While this case is probably one where the exercise of generosity would be pleasant and most timely to the recipient, I can not think that such a precedent should be established.
Although there are cases in which it seems not improper that pensions should be granted for injuries sustained during fu...
I am fully satisfied that the surgeon was not mistaken who made the certificate upon which the beneficiary was discharge...
The man for whom this pension is proposed never, so far as I can learn, did a single day's actual military service at th...
Never has done a day's duty. Is utterly worthless and unfit for the Veteran Reserve Corps.
To give the least encouragement to postmasters that these allowances would be upon their application revised and increas...
I think it should not, on the grounds that the amount was fixed by the Department upon full examination.
To the House of Representatives: In compliance with a resolution of the House of Representatives of the 27th instant (th...
As a general rule the allowances made by the Post-Office Department in these cases ought not to be interfered with.
To allow a claim so lacking in merit would endanger discipline and invite irregularity and loose methods in a very impor...
If there is any value to be placed upon the reports of these examining boards, the refusal of the Pension Bureau to rest...