Investigations find the steamer Parthian is at fault. [Everglades land goes from 50 cents an acre to $500 an acre in a year.] (18 Feb 1910)
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Work is proceeding quickly to try and save some of the Magic City cargo. (17 Feb 1910)
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The steamer Magic City is rammed by the steamer Parthian. Magic City sinks in 34 feet of water near the jetty at the mouth of the St. Johns River. Attempts will be made to raise it. [A good picture of the Magic City.] (16 Feb 1910)
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Surveys will be done for a 300-foot channel. (10 Feb 1910)
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The steamer Kentucky [formerly Martinique, a Miami regular] sinks off Cape Hatteras. She is a total loss. (8 Feb 1910)
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The Ross tug Martha Ellen burns and sinks at the dock in Jacksonville. (8 Feb 1910)
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