Author: Miami Maritime

The yacht Magnolia is towed (1 Apr 1907)

The yacht Magnolia is towed to Key West to replace her steam engines with gas engines. (1 Apr 1907)

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Sterling a Norwegian bark is (27 Mar 1907)

Sterling, a Norwegian bark, is bilged and a wreck on Molassess [sic] Reef. Wreckers stripped the rigging and she has been deserted by the crew. (27 Mar 1907)

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Page: 1, Section: N/A

The British steamer Leander was (26 Mar 1907)

The British steamer Leander was inside the reef off Bear’s Cut and backed out without touching. (26 Mar 1907)

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Page: 1, Section: N/A

The wrecking steamer Satilla will (16 Mar 1907)

The wrecking steamer Satilla will raise various vessels and machinery lost during the hurricane outside the reef between Knights and Long Keys. (16 Mar 1907)

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Hannah M Bell wreckers agree (15 Mar 1907)

Hannah M. Bell wreckers agree and accept $10,000 salvage. It’s settled and delivered in Key West court. (15 Mar 1907)

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Hannah M Bell is floated (12 Mar 1907)

Hannah M. Bell is floated after jettisoning about 300 tons of coal. (12 Mar 1907)

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