The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-01-22
CARNEGIE HERO FUND CON-
MISSION AWARDS MADE
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L. Liston. (See proceeding case.)
John R. Hoffman, Longview, Texas,
26, saved Andrew F. O'Brien, 10, from
being run over by a train, December
10, 1913.
Charles E. Class, Clifton, Va, 43,
saved w. H. Hawley, Sc, from being
run over by train, July 20, 1912.
George A. Watson, Clifton, Mass,
II, saved an unknown man from
drowning in bathing accident, July
9, 1912.
William G. Gallagher, Far Rock
away, N. Y, 21, saved Mary A. Hur-
ley, 81, from drowning while bathing,
September 2, 1918.
James D. Prater, Red Oak, NO., rs,
saved Ernest Whitetree, IS, from suf-
location in a we'll at Tiff City, June "a,
1911.
lido P. Norton, Alix, Kan, 81,
saved Henry C. Gresson, a fellow min
err, from suffocation, September 6,
1918.
Albert A. La Due, Slio, Mich, rs,
saved one year-old Lillian Carter from
being run over by an electric car at
Saginaw, September Is, 1918.
Edgar L. Rayne, Berlin, Nd, 20,
saved Henry l.. Harrison, 16, from
drowning in a boating accident, July
Is, 1912.
Earl H. McCann, (deceased), %;
died attempting. to save Charles A.
Adams, %, from drowning at Crock
EFT, Texas, August 5, 1914. Medal to
McCann's mother.
Woodson Graham, (deceased), 10;
died attempting to save Arlington
Buntin, ID, from drowning at Grenada,
Miss, June 2, 1913. Medal to Ora
hams father.
Patrick J. Moriarty, (deceased), 81;
died attempting to save Timothy Tai
bot, AZ, from suffocation in a manhole
in St. Louis, NO., July 6, 1914. Medal
and pension to widow, 4402 A. Cote
Brilliante avenue, St. Louis.
r. Emil Drummer, (deceased), e.
died attempting to save Alfred NJ
Scheer, "a, from drowning at West
vile, N. j., June 20, 1913. Medal and
pension to widow in Gornsdorf, Sax.
ony, Germany.
Ellsworth Sanders, (deceased), AZ;
died in saving Rose NJ. Schmitt, %,
from a runaway in Cleveland, O., May
S, 1914. Medal and pension to widow,
9508 German avenue, Cleveland.
Michael J. Kelly, Cleveland, O., "a
saved Clara Schmitt, sister Of Rose
Schmitt, in same accident just pre-.
viously mentioned.
Silver Medals.
Robert S. Pierson, 1910 P. St. Wash
ington, D. c., IS, helped to save J.
Hugh Magill, %, from drowning at
Rehoboth, Del, August 2, 1913.
Fred N. Crafts, Sc, Mountfort St.,
Boston, Mass, sc, saved Kate B. Ed
wards, Ga, from being run over by a
train at Hamilton, Mass, Aug. ID,
1911.
William R. Dyke, Goodies, Va, 40,
attempted to save Frances Bryant,
aged 4, from burning to death in the
Bryant house, April II, 1913.
James Frazer Rear, Jr., (deceased),
%; fatally shot in an attempt to save
Neville F. Fentress, acting constable,
in scuffle with negro at Fort Smith,
Ark, Feb. 4, 1913. Medal to Reads
father, Fort Smith, Ark.
Rosa R. Rickner, (deceased), 80;
sustained fatal injuries in attempt to
save George H. Gribling, &C, from
being run over by a train at Mans
field, O., April 10, 1914. Medal to
father in Mansfield.
Hazel D. Crummel, (deceased), died
attempting to save Aida E. Feingold,
20, from drowning at Stoneham, Mass,
September 7, 1918. Medal to Crum-
mel's father, 984 Bell St., Akron, o.
Alfred Hayes, (deceasedl II; died
attempting to save Herherts Wach-
ter, 10, from drowning in Lake Era
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