The 3-masted schooner Alice R. Phillips is spotted by the tug Peoria inside the outer reef with the flag flying union down. In a leaking condition she is towed to Key West. (17 Aug 1915)
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The steamship Santurc is freed after 3 days on the southwest bank of Dry Tortugas by jettisoning part of the lumber cargo. She is in Key West for repairs. The captain, Herman H. Kiehne, was in command of the American ship, William P. Frye when it was sunk by the Germans on 28 January 1915. (16 Aug 1915)
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The train ferry boat Henry M. Flagler is in dry dock in Havana. (16 Aug 1915)
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The bayfront filling from First Street to Miramar will create new land 2400 feet long and 600 feet wide. (5 Aug 1915)
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The steamer Panama starts regular service between Miami and Key West. (4 Aug 1915)
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The Coast Guard cutter Miami investigates a “sub” off Cape Sable. Closer inspection reveals the “sub” is a derelict schooner destroyed on 15 June. (3 Aug 1915)
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The Van is delayed by a storm off Cape Canaveral. (3 Aug 1915)
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