Naval Missouri Newspaper Archives

Dewey's Great Victory Interests Naval Men. Upon His Detailed Report Much Will be Learned Relative

Naval Recruiting Office for St. Louis

Naval Reserves Are Ready. Captain Hunicke's Company is in Thorough Training for Anticipated War

The Naval Veterans Meet and Talk War. Out of a Membership of Sixteen in This

Naval Recruiting Office Will be Located Here. Lieutenant Colonel Hawley Takes Command of the Work

Naval Militiamen of Illinois

Secretary Long's Plan for the Naval Militia. He Will Ask That If be Enrolled in

Naval Militia to be Strengthened. General Orders Issued by Assistant Secretary Roosevelt

Naval Cadets to Join Their Ships. First Class at Annapolis Will Put to Sea without

Texas in Need of Naval Militia. State Guard May be Pressed into the Service If

The Naval Appropriation Bill Passed the House. Exciting Debate in Which Missouri Members Led --- Three

Work at the Portsmouth Yard. Huge Submarine Mines Ready to be Placed - Naval Militia

Two Naval Captains Who May See Brisk Service

Naval Appropriation Bill Completed. It Calls for the Expenditure of $32,630,658 during the Ensuing Year

A New Comparison of Naval Strength. an Analysis of the Sea Forces of Spain and America