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The #1 song in the U.S.A. on this date in history, according to Billboard magazine. If you have a Rhapsody account, clicking on one of its links will allow you to hear the entire song and give you the option to purchase it. If you have iTunes software installed, clicking on one of its links will allow you to hear a portion of the song and give you the option to purchase it. If the song is not available in Rhapsody or iTunes, a link to Amazon or an informational website may be provided. You can purchase more detailed historical data from Billboard research services or  Record Research.		© 2012 Billboard/Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.
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1919 ... "Till We Meet Again" by Henry Burr & Albert Campbell
1918 ... "I'm All Bound Round with the Mason Dixon Line" by Al Jolson
1917 ... "Hush-A-Bye Ma Baby (The Missouri Waltz)" by Elsie Baker
1916 ... "The Lights of My Home Town" by Peerless Quartet
1915 ... "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny" by Alma Gluck
1914 ... "I'm on My Way to Mandalay" by Henry Burr, Albert Campbell & Will Oakland
1913 ... "Sympathy" by Walter Van Brunt & Helen Clark
1912 ... "Moonlight Bay" by American Quartet
1911 ... "Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey" by Arthur Collins & Byron Harlan
1910 ... "Where the River Shannon Flows" by Harry MacDonough

THE 1900s

1909 ... "The Right Church, but the Wrong Pew" by Arthur Collins & Byron Harlan
1908 ... "As Long as the World Rolls On" by Alan Turner
1907 ... "My Gal Sal" by Byron G. Harlan
1906 ... "Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie" by Byron G. Harlan
1905 ... "Yankee Doodle Boy" by Billy Murray
1904 ... "Silver Threads Among the Gold" by Richard Jose
1903 ... "In the Good Old Summer Time" by Haydn Quartet
1902 ... "Arkansaw Traveler" by Len Spencer
1901 ... "Good-Bye, Dolly Gray" by Big Four Quartet
1900 ... "When You Were Sweet Sixteen" by Jere Mahoney

THE 1890s

1899 ... "I Guess I'll Have to Telegraph My Baby" by Arthur Collins
1898 ... "Break the News to Mother" by George J. Gaskin
1897 ... "My Gal Is a Highborn Lady" by Len Spencer
1896 ... "My Best Girl's a New Yorker" by Edward M. Favor
1895 ... "The Sidewalks of New York" by Dan Quinn
1894 ... "The Liberty Bell" by U.S. Marine Band
1893 ... "O Promise Me" by George J. Gaskin
1892 ... "The Picture Turned Toward the Wall" by Manhansett Quartette
1891 ... "The Laughing Song" by George Washington Johnson