The steel hull auxiliary Citi de Tridi is lodged high and dry in the mangroves at Key Largo. Webster found her while returning to Miami from the Scandia. (2 Oct 1929)
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The Ena K brings the Princess Montagu crew to Miami. [Photo] (2 Oct 1929)
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The steamship Cuba takes up Miami – Havana service. [Photo] (2 Oct 1929)
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A photo of the Princess Montagu on Tony’s Rock in Nassau Harbor. (2 Oct 1929)
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The Scandia is wrecked near Placid Reef, about 60 miles south of Miami, at a point only a few miles from Molasses Light. (1 Oct 1929)
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The Princess Montagu crew returns to Miami. (1 Oct 1929)
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The crew of the Scandia arrives in Miami. [Photo] The 8500 ton tanker is awaiting a salvage tug from New York. (1 Oct 1929)
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The British tanker Potomac is broken in two and is foundering off northwest Andros Island. (1 Oct 1929)
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Photos of hurricane damage at Key Largo and Matecumbe. (30 Sep 1929)
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A British steamer reports passing masts projecting above the water between the Bahamas and Key West. (30 Sep 1929)
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