Author: Miami Maritime

The disabled tanker Fueloil causes a shortage of fuel oil for the dredges in the bay. (26 Aug 1920)

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Purdy Boatyards of Miami built and launched the auxiliary yawl Allisoni for the Miami Aquarium. (19 Aug 1920)

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The 6240 ton freighter Naiwa is on a reef off Grand Cay, Bahamas. (16 Aug 1920)

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Officials agree the Miami – Miami Beach boundary is the “middle of the bay”. (14 Aug 1920)

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The 131-foot steamer Hatteras is ashore off Jupiter. The 3-masted schooner Geneva Kathleen is pulled from a reef just above Miami and anchors off Government Cut. (13 Aug 1920)

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The Colonia and 2 destroyers left during the night. (12 Aug 1920)

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Officials are still trying to decide where the Miami – Miami Beach boundary is located. (10 Aug 1920)

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The Colonia is still waiting for orders. (9 Aug 1920)

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The Star Island seawall is finished. (9 Aug 1920)

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The Colonia, with 1600 miles of cable, rides at anchor 4 miles offshore with the American destroyers nearby. Permission to begin laying cable from 3 miles offshore through neutral waters is denied. (7 Aug 1920)

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