Claims of Spanish-American War volunteers, 1899.

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Claims of Spanish-American War volunteers, 1899.

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This series consists of petitions and claims from State employees to the Comptroller's Office for money due them under a law providing that all the employees of the State or of a State Department who enlisted as volunteers in the United States service during the War with Spain, and who did not receive their pay as state employees during their absence from their place of employment, were entitled to pay as public employees from the time of their enlistment until their honorable discharge.

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