Upon a review of the evidence taken it appears to be well established that any disability of the beneficiary heretofore existing was not attributable to his military service.
his case is certainly a pitiable one I am forced to the belief that the conclusions reached in 1879 upon his application, that his disease w...
This case has been very exhaustively examined by the Pension Bureau upon the application for a pension filed there by the beneficiary named ...
I return without approval House bill No. 5593, entitled 'An act granting a pension to Charles Walster.'
I do not think these facts are proven or can be assumed.
I have to communicate the annexed copies of dispatches from our minister to China.
The military service and prison experience of the deceased were in no manner connected with his death.
I do not think in the circumstances surrounding this case that the beneficiary should at this late day be permitted to impeach and set aside...
It thus appears that even if this bill were approved there could be no rating, and the legislation would be of no advantage to the beneficia...
I do not understand that it has ever been claimed that a parent should be pensioned for the death of a son who had been in the Army unless h...
There is no intimation that the death of the son sixteen years after the close of the war was caused or in any way related to his military s...