The steam-ships City of Brussels, Inman line, and Oceanic, White Star line, which left Liverpool on the 9th inst., yesterday passed Sandy Hook abreast.

The City of Brussels, which touched here on Tuesday, had but one small-pox patient on board, (Mr. STELTON, a Boston merchant,) who was put ashore here. The steamer sailed again for New-York this ...

Oct. 12, 1922: The steamship City of Honolulu caught fire and sank 670 miles from Los Angeles during its journey home from Hawaii. All 217 saved from flaming steamship - Los Angeles Times ...

Originally named “W.C. Rinearson”, this steel hulled, double deck, propeller driven boat, 110 feet in length, was first launched in 1891. A year later, it was renamed “City of Cleveland” and, in 1931, ...

The iron and wood steamship City of Chester is resting some 217 feet deep at the bottom of the channel just inside the Golden Gate Bridge. Sonar images show the ship's wreckage standing upright.

The Hawleys found buried treasure in the remains of the steamboat Arabia, and now are mulling a dig for a 1840s ship. Kansas City Business Journal Select a City ...

Police were called to the Rue Ruysdael in city's district of Anderlecht at 1 am and found the victim with a gunshot wound to his thigh, the Brussels Public Prosecutor's Office said.

In June 1901, a steamship named the City of Erie beat the Tashmoo in what was deemed the steamboat race of the century. Skip to Main Content. Set weather. Back To Main Menu Close. Quick Look- ...

Here is a multi-beam sonar profile view of the shipwreck of the iron and wood steamship City of Chester. In 1888 on a trip from the San Francisco bay to Eureka, the Chester was split in two by a ...

The Steamship Authority, the largest ferry service to Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket, had processed about 4,000 reservations by 8:30 a.m., it reported on social media.

The steamship Mistletoe began its run in the late 1800s and was Sarasota’s first reliable and regular connection to cities and counties nearby. ... Mistletoe became The City of Sarasota.