
| When you and I were young, Maggie / James A. Butterfield. Rock me to sleep, Mother / Ernest Leslie ; Elizabeth Akers Allen. | Walter Van Brunt, Elizabeth Spencer. | |