Author: Miami Maritime

Photos and details on the development of Peninsula Terminal island. (13 Sep 1925)

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Page: 1, Section: H

The dock laborer’s strike continues to hamper commerce. (13 Sep 1925)

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Page: 4, Section: A

Plans are shown for enlarging the original permit limits of Burlingame Island at the mouth of the Miami River. A hearing is scheduled. (12 Sep 1925)

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Page: 8, Section: A

Coral rock gravel for concrete is so highly priced in Miami that Hudson River gravel is shipped by the steamer Juston. [Photo] (11 Sep 1925)

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Page: 16, Section: B

A labor strike at the docks prevents the Apache from discharging her cargo. Delayed by 3 days, she is forced to return to New York with some of her Miami cargo. She goes aground in the channel on the way out. (11 Sep 1925)

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Page: 2, Section: A

Hialeah incorporates. (11 Sep 1925)

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Page: 1, Section: A

A suspicious motorboat bursts into flames while fleeing a USCG cutter. (9 Sep 1925)

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Page: 12, Section: B

Historic details on the Peninsula Terminal Company’s island created by Government Cut. Development of the island continues. (7 Sep 1925)

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Page: 14, Section: B

Elser Pier is being dismantled. (7 Sep 1925)

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Page: 8, Section: B

Extensive channel cutting offshore Government Cut will be required to meet the 25 foot clearance plans for the harbor. (6 Sep 1925)

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Page: 11, Section: A