The 157-foot tug Three Friends is sold to the Taggard Company in Georgia. The tug was built in Jacksonville in 1895 by John Daly and was a Miami regular. (16 Sep 1919)
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The schooner Alameda is stripped of her rigging north of Bimini by the storm and ends up on Cape Florida. She is repaired and sails back to Bimini. (16 Sep 1919)
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Seaplane service will be established between the Miami Anglers’ Club and Bimini Bay Rod & Gun Club. (16 Sep 1919)
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The Corydon crew recuperates at the city hospital. (12 Sep 1919)
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The schooner Island Home rescues the crew of the storm wrecked steamer Corydon. The steamer foundered and sank in the Bahama Channel. (11 Sep 1919)
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Key West is hit with 100 MPH winds. (11 Sep 1919)
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The heavily laden British auxilary schooner Mystery J left Miami for Nassau yesterday. (10 Sep 1919)
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The hurricane is southeast of Key West. (9 Sep 1919)
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Hurricane warnings for South Florida. (8 Sep 1919)
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The steamship Louisiana and a U.S. subchaser succeed in pulling the steamship Tallac from a bar off Palm Beach. (5 Sep 1919)
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