The Vandalia, a 71-foot 2-masted schooner, left Key West for Appalachicola on 8 May and has not been heard from since. She left a day before the blow, heavily rigged and carrying little ballast. It’s feared she capsized in the Gulf. (29 May 1906)
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The steamer A. F. Lucas is damaged by a storm off Jupiter. Miami residents report a steamer passing south off Norris Cut blowing her whistle in distress. (28 May 1906)
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Puzzle pictures in Metropolis every Saturday. (26 May 1906)
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Rumors that the schooner Hattie Darling was wrecked are groundless. (22 May 1906)
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The R. C. Rickmers, a 450-foot 5-masted auxiliary bark docked in New York, is the largest vessel afloat. (19 May 1906)
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The Brooks is floated and pulled to the docks. (18 May 1906)
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Blasting for FEC’s railroad roadbed is difficult. (18 May 1906)
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The schooner Brooks is still stuck, removing cargo. (17 May 1906)
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The schooner Phillips M. Brooks is grounded at the mouth of the Miami River. (16 May 1906)
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Governor Broward discusses the Everglades drainage plan. (14 May 1906)
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