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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 ...
... DISASTER Wreck in the Caribbean Sea. KINGSTON (JAMAICA), Saturday.—One of the ship’s boats of the Donald Steamship Alice has arrived at Bluefields, Nicaragua, with half of the crew, their vessel having been lost in the Caribbean Sea. Another boat containing ...
... 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 ...
... turther tilty men at St. John s, Newfoundland, for the Naval The men will taVe part in the w.nter cru.se the Ckarybdis in the Caribbean Sea. More than two hundred offered themselves for enlistment, but there was only room for fitly. ...
... in the in= terest of sport and science what giant fish, marine life, etc., exist in the virtually unknown waters of the Caribbean and Pacific, and also to elucidate much of the mystery of the apcient Aztecs' -civilisation, I feel it will be of public ...
... Paradisb. The nearest point of Cuba and the Isle of Pines are sixty miles apart. But the exquisitely blue waters of the Caribbean Sea between the two shores are dotted with thousands of the islets called Keys,” large numbers of which are clothed with ...
... cable runs to Cuba, touching Key West; from Cuba to Jamaica; and from the latter island by. the submarine cable under the Caribbean Sea to Colon, the Atlantic end of the Canal; and from there to the Gamboa Dyke, distance in all of 2,500 miles. ...
... in touch,with the longstanding and growing discontent with Governmental and economic conditions in those islands in the Caribbean Sea. There is now talk of the union of the whole of the West India Islands, British Guiana, and British Honduras, with r ...
... —Tlic Herald's Waahington correspondent says that finding it impolitic to acquire a coaling station on the shores ot the Caribbean Sea by direct negotiation, Germany has attemptea evade the Monroe doctrine by obtaining control of the temtorvnecessary for ...
... forward were promptly corroborated by an influential section the West Indian Press, and by some of the foremost authorities on Caribbean politics. It is also noteworthy that, so far as can be gathered, no solution of these difficulties has ever been offered ...
... close student of the question, can be induced to recognise the feasibility of the scheme. The true union of Canada and the Caribbean is to be found in the arrangement of a reciprocity which will mutually satisfactonr; in improved means of communication and ...
... causing uneasiness here, and it is feared that the Japanese Envoy has been unsuccessful.—Reuter. BRITISH VICE-CONSUL DROWNED. CARIBBEAN SEA DISASTER. NEW YORK, Thursday.—A telegram from San Jos6 (Costa Rica) states that the schooner Florencia, from Bluefields ...