Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-27

and $500; saved Robert A. Kaler
ed. McKeesport. Pa. May q. 1911.
Miss Lena B. Nunsaker. bronze media
and $4,000: saved Lillian Knight and
Ruby Miller from drowning. Colfax
w. Va. June 81. 1911.
Miss Josephine Pickroski. bronze
medal and $4,000: saved Victoria Kor-
zeniowska. Mabel Girotkowska and at.
tempted to save Mary Zybura from
drowning, Chicopee. Mass, February
"a. 1911.
Thomas O. Doyle. bronze medal and
$4,000: saved Edward Hart from
drowning, Worcester. Mass. January
las. 1911.
Rescued Drowning Man.
Walter W. Powers, bronze medal and
81, 900: saved Warren L. Illsley from
drowning, Boston, Mass, December 20
1910.
Chester w. Holmes, bronze medal and
, 5000; attempted to save Warren l. Ills
ley and Walter w. Powers from drown
ing. Boston, December 20. 1910.
Alfred d. Cole. deceased. bronze medal
and pension Of SIS a month to daughter;
sustained fatal injuries saving Ivis Jack
son from being run over by locomotive
| Saginaw. Mich, November q. 1911.
Herbert H. D. Stephenson. sr, deceased.
bronze medal and pension Of $5 month
to widow: died attempting to save John
p Duffy from drowning, Brooklyn, n. T.,
August f. 1911.
Robert M. Meek, deceased. silver medal
and pension of $25 q month to widow;
died attempting to- save Edwin A. sutton
from suffocation. Cokedale, Col, February
TO- 1911.
William A. Easton. bronze medal and
81 600; attempted to save Robert, M.
Meek and Edwin A. Sutton from suffoca-
ton, Cokedale, Col, February 10, 1911.
Kenneth l.. Lindsey. silver medal:
helped to save Timothy Lynch from
John T. Nightingale. silver medal;
helped to save Timothy Lynch from
drowning, Boston. Mass. March y. lol0
J. Malcome Semmes. jr. silver medal !;
rescued NJ. Belle Allstadt and Ira C.
Alstadt. jr.. from a runaway horse,
Raymond l. Coldren, silver medal and
81, 900; rescued Clark trump, lineman.
from electric shock. Uniontown, Pa,
H. Guy Brown, deceased, silver medal
to mother; died attempting to save
Joseph Freer, colored. from suffocation
in sewer. Charleston, S. c., April Is.
1911
Bertram N. HolllngWOrtn. deceased,
silver medal to father: died saving
Joseph r. Swaine from drowning.
Windsor Locks, Connecticut, August 20,
1910.
n Burdette Martin. deceased. silver
medal and $4,000 to widow; died at
tempting to save Eva s. Wheeler from
suffocation. Thermopolis. Wyo., May 8,
1910.
John H. Simmons. deceased. silver
medal and pension Of $s5 a month for
vIri1 in6 ry-Y A
Rhyme. colored, from suffocation, Nebo.
N. c., September 20, 1911.
Oliver K. HARDWOOD. deceased. silver
medal and pension Of $50 month to
widow; died attempting to save Rexford
j. Lyon from suffocation, Syracuse, N.
Y, September /, 1911.
James NJ Rose. deceased. silver medal
and pension of $50 a month to widow:
from being run over by train Cincinatti,
Ohio, January %, 1912.
Attempted to Save Two.
Newton w. Joyce. deceased, silver
medal and pension of $35 month to
widow: died attempting to save James
NJ. Rose and Louise Potts from being
run over by train, Cincinnati, Ohio,
January %. 1912.
Thomas F. Maher, deceased, silver
medal and pension of $50 a month to
widow: died attempting to save Jennie
s. kinsella and Ellen L. Sheehan from
being run over by train, Lancaster, N
", April Is, 1911.
William Richie deceased, silver medal
and pension of $40 month to widow
died attempting to save Fritz F. Muller
from suffocation. Walhalla. s. c., May
20, 1911.
James Pruitt colored, silver medal and
500: saved Fritz F.. Muller and attempt
ed to save William Richie from suffoca-
ton in well at Walhalla, S. c., May
20, 1911.
James Hunter. bronze medal and $500:
attempted to save William Richie from
suffOcation, Walhalla, S. c., May 20. 1911.
John J. WILDER, deceased, silver medal
and $35 a month; died attempting to save
mine party from explosion. Was blown
up in the attempt, at Panama, Ill, No
vember II, 1911.
James w. Blaylock. silver medal and
81 600; saved Arthur E. NcReaken from
explosion at Panama, ILL.,, November II,
1911
Arthur e. McReaken, silver medal and
S1.O0O; attempted to save party Of miners
from explosion, Panama, ILL.,, November
II. 1911.
Emil F. Grabruck, silver medal and
81 900; attempted to save party of miners
from explosion at Panama, ILL.,, November
IL, 1911.
Forest w. McNeir. gold medal; saved
Charles A. Rogers from burning, Hous-
ton, Tex, February IL, 1910.
Nathan Duncan, gold medal and 5000;
rescued William C. Anderson from q
cave-in in a well, Wellspoint, Tex, Au-
gust 8, 1907