Owners of the steamship Marie Leonhardt are awarded $5000 for its work in salvaging the Lake Treba when the latter was caught on a reef in August 1929. (21 Aug 1930)
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The 200 year old Santa Clara fortress in Havana is razed to make way for a hotel. (20 Aug 1930)
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Treasure fever grows to epidemic proportions in the Keys when 27 pieces of Spanish gold and silver coins are dug up under palms on Upper Matecumbe. [Photos] (17 Aug 1930)
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The Sir Charles Orr arrives in Miami. [Photo on page 10.] (12 Aug 1930)
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A U.S. Coast and Geodetic survey ship will chart Biscayne Bay and Atlantic waters around Miami. (10 Aug 1930)
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The concrete barge is towed and anchored off Bear cut while awaiting legal solutions. (9 Aug 1930)
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Treasure divers search an 1805 Spanish ship buried in sand in 12 feet of water just north of Hillsboro Light. (8 Aug 1930)
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Daily port report: Steamships Contoy, Ivy, Upshur and Georgeanna Weems. Motor vessels Ena K., Utility and Isle of June. (7 Aug 1930)
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Paul Palmer has filed his salvage claim to the derelict concrete barge. [Photo] (7 Aug 1930)
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The concrete barge, tied to Pier 1, is a menace and an obstruction. (6 Aug 1930)
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