New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
GET CARNEGIE MEDALS.
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
HOnOrs Eighteen Persons.

Fntsburg' Jan 1s.-Ten silver and eight bronze
medals. and s92l0 in cash were the awards made
"a. liie thlrd annual meeting of the Carnegie Hero
Were: 7
van bronze Gf medal and $500 to jeremiah NJ Dono-
Wiio IsCD was employed on the seagoing tug Thomas
eu eueu SIX men from the schooner Yukon The cash
widowed motbeT bTe Deca9Se Donovan supports his
ola bronze medal to Cline Horton seventeen years
Raipb on Ra Deeem3er IL 1soS rescued companion.
after breaking through fbe ic oo; & IRON drowning
of Rgya5e sr9n5e medal to John H Young coal mner
ni VINO on July It, 1904, rescued Albert Brookham a
ming ii'eeh years DID, from drowning while swim
twentT Rronss Tasrs medal ed 70 Leo H. Noke student
fon ~mT on on ApTl pr, y 1905, rescued Lille Wngerson,
Northwestern train .s'''S run over by chicago
vesra bronze 09 medal 70 Morris A Nourse nftyeight
Iowa VIC Tid, railway mail clerk OF Des Moines,
IN tSs To ms 9n July 49, l995 rescued from drowning
old of Ts Hor9es River Frank Leonard nine years
"A a bronze medal to Samuel NJ. Stowe twenty-six
july e. 1893 pup sGaed @ at from 0Pe5pa pownSg T
ter Of Portland Ore Hemmnser had falfeh e from ON
d retaining tanning wall into a canal.
@ .@onai purposes were awarded TO Thomas a. Harris,
March 81 ysars isSs old Of & Ogden Utah who n
ftINer IVY G. Blair, fifteen years old. student at
young man course in electrical engineering. which
ne oeslres n,s and was unable TO afford
on, his home to George H. Poei twenty five years
who on June g. ls5 at PoWels Neb. rescued A.
Faul cssary; three years old, from in front Of
and as he grasped the child missed his footing ana
and was dragged until his clothing off.
Both arms We're fractured and he sustained con
ability is the loss Of his left leg and crippled arm
J. Petzei a painter. Of St Louis who on July l.
1905, attempted to rescue from drowning John }.
Louis, at Sutter Station, St Louis County, Mo.
bes the ine wow SseS OF one Of ah9 me
an invalid, and was dependent on the father for
< silver medal and $50 to the father Of Luther
seven % years gears old STUDENT at Park Goiiege Park
lost his life while trying to rescue from drowning
dent Of the same college ' Miss Grabbs life was
saved by other students who succeeded in launch
SILVER r medal and lie a annuity Of s to M1 he
Willets was a carpenter twentv-seven years old
and lost his life at Bean Lake. Platte County, Mo.
drowning Grace Mcdonald twenty-four years old
soa en f Wefs Was h so
port of his parents The trio were rescued after
silver medal to the widow and 500 to be PLACED os
miner, Twenty-Five years old, Of Petersburg. Me
a nsTd b GGrny I'LL H. who lost Ibis his life on uTe %
Ray Ray a schooiboy twelve years old who was swim
tf James ' A a'o Hafris twenty-seven years old
farmer. OF Trenton, Tenn. was drowned on June 3.
10 rescue from drowning his cousin, Irwin Choate,
also farmer. A silver medal and $500 for the
support of herself and two children were awarded
TO the widow.
maker, of Athens. Marathon County, Wis. was
drowned in Black Creek June is, 1905. while
trying 10 rescue Philip J. Drissen. manager Of
stock farm Athens. A widow and two children
survive Zick and silver medal with $500 was
awarded.
A silver medal and the Of $3.50 to liqudate
the mortgage his property was awarded 10
Theodore Boettcher. thirty-seven years old, coal
miner, of Belleville. St. Clair County. Ill, who
on November IS, 1905, while working in the Huron
snufed fuse out OF blast to prevent It's explo-
sion and then rescued Daniel Hopp. fellow miner,
who had been pinned TO the floor of the mine by
fall OF slate. Hopp died from the wounds a few
Mrs Mary Gertrude Black. twenty-five years old.
wife OF dairy farmer of Gardiner. ore, was
awarded silver medal for the rescue from drown
ing Of Ruth E Baldersee sixteen years old, and
her sister Beulah. eleven years old on July q 1904
at Sampson, Douglass County, Ore Mrs. Blacks
shepherd dog had followed her into the water in
rescutng Ruth. and supported with her hand on
the dogs collar she SWAN TO the shore
Charles L. Haynes, schOolboy fifteen years old,
OF EGnporia, Kan. is to receive silver medal for
Smith. thirteen years old, August u. 1906. at
Neosho Rapids. Lyon County, Kan.
A silver medal awarded TO the father Of
Jewel H. Reed of St. Louis, who burned TO
Mrs. Laura Pulvermacher and Mrs. Pauline Her
manne from burning dwelling house. Miss Reed
q student. seventeen years old. The two
women. who boarded with the Reeds and Miss
Reed were found burned 10 death in the bathroom
OF the house, where they had apparently sought