Sentence examples for steamboat service from inspiring English sources

A steamboat service to Niterói began to operate in 1835.

The two men began in 1812 the operation of a regular steamboat service between New Orleans and Natchez, Miss., under a monopoly contract with the territory of Orleans.

Steamboat service (1788) and the railroad (1834) opened up trade outlets for the city, and it developed as a trade and shipping centre for nearby farms.

In the late 19th century, the start of steamboat service allowed wealthy Istanbul residents to build summer villas in the islands.

In 1841 the steamboat service was transferred from Liverpool to the new Port at Fleetwood, Lancashire.

In conjunction with the Ardrossan Railway, which was regauged in 1840, on alternate days a fast steamboat service ran between Ardrossan Pier and Liverpool, and vice versa.

The general should have experienced no difficulty, since regular steamboat services from St Louis via the Missouri river to the Yellowstone had started in 1832.

1963 marked the end of steamboat services from the pier.

After all, Fulton, the steam engine inventor, started the steamboat ferry service in 1814 that connected Brooklyn to Manhattan and helped transform a rural area into a thriving center of commerce.

In a hearings before the United States Steamboat Inspection Service, Captain Knowles of El Sol and the captain of Sac City were both cleared of wrongdoing in the collision, and the blame was laid on the heavy fog.

Several editions of the Guinness Book of Records list Donaudampfschiffahrtselektrizitätenhaupt-betriebswerkbauunterbeamtengesellschaft, (why, the association for subordinate officials of the head office management of the Danube steamboat electrical services, of course) as the longest compound in the German language, even if there's no evidence that such an association ever existed in real life.