The yacht Rita is brought into port by tug Fortuna. (22 Jan 1906)
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The steamer Shinnecock runs over (20 Jan 1906)
The steamer Shinnecock runs over a dory killing 3 men in Key West harbor. (20 Jan 1906)
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The Rita is moved away (19 Jan 1906)
The Rita is moved away from the wreck but is still on the bottom in 20 feet of water. (19 Jan 1906)
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Work to raise the yacht (18 Jan 1906)
Work to raise the yacht Rita continues. (18 Jan 1906)
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The road to West Palm (18 Jan 1906)
The road to West Palm Beach is finished. (18 Jan 1906)
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Rita (previously Granatsa a 54-foot (17 Jan 1906)
Rita (previously Granatsa, a 54-foot yawl rigged yacht, strikes the wreck [Arratoon Apcar?] at Fowey Light and sinks. Klondike picks up the survivors. Attempts to raise and bring her to port will be made. (17 Jan 1906)
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Rivermont land owned by Tatum (16 Jan 1906)
Rivermont [land owned by Tatum & Co. a mile up the river] gold rumors. (16 Jan 1906)
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Large catches of kingfish (13 Jan 1906)
Large catches of kingfish. (13 Jan 1906)
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The FEC dredge is finished (10 Jan 1906)
The FEC dredge is finished in bay, the channel is now 120 feet wide and 11 to 17 feet deep. (10 Jan 1906)
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The American schooner Nokomis capsizes (8 Jan 1906)
The American schooner Nokomis capsizes off Pensacola. (8 Jan 1906)
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