Wreckers have given up on the Alicia. She will now be dismantled. Health inspectors are concerned about the fumes from the pot ash cargo. (26 Jul 1905)
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Jetty design problems. (23 Jul 1905)
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[General city bickering about profits from FEC.] (21 Jul 1905)
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Captain Fozzard of the Three Friends is still at work on the Alicia. (19 Jul 1905)
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Guy Bradley, game warden at Flamingo, is shot. (15 Jul 1905)
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Work on channel is progressing finely. (13 Jul 1905)
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FEC dredges arrive for extension work. 200 men left for the Keys railroad extension work. (10 Jul 1905)
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The launch Lucile takes a party of businessmen down to the Alicia. (6 Jul 1905)
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Most shocking crime in history of Dade County: C. E. Davis and daughter shot to death in their sleep. (26 Jun 1905)
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A clear picture of the Lady Lou. She visits the sea gardens, fishing spots, old lighthouse, etc. Fare 50 cents. (24 Jun 1905)
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Miami Maritime 