Roosevelt’s Message to Congress in 1902
The president’s annual message to Congress urges continued prosperity, warns against overreacting to evils born of growth, and calls for national regulation of interstate commerce to curb trusts while maintaining industrial progress. He advocates tariff stability, reciprocity, and strong naval and military modernization to secure national interests domestically and abroad.
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