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... associated it bitherio with wamn seas. The story went that the sperm whale went a-courting in the Gulf Stream, not far from the Caribbean Sea, and that it there encountered acres of floate o joriog. 1 pesostuly s an ering, 1y ate its way. The parrot-like m cuttlefish ...
... SHIPPING AND MARINE INSURANCE IN 1905. at the rate of four miles an hour. The water of the Gulf Stream is driven into the Caribbean Sea by trade winds, and, after flowing round tho Gulf of Mexico, finds an outlet through the Strait of Florida, where the ...
... (FROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) WASHINGTON, Jan. Advices from the Isthmus of Panama indicate that the next insurrection in Caribbean waters will break out there. The Panama Liberals are dissatisfied with the anomalous state of affairs by which the Canal ...
... from the Isthmus 'of Panama (writes the Morning 'Post Washington correspondent) indicate that the next insurrection in Caribbean waters will break out there, as the Panama Liberals are dissatisfied with the anomalous state of affairs by which the canal ...
... individual ranges, but of plateaus. As is the case with other sharply depressed seas—for example, the Mediterranean and the Caribbean Seas—there are evidences around the Tarim basin of volcanic activity in eomparatively recent geological times, not more remote ...
... Winter Drills. • The General Board of the United States 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 consisting of the battleships Maine' (flagship) ...
... Kenya—it became a sharp , fault. Moreover, investigations have shown that I here, as on the edges of the Mediterranean and Caribbean Seas, there are evidences of volcanic activity in times no further back than the early part of the glacial epoch. Except ...
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... Captain Mahan bis ** Interest of America in Sea Power” says that *‘ the Caribbean Archipelago is the very domain of sea power. 1 In the cluster island fortresses the Caribbean one of the greatest the nerve centres the whole body of European civilisation ...
... cession of tho West Indies is absurd. And so one can only suppose that the Government drifting. Our one intelligible move tho Caribbean during the Victorian Era was the negotiation of the Bulwer-Clayton Treaty. For it recognised England the oldest American ...
... was the view of his Government might be thought that before removing the outward and visible signs of British power the Caribbean they would have seen that the modern conditions which they laid such stress are present. This is far indeed from being the ...
... had been ever since allied mission to London, where he is to have suffered Cruel treatment. Dowie is now cruising in the Caribbean Sea for the benefit of hie health, ...