On the recordJuly 16, 1888
To grant a pension in such a case would establish a precedent in the appropriation of money from the public Treasury which I can hardly think we should be justified in following.
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May 29, 1896
There certainly ought to be a strong presumption that the case was fairly and justly determined by the Bureau.
Jan 1, 1897
Such vacancy may, subject to the approval of the Commission, be filled by appointment without examination and certification for such part of three months as will enable the Commission to provide eligibles.
May 25, 1896
It is quite plain that in fairness and justice no appropriation should be made in favor of the claimant.
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