I return without approval House bill No. 2233, entitled 'An act granting a pension to Bernard Carlin.'
The husband of this beneficiary served about nine months in the Mexican War.
This is certainly the correct course to be pursued in this case, in view of the failure to state in the special bill the...
Whatever may be said of the incurrence of sunstroke in the Army, I find no proof that at the time he fell he was afflict...
I return without approval House bill No. 3521, entitled 'An act granting a pension to Manuel Garcia.'
This evidence ought not to be difficult to obtain.
I return without approval House bill No. 8761, entitled 'An act granting a pension to Mrs. Anna Butterfield.'
It seems to me it would establish a very bad precedent to allow a pension upon the facts developed in this case.
No claim is made in any quarter that he incurred the least disability during this service.
Her advanced age and the honorable service of her son would make the allowance of a pension in her case, upon any fair a...
I return herewith the enrolled bill (S. 3303) amendatory of 'An act relating to postal crimes and amendatory of the stat...
The expediency of granting any right to the occupancy of this land is, in my opinion, very doubtful.
I judge from an expression in the letter of the Chief of Engineers, made a part of the report of the committee of the Ho...
It seems to me that if any use of this land is given to the city of Tacoma it should be with the proviso suggested by th...
The death of this valiant soldier and patriotic son of the Republic ... has nevertheless shocked the country and caused ...
The checks remain in Leatherbury's possession until they were delivered by him to the special agent of the Pension Burea...
Someone with more intelligence than this ignorant colored woman concocted the scheme to gain this fraudulent pension.
No substitute shall hereafter be employed in any Department.
