Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-27
icy Associated press)

flttSDurS, Aprll 2O-lhe carnegie
Hero Fund Commission has an
nounccd a further list of awards for
heroic acts. The list, with medal
awarded, etc, is as follows:
is William J. Reidy, bronze medal.
'Rcidy carpenter, saved Abraham Hill
dcbrand, laborcr, from suffocation,
Gresham, Ore, Nov. s. 1904.
Charles r. Lilly bronze medal, and
5000 TO liquidatc his indebtedness. Lilly,
a station master, saved NJ. FRANCIS
Goodin., aged four, from being run
over by a train, Grafton. w. Va, May
A, 1912.
Edgar II. Sherman. bronze medal,
and $1,000 toward %liquidatirig his in
dcbtcdncss. Sherman, grocer, res
cucd Mabel McCalley from a runaway,
Marion, Iowa, March 3. 1911.
Jeremiah l}rain, bronze medal and
$1,000 toward l%iQuidating mortgage OH
his property. l'rain, boilermaker, saved
Charles l.. Davis from suffocation, Ran
kin, Pa, June u, 1907.
Lillamac Formby, bronze medal and
81 900 as needed. Miss Fornby aged
-, SllltNl al llCl SdNSh III NJ
Y'Blood. aged nineteen. from being run
over by a train, Walda, Ark, August
,. 1912. .
Ralph F.. Alaxey, bronze medal and
81 ,0H0. as needed. AIaNey. baggage
master. saved Harriet f. Malcolm and
Lottie Hollenberg from being run over
by a train, Monmouth, H., May y,
1903. NJf5f~ .
Samuel Nasscr, bronze medal and
81 900, as needed. Nasscr, eavcr, saved
Edward S. Whelan, aged four, from
burning. Elmira \. y, pril y, 1912.
Thomas P. Cahill, bronid bronze
medal and $1,000, as reeded. a Cahlll,
assistant superintetdcnt 5d ! yatife2s IN
surancc company saved Isabella Man
del. aged three, from being run over by
IyI2. CahNrd1S6g INTO s1,e. stroet .nd
crouchcd Between the rails TO rescue the
little girl who had wandered upon the
track. With the fender OF the car but
four feet away, he grabbed Isabella.
jcrked her backward and threw himself
off the track. 'ust as the car passed.
David Phillips bronze medal and
S LOCO as needed. Nasser. weaver, saved
boss, saved Martin A. Wright. aged 10,
from being rim over by a train. Snow
den, Pa. June II 1912.
William J. Arthur bronze medal and
$1,000 as needed. Arthur. a salesman,
saved Benjamin J.. Vctrone, from
drowning, Erie, Pa, August %. 1912.
Bernard G. King, bronze medal and
$1,000, as needed. King, a clerk, saved
Ralph c. Brown, a boy, from drowning,
Warren. Pa, December %, 1912.
Alexander Z. Shearer bronze medal
and $1,000. as needed. Shearer, a lamp
tender, saved Francis L. Macdonald,
aged three from burning, Dingvil'e.
W. Va, September rs. 1912.
Alvin NJ. Grafton bronze medal and
81 loo as needed. Grafton, a farmer,
saved Thomas Griffin, school boy, and
Robert Conycrs, farmer, from drown
ing, Sidney Park, Ark, July 4, 1912.
Elliott D. Nichols. Jr., bronze medal
and $1,000 as needed. Nichols, school
boy, saved S. Bern;ce Fleek, aged Il,
from drowning, Watts Flats n. y.
July %, 1906.
William NJ. Orr. bronze medal and
ST, 900. Orr a saw mill operator, saved
w. Mcdonald Morriss aged ten. from
drowning, Glade Spring, Va, March
Ii. 1912.
James Reynolds, bronze medal and
1890 to liquidatc mortgage on his
Reynolds. a foreman of line
men. saved John c, Jackson, lincman.
from electric shock. New l~iavcn, Conn.
September /, 1908.
Joseph T. Holland. bronze medal and
5000. as needed, ior educational pur-
poses. Holland aged -, clerk, attempt
ed to save Hazel NJ. Murray, aged 10,
from drowning, Erie, Pa, August u,
1912. !
Sheldon V. Clarke bronze medal and
$1,000. as needed, for educational pur-.
poses. Clarke, aged II, student, saved
J. Byron Duke from drowning, Will.
Transport Pa, June 3, 1912. .
J. Floyd ~l'rasicr, bronze medal and
$1,000, as needed. for educational pur-t,
poses. EraAera 8sed up, school boyys
saved Wayne, K. Williams, agcd :l6's
farmland, from drowning, ;lDulaneys
Texas. May, %, 1912. r,. ;.,rul 4
R. Kenneth Oliver, bron;zc medal and;
S $1,000, as needed, for educational pur..
poses. Oliver, aged. II, school boy.
saved Gladys NJ Russell aged scven{
from being run over by a tram, lams
pico, Ill.,, March Is, 1912.
James O. London, deceased, bronze
medal to widow and pension OF So a
month with s. a month additional Tor
each of four children. London assist
ant general foreman of constructions,
died attempting to save Harry Z. Hicks
aged II. from drowning, Mahonlng,
Pa. June 30, 1912. -,
T. Gertrude Semen. silver medal and
ST, 900 as needed, Mrs. Semon res
cued Elizabeth G. King from burning
'Galesburg, ILL.,, Dec. "A, 1910.
Tram Kevorkian, silver medal, and
$1,000 as needed. Kevorkian, a labor
CIR, saved Henry J. Lutz, candy maker,
from drowning, Niagara Falls, N. y,
April 70. 1912. Lutz fell into the Nj
agara River and was being rapidly car
ried toward the American Fall. ke-
vorkian, who could not swim, waded
out twenty feet, into water which
reached nearly to his hips, at a point
$50 feet above the brink, and as Lutz
was drifting by caught him with a PIKE
pole.
Martin D. Wade, silver medal and
ST, 900. as needed. Wade. a railroad
nagman, attempted to save Raymond
V. Ryan, school boy. from being run
over by a train, Mount Alton, Pa,
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