Author: Miami Maritime

Fourteen old Spanish cannons recovered (3 Sep 1919)

Fourteen old Spanish cannons, recovered by Captain Webster in 30 feet of water a few miles north of Careysfort Light, will be used as mooring anchors for tugs, barges and buoys while working on Government Cut. (3 Sep 1919)

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The oil tanker Amptco and (26 Aug 1919)

The oil tanker Amptco and schooner Harcinger collide offshore Miami. The disabled schooner makes it to port. (26 Aug 1919)

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The deep draft tug Victory (25 Aug 1919)

The deep draft tug Victory will attempt to enter the bay via Government Cut. (25 Aug 1919)

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Lack of materials caused by (23 Aug 1919)

Lack of materials caused by the railroad strike stops the improvements on Star Island. (23 Aug 1919)

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Whiskey raids on a sunken (23 Aug 1919)

Whiskey raids on a sunken boat in the Seybold canal and the yacht Osceola prove successful. (23 Aug 1919)

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