The buoy tender Mango is anchored off Cape Florida waiting for favorable conditions to repair the beacons in Flagler Channel. (10 Nov 1906)
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The schooner Pierce is hard aground just inside the red beacon at Cape Florida. (10 Nov 1906)
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The sternwheel steamer La Gloria arrives in port. (10 Nov 1906)
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The schooner Andrew G. Pierce, Jr. arrives but cannot come in due to high winds. (8 Nov 1906)
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The drainage amendment is defeated. (7 Nov 1906)
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The Biscayne runs aground off Norris Cut, floated at high tide. (6 Nov 1906)
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More on Everglades drainage plan. (3 Nov 1906)
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The wrecked James Judge floated then rested back in the sand during the storm. (1 Nov 1906)
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