Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-27
Heroes Are Recognized
By Carnegie Commission
: Many Are Awarded Medals for Brave Deeds Performed. :

identified man from being run over by
a train. Erie, Pa, July a, 1912.
Charles G.. Davis, Danville. Va, silver
| medal and $1,000 as needed, for cduca-
tional purposes. Davis, aged 10, labor
! cr, saved w. Franklin German, well
digger, from sutfocatiOn Charlotte, n.
c., Sept. 70, lNl.
Alyah II. Gibson, Milwaukee,, Wis,
| silver medal and $1,000 as needed, for
educational purposes. Gibson, aged IA,
helped to save Howard c. Warren,
aged II, from an impending fatal fall
following an electric shock, Kalamazoo,
Mich, April lG, 1912.
Roy w. Carney, silver medal and
$1,000 toward %liquidating his indebted
ness. Carney, 4 city detective, helped
to save Howard c. Warren from an
impending fatal fall following an cleo
trio shock, Kalamazoo, Mich, April IL,
1912.
William Webster. deceased, silver
medal to widow and pension OF $50 a
mouth, with s. a month additional for
each of two children. Webster, a mcr-
chant, died attempting to help save
Howard c. Warren from an impending
fatal fall, following all electric shock,
Kalamazoo, Mich, April lG, 1912.
Herbert r. Cornell, deceased, silver
medal to father and $500 as needed.
Cornell, aged II, school boy, died at
tempting 10 save Carl c. Henry, aged
II, from drowning, Athens, Ohio, June
%, 1912. II
John r. Brooke, deceased, silver
medal to father, and $1,000 as needed.
Brooke. aged -, teacher, saved Earl
l.. r.. .Askam, student and died at.
tcmpting%to save Clarence NJ. Dell.
student. and George w. Smith. teacher,
from drowning, San Mateo, Cal. Aug.
j.. 1907.
! sGtTgcfW. Smith, deceased, bronze
medal to mother and $1,000 as needed.
Smith, aged %, teacher, died attempt
ing to save Earl L. r. Askam and Clar-
cncc NJ: Dell, San Matco, CAL, Aug.
i, 1907.
Peter w. H. Finney, deceased, sill
yer medal to sister and pension Of So
a month. linney aged u, died attempt
ing TO a V John Thomas, farmer and
well digger, from suifocation, Snake
Creek, Va, May 26, 1911.
Charles Thomas deceased, silver
medal to widow, 500 to liquidatc her
indebtedness, and pension of $50 a
month, with S. a month additional for
each Of four children. Thomas, a lab
orer, died attempting to save Joesph +.
Murphy, aged II, contractor, from suf-
location. Circlcvillc, Ohio, September
IL, 1912
Elias . Adams, deceased, silver medal
to widow and pension Of S23 a month.
Adams, aged GS, crossing Waterman,
died attempting to save Olivia X.
Schmidt, aged Is, from being run over
by a train, Dayton, Ohio, November II,
1912.
Alexander Johnston deceased, silver
medal to widow and pension OF $115,.a
month, with s. additional for her son.
Johnston. assistant master mechanic,
died attempting to w Sylvester l..
Hines, riggcr, and Frederick Meyer,
aged u, rlsgcr helper, from suifocatlon,
Etna, Pa, June II, 1912. -.
Oswald G. Beck deceased. silver med
al to widow and pension of SIS
month. with s. additional for her
daughter until she reaches age of lG.
Beck, a pipe filter. died as a result of
attempting to ave Alexander Johns
ton from sulfocation, Etna, Pa, June
II, 1912.
Lawrence Z. Riddle, silver medal.
Riddle saved Frederick Meyer and at
tempted to save Oswald G. Beck, and
Alexander Johnston from suffocation,
Etna, Pa, June II, 1912.
Henry Wagner, silver medal and
$1,000, as needed. Wagner, a trcstlc
foreman. saved Lawrence E. Riddle
from sulfocation, Etna, Pa, June II
1912.