North Miami favors the proposed causeway. (26 Jul 1916)
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Author: Miami Maritime
Securing bonds for the proposed (25 Jul 1916)
Securing bonds for the proposed causeway across the bay. (25 Jul 1916)
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The tank steamers Allegheny and (24 Jul 1916)
The tank steamers Allegheny and Mingo arrive with a cargo of gasoline. (24 Jul 1916)
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The Ramos story and other (24 Jul 1916)
The Ramos story and other ships lost in the storm. (24 Jul 1916)
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The 20 inch suction dredge (22 Jul 1916)
The 20 inch suction dredge Norman Davis arrives from Cuba to “tear the bottom out of the bay along the deep water channel.” (22 Jul 1916)
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The USCG beaches the derelict (21 Jul 1916)
The USCG beaches the derelict 3-masted schooner Carrie Strong on Dry Tortugas. (21 Jul 1916)
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Page: 6, Section: N/A
More meetings by Dade Miami (20 Jul 1916)
More meetings by Dade, Miami and Miami Beach officials concerning the proposed causeway across the bay. (20 Jul 1916)
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Survivors of the Ramos arrive (19 Jul 1916)
Survivors of the Ramos arrive in Miami. (19 Jul 1916)
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Garbage collection starts on Miami (19 Jul 1916)
Garbage collection starts on Miami Beach, all garbage will be dumped in the bay. (19 Jul 1916)
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The schooners Lizzie A Williams (18 Jul 1916)
The schooners Lizzie A. Williams, Sarah A. Douglas, Frances E and Gloria are in port due to a storm in the Bahamas. (18 Jul 1916)
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