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... American States. WASHINGTON, Feb, 12. World-wide significance attaches to the visit of Mr. Knox, Secretary of State, to the Caribbean countries. Central American diplomatist* are unanimously of the opinion that the tour will ward off possible encroachments ...
... Panama (’anal, using the Nicaragua route, via the b'apoa Kiver to Salinas Buy.—Central News. The idea of canal from the Caribbean Sea the Pacific via Nicaragua is, of course, means new one, and the above message suggests that an old scheme has been revived* ...
... THE OOMPANIKS iTION) ACT. CARIBBEAN MINKS Limited JL (is lAoai4a ...
... merchants and-at the German legation. party it ia ia£o». to appeal from an ennioyaa in aarriee tha pany of (Snatruetiona ia Caribbean SaaC Tha was ■ary, for nesamittee of public safety baa aa far maintained cosaplato ordar. but NEW YORK. August To-day’s adeieaa ...
... It in announced that the American Mar'- coat Company is about to equip statione. at New Orleans, at Swan Island, in the Caribbean Sea. and at Santa Marta, Colombia, providing direct wireless communication between the two American continents, says Renter ...
... foundered in a hurricane whilst on a voyage from Port Arthur to Buenos Ayres. The Admiral Clark encountered a hurricane in the Caribbean Sea. and the water flooded the engine -room. The steamer sank when 112 miles south-east of Cape San Antonio. Cuba, when most ...
... against Spain in hia Interest of America m Sea Power.” His country must gel strong position in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea —which are the nerve centres of maritime strategy—if it hoped play a leading part in future world policy (Welt politik) ...
... landslides on the wonderful mountain railway journey from Port Limon to San Jowl. the constant possibility of capture in the Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean by German cruisers, the risk of broken when riding in motor-can driven by ths coloured chauffeurs ...
... preparations were being made in the British West Indian Islands to cope with the expected development of shipping in the Caribbean Sea consequent upon the °petting of the Panama Canal. Mr. Harcourt (Colonial Secretary.) replied that the Governmest of Jamaica ...
... influence. The transfer of the islands to the U.S. is considered of great importance in relatioa to the strategic control of the Caribbean Sea and to the approaches of the GIN ef Mexico and the Panama Canal.—Reutsr. The three sugar-producing islands which have ...
... cruising steamer to the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company which has been specially lifted tor tlin New York-Bermuda trade. The Caribbean will leave Southampton and Clierhourg nn Sept. 2, visiting the Asores 4, 14 Bermuda on her way to New York. The transatlantic ...
... that Germany wanted Mr. Bryan to be elected because of the belief that he would help her to obtain a coaling station in the Caribbean Sea. Many prominent politicians in all parts of the country predict that if Mr. Bryan does stand again his previous defeat' ...