Congressional Serial Set, Issue 3889U.S. Government Printing Office, 1899 - United States Reports, Documents, and Journals of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. |
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... month $ 55 ( $ 35 for herself and $ 20 for his child ) , as is shown by the records on file at the Treasury Department . Chief Engineer Randall lost his life at the battle of Manila , at which time he was 48 years of age . He died at ...
... month $ 55 ( $ 35 for herself and $ 20 for his child ) , as is shown by the records on file at the Treasury Department . Chief Engineer Randall lost his life at the battle of Manila , at which time he was 48 years of age . He died at ...
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... month , and as this pension is denied in the Bureau simply because the child and a divorced wife stood in the way of the mother , your committee recommend the passage of the bill , with an amendment increasing the rate to $ 25 per month ...
... month , and as this pension is denied in the Bureau simply because the child and a divorced wife stood in the way of the mother , your committee recommend the passage of the bill , with an amendment increasing the rate to $ 25 per month ...
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... month from July 20 , 1864 , and $ 2 a month addi- tional for each of her three minor children , the youngest of whom became 16 years of age on May 27 , 1877. Her pension was increased to $ 12 per month from March 19 , 1886 , and so paid ...
... month from July 20 , 1864 , and $ 2 a month addi- tional for each of her three minor children , the youngest of whom became 16 years of age on May 27 , 1877. Her pension was increased to $ 12 per month from March 19 , 1886 , and so paid ...
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... month from August 1 , 1890 , upon proof of her marriage to the soldier on October 20 , 1861 ; that she had not remarried since his death ; that she had no property what- ever ; was totally blind , and dependent upon an income of $ 6 per ...
... month from August 1 , 1890 , upon proof of her marriage to the soldier on October 20 , 1861 ; that she had not remarried since his death ; that she had no property what- ever ; was totally blind , and dependent upon an income of $ 6 per ...
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... month . Horace Elmer was appointed acting midshipman , United States Navy , September 27 , 1861 , and was promoted through the various grades from time to time until March 2 , 1885 , when he was appointed to the rank of commander . He ...
... month . Horace Elmer was appointed acting midshipman , United States Navy , September 27 , 1861 , and was promoted through the various grades from time to time until March 2 , 1885 , when he was appointed to the rank of commander . He ...
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$12 per month 1st Session accompany H. R. act of June amended appointed arithmetic Army August beneficiary bill H. R. cent CHAIRMAN child claimant Commissioners Committee on Invalid Committee on Pensions Company Congress court Department diarrhea disability discharge District of Columbia duty eighth grade examination fact favorably February February 28 filed following REPORT grammar granting an increase High School increase of pension Indians January July June 27 lands lesson letter manual labor March MARCH 13 MARCH 20 matter method metic Miss October Pension Bureau POWELL present printed public schools pupils received recommend the passage referred the bill Regiment respectfully rheumatism salary Secretary Senator GALLINGER soldier spelling submitted the following superintendent surgeon taught teach teachers testimony things tion trustees Turtle Mountain United States Army United States Senate varicose veins War Department Washington words wound
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Page 7 - To the Commissioner of Patents : The petition of SC, of C., in the county of H., and State of M., RESPECTFULLY REPRESENTS : That he has made certain improvements in the ; and that he is now engaged in making experiments for the purpose of perfecting the same, preparatory to his applying for letters patent therefor.
Page 2 - With regard to the platting of the claim and other office work in the surveyor general's office, that officer will make an estimate of the cost thereof, which amount the claimant will deposit with any assistant United States treasurer or designated depository in favor of the United States Treasurer, to be passed to the credit of the fund created by...
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Page 11 - ... and I do hereby declare that the following is a full, clear, and exact description of the construction and operation of the same...
Page 9 - ... an application for leave of absence, I do hereby certify that I have carefully examined this officer, and find that...