Author: Miami Maritime

Hattie Darling is floated and joins the British schooners, Minerva and President in port. (16 Oct 1906)

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Wanderer, a 124-foot steamer, sinks in Jewfish Creek. (16 Oct 1906)

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The schooner Hattie Darling goes aground at high tide while coming up the swash channel. (15 Oct 1906)

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Childs is pulled off. (13 Oct 1906)

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Childs is aground at the mouth of the Miami River. (12 Oct 1906)

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The tug Childs tows the hurricane damaged Joseph P. Cooper into Miami for repairs. (8 Oct 1906)

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The steamer Cynthia will start carrying freight from Miami to Key West. (8 Oct 1906)

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A rigid building ordinance is strongly endorsed. (4 Oct 1906)

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