The War Department will not permit spoil banks on both sides of the ship channel. (8 Oct 1919)
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Author: Miami Maritime
The 160-foot Free Lance will (6 Oct 1919)
The 160-foot Free Lance will establish passenger service on the Miami – Bimini run. (6 Oct 1919)
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Construction continues on the Bimini (4 Oct 1919)
Construction continues on the Bimini Bay Club. Requests are made to deepen the channel entering Bimini. (4 Oct 1919)
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Many dredges are busy channeling (30 Sep 1919)
Many dredges are busy channeling, filling, building jetties and creating islands in Biscayne Bay. (30 Sep 1919)
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The tug Salvor Captain Webster (29 Sep 1919)
The tug Salvor, Captain Webster, may have located the derelict and abandoned mahogany laden schooner Hugh Depaynes in the Bahamas. He will tow her to Key West where Webster’s wrecking outfit will lay claim. (29 Sep 1919)
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Filling 200 feet into the (29 Sep 1919)
Filling 200 feet into the bay at Broadmoor Shore. (29 Sep 1919)
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The tanker Mexoil safely rode (22 Sep 1919)
The tanker Mexoil safely rode out the storm and is en route to Miami. (22 Sep 1919)
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Searching parties still have not (22 Sep 1919)
Searching parties still have not found any survivors of the Valbanera. (22 Sep 1919)
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Divers identify a storm sunk (20 Sep 1919)
Divers identify a storm sunk steamer in 40 feet of water near Rebecca Shoals light as the Valbanera. There is no trace of the 300 passengers and 150 crewmen. (20 Sep 1919)
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A 12-foot deep channel will (18 Sep 1919)
A 12-foot deep channel will be dug along the peninsula bayfront. (18 Sep 1919)
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