Author: Miami Maritime

The 113-foot 3-masted schooner Lost Horizon anchors in the bay. [Photo] (13 Jan 1938)

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Page: 9, Section: A

The excursion vessel Seven Seas spent the night stuck on a mud bank off Cape Florida. [Photo][Story on page 12B.] (12 Jan 1938)

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Page: 15, Section: A

S. W. Parish’s double-ended ketch Esperanza is docked at Palm Island. [Photo] (9 Jan 1938)

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Page: 7, Section: A

The yachts Sumar and Vagabondia arrive. (7 Jan 1938)

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Page: 5, Section: A

The 90-foot schooner Carib arrives in Miami. (6 Jan 1938)

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Page: 12, Section: B

The USCG is towing the Walden to Miami. (6 Jan 1938)

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Page: 10, Section: A

The USCG aids the disabled steamship Walden drifting about 40 miles off Malabar, Florida. (5 Jan 1938)

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Page: 2, Section: A

Daily port report: Steamships Reliance, Florida, Ozark, Chatham, Algonquin, Brazos, South Lure, Alleghany, New Northland, Fairfax, Shawnee and Henry R. Mallory. Motor vessels Ena K., Heron, Powers, Richard Campbell, Isle of June and Pilot No. 1. (1 Jan 1938)

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Page: 11, Section: A

The 617-foot German liner Reliance arrives with 128 passengers. [Photo] (1 Jan 1938)

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Page: 2, Section: A