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... An Anglo-Caribbean Link Severed. The firm hold upon the West Indian export trade which the United States has thus secured, is maintained by the many steamship lines which ply between New York and the islands. That hold has been strengthened —unconsciously ...
... IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA. Events Ripening That WID Make It Centre Of Attention. As events are now attaining the Car- 1 ibbean to be in the near future a centre of world wide attention, the New York Herald. The Herald bas special correspondents posted at every ...
... Blue Ensign of Dominion for Caribbean See. CRUIbBE CANADA WILL RAIL ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK. The following is clipped from the Halifax Daily Echo the 18th ultimo : Hon. Raymond Prefontaine concluded arrangements to-'ley for sending the Canadian ...
... may be enormously increased. Jamaica contains the finest harbor in the Caribbean Sea. When the unfortunate Archduke Maximilian, who perished so bravely at Queretaro, was on his way to assume the ill-fated crown of Mexico, he was met at Port Royal by eleven ...
... SPECIAL AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN. HER INFLUENCE AND ITS GROWTH. By a West Indian Correspondent. The United States, alike from strategical and commercial standpoints, has of late years acquired a commanding influence in the Caribbean. The material results ...
... cent. Captain A. Mahan in Us “Interest of America in Sea Power,” page 277, says: “The Caribbean is preeminently the domain of sea power,” aad again, page In the Caribbean, likewise, the existence of numerous important ports, and busy traffic in tropical ...
... cannot think that His Majesty's Government has lost sight of the rapid increase of influence of the United States in the Caribbean, which, in conjunction with the probable cotnpletion of the Panama Canal, we feel makes it most important that at the present ...
... iuturunitlUll ; ziept. 6th, 1305. Evidence of disturbance approaching '73arbaJos hour Soutu east considered !or vetsaels eastern Caribbean next or three days. ...
... authority temiiorarily owing to a breakdown of his health. arrived at Boston on Wednesday, whence will embark a sea trip in the Caribbean. One correspondent describes him a nervous wreck, partly paralysed and unable to stand. ...
... „construction of the Pauatua canal. At. beat this colony eau only hops to it.direaly by the enhanced importance which the Caribbean possessions will secure by the cutting ot the waterway. ...
... 1R MULLS. The General Board -- of the United btatee Navy have decided on the programme for the winter manoeuvres in the Caribbean sea. It is understood that the first squadron of the North Atlantic 'fleet cunsisting of the battlehips 'Maine' (flagship) ...
... CORKESPOXDENT. New York, Wednesday, A telegram from Washington announces that tho State Department have decided send the entire Caribbean squadron to Dominican watens, pending the completion tho fiscal programme undertaken by tbe United States Government. The ...