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... Admiral Dewey to-day inspected thirty warships, including the battleships the ooast Caribbean Squadrons, and afterwards proceeded to witness the winter manoeuvres in the Caribbean Seas, Demonstrations at Cadiz against the Customs dues ended in the gendarmerie ...
... nine o'clock last Saturday night. The disturbance was accompanied noise, which was heard along the whole shore t.f the Caribbean Sea. ...
... or cruisers sent specially from Great Britain to enable the reservists obtain six months’ eea-drill every winter in the Caribbean Sea British waters. The decision gives great estisfaefaion in the colony, where the naval reserve la highly popular. FIGHTING ...
... Saturday. The EernLls Washington correspondent says:— Finding impolitic to acquire coaling station on the shores the Caribbean Sea direct negotiation, Germany has attempted to the Monroe doctrine of obtaining control of the territory necec«*ry for ...
... LONDON LETTER. THE VENEZUELA SITUATION. WAR VESSELS IN CARIBBEAN WATERS. NEW THEATRICAL PIECES IN LONDON. LONDON, Sunday Night. There is little fresh news regarding the situation in Venezuela, though the public interest in it shon-s.no signs of abating ...
... Luckenbach, New York for Juan Puerto Rico, the 30 passengers on board were transhipped, off Cape HatLeras, to tho Atlantic and Caribbean Steamship Company's liner Philadelphia, also bound for Sun Juan. Th® crew the £. V. Luckenbach remained board fight the fire ...
... take possession Customs Bonses there. The United States could not permit foreign Powers to occupy ports or harbours in the Caribbean Sea which guarded the approach to the Panama Canal. He did not want more islands, but if the United States left San Domingo ...
... Hudson’s Bay is the third largest inclosed marine eea in the world, being next in size to the Mediterranean Sea and the Caribbean Sea, and bill is now before the Ottawa Parliament to change its name to the Canadian Sea, for good political and national ...
... exercise cioee watch the approaches to this canal; and this means that we must be thoroughly alive our interests in the Caribbean Sea. There are certain essential points which mutt never be forgotten regards the Monroe Doctrine. In the first place, mast ...
... either end, and means that we shall have a particular interest in the preservation of order on the coasts and islands of the Caribbean Sea.” Mr Roosevelt went on to say that be believed that a little wise and generous aid could help forward even the most backward ...
... NAVY YARDS AND STATIONS. T'. completion of the Panama Canal, the • of trade in the Gulf of Mexioo and , f whole Caribbean region, and tha probable -rise tha naval establishment meet cur ii.onal responsibilities that area will bsbly call for supply stations ...
... is to be paid by vessels each entry from a foreign port except ports North Amerioa. Central America, the West Indies, the Caribbean Coast, and Newfoundland, in which case duty of eix cents will be imposed. Vessels which carry suitably trained American boys ...