Tug Iris comes into port with a leaky barge. (17 Apr 1907)
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Most of the Sterling’s cargo (16 Apr 1907)
Most of the Sterling’s cargo has been removed, the hull will be a total loss. (16 Apr 1907)
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Tug Klondike is hired to (11 Apr 1907)
Tug Klondike is hired to work at Shark River until next winter. [The tannic acid factory?] (11 Apr 1907)
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The St Lucie is being rebuilt (10 Apr 1907)
The St. Lucie is being rebuilt. (10 Apr 1907)
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Arrests made for dynamiting fish (10 Apr 1907)
Arrests made for dynamiting fish in the Miami River. (10 Apr 1907)
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Captain Otto of the Charlotte (8 Apr 1907)
Captain Otto of the Charlotte Caase tells of the tragedy. (8 Apr 1907)
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Engineers are coming to review (8 Apr 1907)
Engineers are coming to review bay harbor work. (8 Apr 1907)
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The Everglade is safe (6 Apr 1907)
The Everglade is safe. (6 Apr 1907)
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The 60-foot 2-masted launch Charlotte (6 Apr 1907)
The 60-foot 2-masted launch Charlotte Caase is discovered on a beach in Jacksonville after leaving Miami in January. No sign of the crew. (6 Apr 1907)
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The Portugese bark Ferrera goes (5 Apr 1907)
The Portugese bark Ferrera goes ashore near East Key with a cargo of lumber during the recent gale. The tug Childs will tow her to Key West. (5 Apr 1907)
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