The steamer Miami is aground in the channel off Cape Florida. (11 Mar 1908)
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Author: Miami Maritime
The steamer Cienfuegos loads the (6 Mar 1908)
The steamer Cienfuegos loads the Bayamo cargo and carries it to its destination. Bayamo is in Jacksonville for repairs. The wreckers petition for libel is denied by the U.S. Court. (6 Mar 1908)
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Plans for draining the Everglades (4 Mar 1908)
Plans for draining the Everglades. (4 Mar 1908)
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Gas engines in fishing boats (4 Mar 1908)
Gas engines in fishing boats are scaring away the fish. (4 Mar 1908)
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Alma H a houseboat and (2 Mar 1908)
Alma H., a houseboat and passenger steamer, comes into port from St. Augustine making it the first boat to come here completely by the inside route. [ICW] (2 Mar 1908)
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A government expert comments: It’s (28 Feb 1908)
A government expert comments: “It’s not a difficult task to drain the Everglades.” (28 Feb 1908)
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The captain of the Mollie (21 Feb 1908)
The captain of the Mollie Look tells the story of tragedy. (21 Feb 1908)
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The steamer Bayamo is floated (21 Feb 1908)
The steamer Bayamo is floated by the Merritt tug, Relief. (21 Feb 1908)
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T C Underhill’s schooner is (20 Feb 1908)
T. C. Underhill’s schooner is found floating near Sand Key, [near Key West?] but no sign of him. (20 Feb 1908)
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The owners of Mollie S (19 Feb 1908)
The owners of Mollie S. Look are stripping the vessel of all movable material. (19 Feb 1908)
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