Commodore Munroe’s sharpie yacht Skillet breaks her spar while cruising the bay with Munroe and Matheson. (14 Jul 1922)
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The Clyde Line will begin steamship service to Jacksonville in August. (9 Jul 1922)
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The submarine base at Key West is almost finished. (7 Jul 1922)
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Fifteen large loggerhead turtles were brought into port. (29 Jun 1922)
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The ship Van reports a vessel in flames 90 miles off Hillsborough Light. (27 Jun 1922)
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A picture of the successful fishing party on board the Altomary. Party members: Douglas, Maxwell and Thompson. (25 Jun 1922)
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A picture of the schooner William Curry loaded with coconuts from Cape Sable to be planted on Miami Beach. (23 Jun 1922)
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The crew of the auxiliary schooner De Soto arrives in Baltimore. (23 Jun 1922)
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The tanker Mexoil arrives with 10,000 barrels of black oil from Mexico. (22 Jun 1922)
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The tanker De Soto and steamer Bella are sinking. (19 Jun 1922)
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