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... trade relations with the countries of Latin- America, for which Secretary Knox is now paving the way by his visits to the Caribbean ports. It is hoped that the voyage will result not only establishing better trade relations, but will have other far-reaching ...
... interest has been shown by offioials the British colonies and some of the leading Latin-American republics bordering on the Caribbean Sea. At Tuskegee is the famous negro college, ably presided over by Booker T. Washington. A carpenter named Jeremiah O'Brien ...
... Commercial Earthquake, The old Caribbean seas will reopen to the world under conditions great promise. The canal itself »ill save great American trade lances. The saving in time. fuel, wear and tear, wages, costs upkeep for all the vessels will enormous ...
... the sun, with a bigger share of the world's shipping traffic. Berlin has long had its eye on the Danish possessions iu the Caribbean. FAMOUS MOTORIST KILLED. NEW YORK, Wednesday. Mr. David Bruce Brown, one of the foremost racing motorists the world, has ...
... CATCH said world's record catch for rod and lino. ' -' •;v: ■ • .. • :: CARIBBEAN SEA EXPLORATION.—Landing leopard sting ray Mi, weighing 41Mb., caught with a rod and lino in tho Caribbean Sea by Mr. Mitchell-Hedges. the oxplerar, big game hunter, and fisherman ...
... Geographical Footnote to Current History, by J. F. Horrabiu, deals with American Imperialism m Haiti, Panama, and the Caribbean zone generally. Fred Shaw contributes further gleanings from the records of the Huddersfield Old Mechanics (1830-40) ...
... SOCIALIST TRIBE DISCOVERED Chiefs and Followers Who Work Common A remote tribe, on the shores of the Caribbean Sea, the members of which bare a purely socialistic style of living, has been visited Mr. F. A. Mitchell Hedges, an explorer, who arrived at ...
... giant skates and them are assay fine species to einglit ia. the seven Mr. Mitchell Midges' recent voyage of exploration in Caribbean and Pacific gave some idea of possibilities. One of his Ash, a sawfish, 21ft. long. weighed 5,7001 b. BM It was not taken ...
... target skips, ammunition diips and tags Admiral Robert K. Counts will command. and the location manoeuvres will held in the Caribbean Sea off Panama to determine the possibility of the quick mobilisation the joint Alien tic and Pacific fleets means of the ...
... Woman. Destructive, damnable, deceitful woman, Otway, the playwright, once described her. Mr. Mi.- is explorer. knows the Caribbean better than I know the Carmagnole. an authority big halt, and regards woman a poor fusli. if not more so. Being icllivo'ogist ...
... are also a few Italians there. Presumably the Italian Navy will likewise cease to watch the Mediterranean and proceed to Caribbean waters. Meantime what foreign lives have been lost or threatened and what property belonging to foreigners has been destroyed ...
... further loan in New York, as seco. rite for which it will probably give cuilwav concessions. The new policy for Mexico and the Caribbean countries will, the Times Washington correspondent notes, be always vigorous, but, if need arises. even aggressive. The ...