- The
Actives pla****
sporadically for the next 12 years. The
Reading Coal Heavers pla**** in the
Atlantic League from 1897
until the
league disbanded in...
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Ordinary Seaman Bartholomew Diggins Coal Heaver Richard D.
Dunphy Coxswain Thomas Fitzpatrick Pilot Martin Freeman Coal Heaver James R.
Garrison Landsman John...
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bravery during the
Civil War (the
others being Coal Heaver Charles Baldwin,
Fireman Alexander Crawford,
Coal Heaver Benjamin Lloyd, and
Coxswain John W. Lloyd)...
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William Madden (born 1843) was a
coal heaver in the
United States Navy and a
Medal of
Honor recipient for his role
during the
American Civil War. Madden...
- U.S. Navy on
December 17, 1863. He
served during the
Civil War as a
coal heaver on
Admiral David Farragut's flagship, the USS Hartford. At the Battle...
- cannery. He was also an
oyster pirate, seal hunter, jute mill worker, and
coal heaver before becoming a vagrant. At the age of 21, due to
financial cir****stances...
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William H.
Quarles (1869 –
March 25, 1897) was a
pitcher in
Major League Baseball for the 1891
Washington Statesmen and 1893
Boston Beaneaters. Career...
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Willard A.
Holland (1862–1930) pla****
professional baseball for the 1889
Baltimore Orioles of the
American ****ociation. He pla**** in the
minor leagues...
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Lombard College in Galesburg, he
became a
hotel servant in Denver, then a
coal-
heaver in Omaha. He
began his
writing career as a
journalist for the Chicago...
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Richard Hamilton (January 23, 1836 – July 6, 1881), a
Union Navy
Coal Heaver,
received the
Medal of
Honor for
bravery for his parti****tion in the sinking...