This city saw the deaths of Charles Riggin and one other man via mob revolt, for which the United States received $75,000 in reparations.
This city saw the deaths of Charles Riggin and one other man via mob revolt, for which the United States received $75,000 in reparations. Its main mode of public transportation is the ascensore, or funicular, and the Muelle Prat sits at the foot of one of its main squares, Plaza Sotomayor. Military hero Arturo Prat Chacon is interred in this city's Monument to the Heroes of Iquique. The Phoebe and Cherub fired upon the American frigate Essex in this city's harbor, which was a major stopping point on the way to California in the 1850s. About 75 miles northwest of Santiago, FTP, name this main seaport of Chile, which shares its name with a Midwestern University.
This city saw the deaths of Charles Riggin and one other man via mob revolt, for which the United States received $75,000 in reparations.
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