The 3-masted schooner Quickstep exits the bay through Government Cut with a load of lumber from the Lindsay Lumber Company. (28 Apr 1917)
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More on the city building an island in the bay. (27 Apr 1917)
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The first concrete is poured for the causeway viaduct. (10 Apr 1917)
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Confirmed reports of German U-boats in the Gulf of Mexico. (7 Apr 1917)
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More of the Miami River will be bulkheaded. (6 Apr 1917)
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Unconfirmed reports of German U-boats in the Gulf of Mexico. (6 Apr 1917)
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President Wilson signs a declaration of war against Germany. (6 Apr 1917)
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Disputes about franchises along the unfinished causeway. (4 Apr 1917)
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The Japanese steamer aground 9 miles north of Government Cut, near the House of Refuge, gets off at high tide. (2 Apr 1917)
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A Japanese steamer is grounded on the beach near the House of Refuge, about 8 miles north of Government Cut. Tugs Resolute and Kate Cannon go to assist. (2 Apr 1917)
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