The Cameron is pulled off the reef. Half the cargo is jettisoned and is a total loss. At the wreckers conference, salvage is set at $10,000 to be divided by 100 men. The Cameron resumes her voyage. (18 Oct 1909)
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The steel tripod marking the Haraldine [Haroldine] wreck is blown away by the storm. (16 Oct 1909)
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Miami will have a building code as a result of the storm. (16 Oct 1909)
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The steamer Cameron is hard aground on the reef opposite Norris Cut, the same reef where the LaSalle impaled. She carries a cargo of coal and general merchandise. Launch Adeline comes in to get a schooner for lightering. [“Rackonereef” – Slogan of natives.] (15 Oct 1909)
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The schooner Florence M. Hewson is lost during the storm 25 miles from Havana. (14 Oct 1909)
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The tugs Sybil and Sadie are lost at Bahia Honda. Many FEC launches and dredges are sunk. The steamer Antilles is aground near Key West. (13 Oct 1909)
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A hurricane ( 28.42 barometric pressure ) hits Miami, no marine damages. Key West damage high. (12 Oct 1909)
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A hurricane hits Key West. Many vessels sunk at Havana. (11 Oct 1909)
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Special Everglades edition: [Good pictures, maps, surveys; shows the ship channel around Cape Florida; excellent aerial pictures of Miami; all the pictures that have been in the newspaper; the railroad; even lists of tropical trees.] [This should be reprinted.] (29 Sep 1909)
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The 150-foot twin screw steamer Magic City arrives in Miami to begin service from Jacksonville. (15 Sep 1909)
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