Author: Miami Maritime

The sunken smack Irene Albury is wrecked by the tug Helen. (26 Feb 1914)

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A detailed plat of the Ocean Beach – Government Cut area. (24 Feb 1914)

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A detailed plat of the Ocean Beach – Government Cut area. (23 Feb 1914)

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The dredge Miami will join the dredges on the east side of the bay. (23 Feb 1914)

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The yacht Crystal goes aground and is floated at the New River inlet. (22 Feb 1914)

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The U.S. destroyers set sail. (15 Feb 1914)

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The dredge Davis is rapidly filling Alton Beach. (13 Feb 1914)

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The houseboat Nirohda suffers $5000 worth of damage after striking a sunken pile in the bay. (12 Feb 1914)

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Along the waterfront: Tug Katherine K, destroyer Reed, steamer Miami, British schooner W. H. Albury and schooners Limpsumo, Anna M. Hudson and Joseph P. Cooper. (12 Feb 1914)

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A 3-masted schooner anchored off the bar yesterday and flew a distress signal, but as no tug boat was available to go to her, she later in the day weighed anchor and sailed southward. (12 Feb 1914)

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