Author: Miami Maritime

A picture of the ship City of Seattle. (19 Sep 1922)

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The West Totant is floated off a sandbar at Long Key. (18 Sep 1922)

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The freighter West Totant is reportedly aground at Pacific Reef. The cutter Vidette and tug Relief are offering assistance. (17 Sep 1922)

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The Keys highway is discussed by the Rotary club. (15 Sep 1922)

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Vessel arrivals, departures, due in port and already in port. (15 Sep 1922)

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The ship City of Seattle, with a draft of 15 feet, will dock on the river. (15 Sep 1922)

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The 35-foot yacht Mary Ed sinks 3 miles south of Miami in the bay after hitting a sunken pile. She will be raised. (15 Sep 1922)

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The Sand Key Lightstation traffic report. (14 Sep 1922)

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The 265-foot steamer City of Seattle arrives to make winter runs to Jacksonville. (14 Sep 1922)

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The 29 year old schooner Serafina C. arrives with 70 tons of mangrove bark from Shark River. The bark will be transferred to the ship Lake Agomak. (9 Sep 1922)

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