Freta, a British tramp steamer, is hard and fast ashore about 2 miles off the beach pavilion in 17 feet of water. The captain refuses assistance from the wreckers and is jettisoning the soft coal cargo. She is stranded in almost the same spot as the Bell. Wreckers standing by are: Gertrude, Limena, Anna and Three Sisters. (19 Jun 1907)
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The schooner Isaac Collins has arrived heavily ladened with dry goods and drawing 11 feet of water. It will be waiting outside the lower bay for lighters. (18 Jun 1907)
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An immense new rudder is placed on the schooner Ferrera. The launch Sallie makes daily trips to the beach for 50 cents per person. (17 Jun 1907)
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Tug Childs is sold to a Philadelphia broker. (7 Jun 1907)
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Big damage suit results from steamer St. Lucie tragedy. (6 Jun 1907)
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Fish and Game laws are being violated by parties using dynamite. (5 Jun 1907)
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The Rita and crew is lost at sea. (3 Jun 1907)
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The Everglades drainage bill passes house. (27 May 1907)
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The 2-masted coasting schooner Stephen R. Mallory, with a cargo of starch, strikes a rock off Basin Hill, Key Largo and sinks. In shallow water, wreckers will attempt to float her. (24 May 1907)
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Judge Locke renders an important decision affecting marine surveying of salvaged vessels. Prompted by the Hannah M. Bell. (24 May 1907)
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