A new town will be built on Cape Sable near East Cape. (18 Apr 1916)
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Author: Miami Maritime
The schooners Julia Elizabeth Henry (13 Apr 1916)
The schooners Julia Elizabeth, Henry H. Chamberlin, Hattie Darling and Sarah E. Douglas are all in port taking on lumber. (13 Apr 1916)
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The yacht Samoa is busy (6 Apr 1916)
The yacht Samoa is busy with trips to Bimini. (6 Apr 1916)
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Captain Thompson has chartered the (4 Apr 1916)
Captain Thompson has chartered the yacht Samoa for winter fishing trips to Bimini. (4 Apr 1916)
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Page: 12, Section: N/A
The schooner Winfred M cleared (4 Apr 1916)
The schooner Winfred M cleared for Cuba with a cargo of lumber. (4 Apr 1916)
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Stories about the Punch Bowl (4 Apr 1916)
Stories about the Punch Bowl. (4 Apr 1916)
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Page: 8, Section: N/A
The Canadian schooner Melba went (3 Apr 1916)
The Canadian schooner Melba went aground on Molasses Reef on 29 March. The wrecking master, W. Johnson, is jettisoning cargo but there is little hope of saving her and abandonment is probable. (3 Apr 1916)
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A plan to replant sponges (3 Apr 1916)
A plan to replant sponges in the Florida Keys. (3 Apr 1916)
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Page: 3, Section: N/A
The disabled steamer Satterlite is (2 Apr 1916)
The disabled steamer Satterlite is towed to Miami by the Van. (2 Apr 1916)
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Page: 5, Section: N/A
A wireless distress is received (1 Apr 1916)
A wireless distress is received by the Miami Marconi station from a ship named Saltilla or Satilla. (1 Apr 1916)
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Page: 8, Section: N/A
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