The Coast Guard cutter Miami investigates a “sub” off Cape Sable. Closer inspection reveals the “sub” is a derelict schooner destroyed on 15 June. (3 Aug 1915)
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The Van is delayed by a storm off Cape Canaveral. (3 Aug 1915)
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Distress rockets are seen from the reefs below Cape Florida. (27 Jul 1915)
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Rocket morse code signals about banana shipments between vessels off Cape Florida and the House of Refuge were misinterpreted by landlubbers as distress signals. (27 Jul 1915)
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The river channel is now dredged 200 feet wide and 12 feet deep. (27 Jul 1915)
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An unusual calm is restricting the schooners Fearless, Julia Elizabeth and Hattie Darlin from crossing the Gulf Stream. With perishable cargos bound for Nassau they are 2 weeks overdue and offshore Jupiter. (23 Jul 1915)
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The yacht Scout, disabled near Gun Key, drifts with the crew for 4 days in the Gulf Stream. (19 Jul 1915)
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Dredging to fill the shore out 800 feet from First Street to Miramar started today. (19 Jul 1915)
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Six Miami – Nassau schooners are in Miami at the same time: Francis E, Admiral, Fearless, Sarah E. Douglas, Hattie Darlin and Julia Elizabeth. (6 Jul 1915)
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Dredging continues in the Miami River. (3 Jul 1915)
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