I am perfectly satisfied from the medical testimony and from other facts connected with this case that the death of the husband of the beneficiary was in no manner related to his military service.
Grover Cleveland: “I am perfectly satisfied from the medical testimony and from other facts connected with this case that the death of the…”
On the recordJune 18, 1888
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