The Tatums purchase 100 islands between Cape Florida and Key West. (23 Sep 1916)
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County and city commissioners agree (22 Sep 1916)
County and city commissioners agree on the causeway. (22 Sep 1916)
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The city vs FEC railroad (22 Sep 1916)
The city vs FEC railroad bay park trial starts on Monday. (22 Sep 1916)
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The bank robbers split up (21 Sep 1916)
The bank robbers split up at Tavernier Creek. (21 Sep 1916)
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The bank robbers steal a (20 Sep 1916)
The bank robbers steal a boat in Key Largo. (20 Sep 1916)
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Dade County and Miami Beach (19 Sep 1916)
Dade County and Miami Beach representatives discuss causeway revenue. (19 Sep 1916)
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The posse’s boat is found (19 Sep 1916)
The posse’s boat is found at Jewfish Creek without the provisions stored in the boat. (19 Sep 1916)
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The Danish steamer Rodfaxe succeeds (18 Sep 1916)
The Danish steamer Rodfaxe succeeds in getting off the sand bar 2 miles off Collin’s casino. (18 Sep 1916)
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Homestead bank robbers escape in (18 Sep 1916)
Homestead bank robbers escape in the posse’s unguarded boat. (18 Sep 1916)
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The Miami Beach well is (16 Sep 1916)
The Miami Beach well is now 1053 feet deep. (16 Sep 1916)
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