Author: Miami Maritime

The steamer St. Lucie is nearing completion. (25 Jun 1907)

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Collins is lightered, floated and is now docked. (22 Jun 1907)

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The schooner Collins is lightered and freed then towed into the river and grounded again off the Seminole Dock. (21 Jun 1907)

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The Freta backs off under her own power from being hard aground 100 feet from the wrecked hull of the Haraldine [Haroldine]. The captain refuses assistance from the wreckers and wires the owners and underwriters. (21 Jun 1907)

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Isaac Collins is still aground, being lightered. (20 Jun 1907)

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The Freta is still ashore and the captain is holding out against allowing wreckers to board until he hears from the owners. (20 Jun 1907)

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The Issac Collins is ashore at the mouth of the swash channel. (19 Jun 1907)

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The schooner Issac Collins is purchased by McCormick and Cook. (19 Jun 1907)

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