Author: Miami Maritime

The 3 Miamians who left (13 Feb 1922)

The 3 Miamians who left for Bimini 3 weeks ago were picked up by a schooner and taken to Puerto Rico. (13 Feb 1922)

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The British tanker Coylet with (10 Feb 1922)

The British tanker Coylet, with her cargo of gasoline in flames, was last seen drifting in the Gulf Stream southwest of Sand Key. The crew was rescued. (10 Feb 1922)

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The 3-masted American schooner Herbert (10 Feb 1922)

The 3-masted American schooner Herbert May goes aground in 13 feet of water near Marquesas. Apparently hogged, only the lumber cargo in the hold might be salvaged. (10 Feb 1922)

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A plat of the Bay (9 Feb 1922)

A plat of the Bay Biscayne Improvement Company’s Venetian Islands along Collins Bridge identifies Island Number 1 as Rivo Alto and Island Number 2 as Di Lido. (9 Feb 1922)

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A small open boat is (9 Feb 1922)

A small open boat is discovered wrecked at Ragged Key. (9 Feb 1922)

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Three Miamians have not been (8 Feb 1922)

Three Miamians have not been heard from since leaving for Bimini in a 28-foot boat on 28 January. (8 Feb 1922)

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