President Harrison Sends Chilean Matter to Congress
President Harrison’s message to Congress on the Chilean dispute details evidence review and demands apology or satisfaction for the Baltimore sailors incident. It reviews Egan’s actions, refugee protection, and calls for firm adherence to U S rights while noting Senate reactions and procedural moves.
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Diplomatic correspondence on the Baltimore sailors assault
The United States Legation at Santiago reports a Chilean mob attack in Valparaiso on October 16 against sailors from the USS Baltimore. Two sailors died and about seventeen injured. police conduct and crowd violence are condemned. Captain Schley directs an immediate naval inquiry. Egan's note seeks Chilean explanations and swift reparations.
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