Dade County Furniture Company advertisement: Salvage sale of Alicia cargo. [Has a poor picture of Alicia on reef.] (19 May 1905)
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Joint legislative committees favor railroad extension. (18 May 1905)
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The tug Martha Helen pulls David free. (16 May 1905)
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Inspector of Customs, Ferris, on station at the Alicia, thinks the ship will be floated. (15 May 1905)
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The English tramp steamer David is ashore half mile south of the House of Refuge. Wreckers and tugs are enroute. (15 May 1905)
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The Reclaiming Bill, a bill to drain the Everglades, is presented. (13 May 1905)
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Railroad extension operations have practically begun. (12 May 1905)
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The schooner Siren capsizes 2 miles above the House of Refuge and about a mile offshore. Sloops Mischief and Quaker are assisting to raise and bring her to port. (12 May 1905)
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Wrecking tugs with pumps arrive at the Alicia. (9 May 1905)
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Cargo from the Alicia is found floating in Key West harbor, apparently jettisoned by nervous wreckers. (6 May 1905)
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