President Harrison's Chilean policy address to Congress notes Egan's conduct
The message to Congress defends Minister Egan as discreet and courageous, urges congressional action on the Chilean affair, and outlines the Baltimore incident, asylum issues, and police surveillance at the Santiago Legation. It cites dissatisfaction with Chile's responses and presents a call for a firm U.S. stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Chile
Coneres
Balmaceda
Mare Island
San Francisco
Harrison Stis
Egan
Santiago
Mr. Egan
August J. Bol
Schrey
Peru
Yorktown
Calisuru
Legation
Evans
Ee Tiis
Navy
Seen
Ce Agenis
Benun
Baltimore
United States
Nesry
United States Naval Strength In Diplomacy And Punitive Showdowns
A historical review recalls how the United States used naval force to enforce claims against Naples in 1830s and Paraguay in 1859. It details a sequence of demonstrations from Brandywine to United States and John Adams ships, culminating in Naples agreeing to pay and Paraguay offering reparation after a show of force and mediation by Argentina. The narratives highlight policy aims to protect national dignity and secure treaties without full-scale war.
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New York
Sam
United States
Jackson
Italy
Kingdom of Naples
Joseph Bonaparte
Murat
Naples
State Department
Baltimore
Jacksons
John Nelson
Frederick
Daniel Patterson
New Orleans
Mediterranean
Nelson
Patterson
Bomba
Concord
John Adams
Bay of Naples
Paraguay
Thomas Jefferson Page
South America
la Plata
Interior States
Parana
Corientes
Riverace
W. Bradford Shubrick
Mr. Bowlin
Saery
Montevideo
Sabine
St. Lawrence
Falmouth
Preble
Dolphin
Bainbridge
Perry
Memphis
Caledonia
Southern Star
Westernport
M. W. Chapin
Metscomb
Harriet Land
Supply and Release
Ascension
Urquiza
Bowlin
Lopez
Clergymen clash over Kirmess to aid public hospital
In Kixestos New York district a local church debate heats up as Rev David A Hanniburgh condemns the planned Kirmess fundraiser. He likens it to continental bullfights and accuses organizers of immoral fashion and health concerns. Some younger members threaten church switching if barred.
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Kixestos
N. Y
David A. Hanniburgh
Spain
Pittsburg Patent Suit Over Mowing Machines
The Hussey Manufacturing Company of Pittsburg sues the McCormick Harvesting Machine Company in the United States Circuit Court alleging infringement of Ephraim Smith's mowing machine patent issued October 1, 1880. Hussey seeks injunction, destruction or surrender of infringing machines, and damages tripled. The case follows Hussey previous litigation against William Deering & Co. and claims Hussey has held the Smith patent since March 1882.
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McCormick Harvesting Company
Hussey Company
ChicaGco
Hussey Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg
United States
McCormick Harvesting Machine Company
William Deering & Co
Ephriam Smith
Smith
Deering Company
McCormick
Verill and McCarthy Eloped to Marry in New York
A. H. Verrill son of Yale zoology professor and Miss May McCarthy daughter of a wealthy liquor dealer wed in New York after a period of parental disapproval. They returned to New Haven and plan separate futures with Verrill moving to Costa Rica for a National Museum post.
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New Haven
Conn
A. H. Verrill
Miss May McCarthy
New York
Young Verrill
Addison FE
Verrill
Yale University
Miss McCarthy
EH. McCarthy
Church of the Holy Cross
Charles McCreedy
Tontine Hotel
Verrillana
Costa Rica
National Museum
The Cent-A-Word Classifieds Rise in The Dispatch
Readers flock to THE DISPATCH cent a word classifieds. bone company shows strong response with 16 104 increase cited. Advertisers expect prompt replies from desirable sources. readers trust ad sections for help and savings in time.
President’s message sparks war risk with Chile
A New York dispatch summarizes editorials from several papers on the January 25 message to Congress. It outlines four key points: insistence on full reparations, rejection of arbitration, no recall of Minister Bran until demands are met, and Chile’s choice of war or peace. Editorials urge dignity, patience, and exclusive diplomacy before any war.
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New York
the Sun
Dem
Congress
Chile
Blaine
Bran
Santiago
Abe
Harrison
Monroe
Washington
Matta
Congress must set a brief date on Chile dispute
Editorials and party papers urge swift action by Congress to demand apology and reparation from Chile over the assault on the American flag and navy. The Daily News and The Times call for decisive, nonpartisan Congress approval, while The Tribune warns of possible war if Chile delays. The President’s message is cited as clear on main points.
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Curiaco
River Ocean
Rep
Congress
Chile
Britain
The
Daily News
Ind
United States
the Times
Dem
Statesmuanani
Alabama
Tribone
There Will Be No War Editoral Attacks Harrison
The Examiner asserts in a lengthy editorial that the President mishandled the Chilean dispute. It charges Harrison with concealing key tendered protests and with misrepresenting Chilean regret over the Valparaiso riot, calling him a little man unfit to guide national peace.
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San Francisco
The
Examiner
Democrat
Harrison
Valparaiso
United States
Chile
Montt
Two Philadelphia Papers Clash On War Message
Philadelphia papers debate the President's war policy and the fate of the nation as they publish long disputed editorials. The row centers on diplomacy, patriotism, and the minister to Castile amid mounting political pressure and public calls for decisive action.
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Philadelphia
Archiventurer
No clear topic due to OCR fragment
Fragmentary text references honors duties and a studied vindictive message aimed at avoiding war spirit among Americans. No person, date, or place clearly identifiable.
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Ae Richles
Marrion
Chilean notes clash with United States over Egan crisis
January dispatches from Loxpow and St James Gazelle discuss Patrick Egan as the flashpoint in US Chile tensions. The Globe Pall Mall Gazette and Daily Telegraph weigh Chilean motives, while The Remitic denounces US diplomacy amid a mob incident in Valparaiso.
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Ene
Patrickian
United States
Chile
St Jame Gazelle
Patrick Egan
The
Globe
Census of the American conscience and thought warned
The Brooklyn Eagle calls attention to a complex issue entered without honor and notes that progress may bring no credit in return. It asserts that whether by treaty arbitration or war, the nation cannot claim laurels fit for a civilized, moral, magnanimous and upright people.
Fatal Memphis double murder ends with arrest of Miss Mitchell
A mob- style shooting in Memphis in which Alice Mitchell killed Freda Ward with a razor. Miss Ward dies at Roger's Infirmary after a swift attack on the sidewalk near the Custom House. Miss Mitchell is jailed on Union Street as investigators seek motive amid society circles.
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Memphis
Alice Mitchell
Lizzie Johnston
Custom House
Miss Johnston
Miss Mitchell
Freda Ward
Ark
Mia Cummings
Rosa Lee
Miss
Miss Ward
Mrs Ward
Miss Payna
Mia
Davis
Union Street
Enid
Misa Ward
Mitchell
George Mitchell
John Ward
Gold Dust
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Talbot
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In Patria
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Pulse OF the Press
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America
the Chronicle
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