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PS Pacific

Two things I NEED TO clarify first:
1. This is FICTIONAL but inspired by the Collins Line steamers.
2. You MUST have infinite electricity enabled.

The Arctic was launched September 20th, 1854. However, 2 weeks later, her name was changed not long after another paddle steamer of the same name foundered from a collision, killing around 365. Arctic was renamed to Pacific and sailed her maiden voyage on July of 1855 under the name PS Pacific. Her maiden voyage was a great success, though she was slower than the River And Oceanic Crossings Line wanted. During her 30th Atlantic crossing, in January 1856, the Collins Line steamer Pacific vanished, claiming over 150 souls with her. Pacific was once more renamed to PS Atlantic. Her career was very uneventful, apart from in August, 1869, she saved passengers and crew from a packet ship which foundered from the high seas. On April 1st, 1873, the SS Atlantic of the White Star Line wrecked, taking around 550 souls with her. The aged vessel was renamed one more time to PS Celtic, named after the Celtic sea. Many people assume her name was pronounced as "Keltic", however, logs from her crew indicate it was pronounced "Seltic". The PS Celtic, now 22 years old, was finally sold for scrap in 1876.

Notes:
She sinks in 18 minutes.
Practically full interior
Somewhat laggy
Four lifeboats
Working sidewheels with a hidden motor to boost speed