The tug L. R. Hisey is smashed and sinks while docking the 629-foot steamship Laconia. This accident hastens plans for the proposed harbor and causeway at Virginia Key. [Plan drawings.] (28 Feb 1938)
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An aerial photo of the square rigged Seven Seas. (27 Feb 1938)
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An article on the quarantine station on Fisher’s Island. [Photos] (27 Feb 1938)
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Photos of the 51st annual chowder party of the Biscayne Yacht Club. (23 Feb 1938)
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The 353-foot British freighter Rio Azul, aground on Triumph Reef, is freed by the tug Warbler. (22 Feb 1938)
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The North Star grounds at the east end of the channel. (20 Feb 1938)
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A 100-foot crane barge, working on the sewer outfall a mile offshore at Seventy-First Street Miami Beach, catches on fire. The fire is extinguished and the barge is brought ashore for survey. (17 Feb 1938)
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The Avis G. Abel is safe near San Juan, Puerto Rico. (15 Feb 1938)
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A photo of William Gubelmann’s barque Seven Seas. (13 Feb 1938)
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The German liner Milwaukee arrives in Miami. [Photo] (11 Feb 1938)
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