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... international complications, had better henceforward turn their gaze westwards. There is nothing, in my judgment, either in the Caribbean or in South America, or in Canada or Newfoundland, that holds one-half the menace to American tranquillity as does the rabid ...
... has b immedietely drafted for duty in the United Ste battleship Alabame, whieh eubsequently sailed fo winter cruise in the Caribbean Sea (ays the New Y Mr. correspondent of the “ Standard”). was suggested by } Mr. Roosevelt, who 1902 wrote to the writer ...
... the navy •rd was tl.afted for duty in the United Slates hattle• ah p Alabama, subsequently laded for a winter mune in the Caribbean Pea Mr. Contiollr'y en:atment. which for • porsed of no ve•-.. was smug..4A by Mr who in 14:2 carol. to the writer of hts ...
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... only firat-claas passengers, many whom have paid from £3SC £3OO for their suites materooms. The outgoing rtearners for the Caribbean and the West Indies are aslo crowded with passengers. ■UMTS iiATi m TVS SHOW. Margaret McDougall. who was known throughout ...
... the sides of the coast range of foothills and mingle their cool, refreshing currents with the salt waters of the purple Caribbean Sea, litterally run over gulden sands. The tall mountains that rise behind the foothills groan under their burden of gold ...
... fim-claw passengere. many of whom have paid from £250 £300 far their suites of staterooms. The outgoing steamers for the Caribbean and the West Indies are also crowded -vritb passenger*.—' Express.'' ...
... NEWFOUNDLAND RESERVISTS REFUSE TO MAKE CRUISE St John’s (Newfoundland) 7 Owing forty-throe forty-five HMS Brilliant cruise to Caribbean Sea are off to-day incident greatly It will it feared the Admiralty Reuter THE BIRMINGHAM POST TUESDAY SHIPPING LINES SOUTHAMPTON ...
... various causes vorty-three out of forty-five Naval Reservists 21 board H.M.S. Brilhant are unwilling to a cruise to the Caribbean Sea and were paid off on Monday. incident is greatly regretted. It will, it is gonerail against the feared, the Admiralty ...
... causes forty-three out of forty-live Navel Reservists board his Majesty's ship Brilliant are unwilling to make cruise to the Caribbean Sea and are being paid to-day. The incident is greatly regretted. It mil. is generally feared, prejudice the Admiralty against ...
... Owing to various causes 43 out of 45 Naval reservists on board H.M.S. Brilliant are unwilling to make a cruise to the Caribbean Sea, and are being paid off to-day. The incident is greatly regretted. lt will, it is generally feared, prejudice the Admiralty ...
... PAID OFF St. John's, Newfoundland, Monday. Owing to various causes, 43 out of 45 Naval on board H.M.S. Brilliant are un- Caribbean Sea, willing to make a to the je incident is and are being paid off to-day. It will, it is generally feared, greatly regre‘ted ...