Author: Miami Maritime

Daily port report: Sarah E. Douglass, Nancy Weems, Pawnee, Esther Weems, P. J. McLaughlin, Governor Shea, Frances E., Nassauvian and Mystery J. (25 Nov 1923)

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Sand Key lightstation traffic report. (24 Nov 1923)

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Fearing evil spirits, the crew abandons the Christobal in 14 feet of water about 100 yards offshore. (24 Nov 1923)

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The yacht Wacouta arrives for the season. [Photo] (24 Nov 1923)

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A description of the yacht Polly. [Photo] (23 Nov 1923)

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The schooner Cristobal, with George Merrick’s tiles, is ashore 3 miles north of Jensen Beach. (23 Nov 1923)

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Rails for the street car system are discharged from the schooner Wellington. [Photo] (22 Nov 1923)

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Divers repair the Frances E. propeller. (21 Nov 1923)

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Sand Key lightstation traffic report. (20 Nov 1923)

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All Miami – Nassau vessels are leaving and entering the Port of Miami with capacity cargo. The demands for dock space and vessels increase. (20 Nov 1923)

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