“The Everglades will never overflow again.” boasts Engineer Wright. (4 Apr 1912)
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More on digging canals (3 Apr 1912)
More on digging canals. [ Drainage articles are in the paper every day. ] (3 Apr 1912)
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Three new canals start to (2 Apr 1912)
Three new canals start to puncture the Everglades: Snake, Cypus and Snapper Creeks. (2 Apr 1912)
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Dr Lykes will not discontinue (2 Apr 1912)
Dr. Lykes will not discontinue the Miami – Key West run. (2 Apr 1912)
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The 3-masted schooner Richard Limpscum (1 Apr 1912)
The 3-masted schooner Richard Limpscum arrives with a heavy load of freight. (1 Apr 1912)
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An automobile party travels 9 (28 Mar 1912)
An automobile party travels 9 miles into the Everglades where the water was waist deep before the earth dam was removed. (28 Mar 1912)
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The Lady Mack is the (27 Mar 1912)
The Lady Mack is the first power boat to cross the glades using the canals. (27 Mar 1912)
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Another picture of the Maine (26 Mar 1912)
Another picture of the Maine being sunk. (26 Mar 1912)
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A picture of the Maine (23 Mar 1912)
A picture of the Maine being sunk off the Cuban coast. (23 Mar 1912)
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More on how the Maine (19 Mar 1912)
More on how the Maine was raised. (19 Mar 1912)
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