Tariff and national policy debate in Congress era
The article presents a broad speech defending tariffs, government finance, and naval power. It argues for a strong army and navy, federal enforcement of treaties, expansion of commerce, and canal projects while addressing immigration, race, and the fifteenth amendment within a postwar context. It highlights Panama canal progress and fiscal measures to stabilize revenue and public works.
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Suarerpalz
Conpresa
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United States
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Congress
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Philippines
South America
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Department of Agriculture and of Commerce and Labor
Panama Canal
Consulting Board
War Department
Executive
Gatun
Dikcenecion
Ander
Goethals
Army
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Department of Agriculture
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Earir
Porto Rico
Faroradiz
Arc
Islands
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W. J. Long
Dabney Block
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H. L. Cook & Co
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Aberdeen Carriage Company
Peter Ibsen
General Blacksmiths
Wishkah Street
East Kame
Aberdeen Livery & Transfer Co
C. E. Murray
P Baggage and Parcel Express
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Aberdeen Meat Market
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L. L. Maley
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