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... the Panama Canal , and the necessity of tho United States Government rocoiving full powers of control in tho waters of the Caribbean Sea , Mr Roosevelt deems it necessary to disclaim once again all intention of aggrandisement at tho expense of the Republics ...
... also . She has not been reported , and some anxiety is felt as to her safety . — -Central ' Nows . A NEW LIGHT IN THE . CARIBBEAN SEA . Reuters Agency has received tho following communication , froni the Venezuelan Consul-General in London : — Venezuelan ...
... of the . Cttstom-honses there . The United States conid not permit foreign . Powers to oocapy ports or aaroours in . the Caribbean Sea which guarded thja airoroich to tha'Panama . Casal He did cdt iraat iapcs islands , buf if the United Stats left San ...
... island . This may tend to prove that the manjack mince in this place are probably offshoots from a largo bod somewhere in tho Caribbean Sea , which • has u . fissure through which this mincra . 1 is forced • by tlie subterranean fires which scorn to extend ...
... concerned . The nearest point 01 Cuba and the Isle o ( Pines are sixty miles apart . But tho exquisitcl : ? blue waters of tlie Caribbean Sea between the two shores are dotted with thousands of the islets called Keys , large numbers of which are clothed with ...
... and atmosphere of the island described in the bestbeloved among boys' books of adventure are taken from the region of the Caribbean Sea and the Spanish Main and not from the empty ocean lying north-west of the Horn . Nevertheless , the fact that the author ...
... be taken as convincing evidence of the interest that the Republic is taking in the political and economic-futu re of the Caribbean Sea and the Isthmus and the countries of ^ Central and South America . ^ But • hardly less • significant and noteworthy are ...
... shock was only the second in twenty years . At the time the ocean cable was interrupted , and a great catastrophe in the Caribbean Islands or the Andes was ' feared ; but ; on advices coming-tlirougli on- Uie restoration o £ communica . tion . it . was ...
... A GREAT shadow has been cast upon one of the oldest of our possessions in the Caribbean Sea . A telegram from St Thomas , in the Danish Vest Indies , reports that Kingston , the chief town of Jamaica , was destroyed by earthquake on Monday afternoon ...
... foreign lines alone could bring about a proper American Merchant Marino . With regard to the smaller countries around the Caribbean Sea , he laid down three principles as describing the attitude of the United States towards them . The first principle was— ...
... promiao of s . prosperity long unhoped . Moreover , tile opening of tho Panama Canal would at ' no distant date make tho Caribbean Soit an ocean thoroughtare insted of a eul lie sac . The splendid harbour of Kingston would then become of firstrclnss importance ...
... and urged the Government to malee such arrangements as would , in the event of future trouble or disaster , prevent the Caribbean being deprived of British assistance . The Committee further appealed to the Government to assist the people of Jamaica ...