The 4 masted schooner Tifton capsizes during the gale off Palm Beach. The tug Endurance is abandoned 6 miles off Palm Beach. (31 Jan 1926)
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The 4 masted schooner Tifton capsizes during the gale off Palm Beach. The tug Endurance is abandoned 6 miles off Palm Beach. (31 Jan 1926)
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There are more than 50 ships waiting in the offshore anchorage to enter the harbor. (30 Jan 1926)
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Page: 4, Section: A
A 60 MPH gale disrupts shipping along the South Florida coast. The tanker W. W. Mills tows the disabled schooner Simmons to Miami. (30 Jan 1926)
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Page: 1, Section: A
V. Helm applies to the state to purchase bay bottom off Coconut Grove between Dinner Key and Cocoplum Beach for island creation. (29 Jan 1926)
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Page: 10, Section: D
Details on valuable consignments held up by the harbor blockage. (28 Jan 1926)
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Page: 2, Section: A
Both dredges, Davis and Grumpus, digging the channel around the Prins Valdemar break down. The opening of the harbor is delayed. (28 Jan 1926)
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Page: 2, Section: A
The Prins Valdemar clean up continues. (27 Jan 1926)
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Page: 2, Section: A
Rigging is cut from the Prins Valdemar. [Photo] (26 Jan 1926)
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Page: 1, Section: C
The Miami City Commission calls on the state board to stop selling bay bottom. (26 Jan 1926)
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Enough rigging will be removed by Thursday to permit empty ships to exit the harbor. (26 Jan 1926)
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