Roosevelt Urges National Regulation of Railways and Commerce
The president's message reiterates support for national supervision over railways and trusts, urging Congress to regulate railway rates, curb over capitalization, and review governmental oversight of big corporations. It calls for swift action, a strong federal role, and safeguards for workers while warning against mob rule and plutocracy.
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Control of Corporations to the Sovereign Power
A fragment reflecting on corporate power and the need for government restraint. It argues that without strong supervision, some use corporate power to oppose the common good, calling for accountable governance and robust sovereign authority to regulate corporate conduct.
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Supervision of Railways And Regulation Of Rates
The speaker urges cautious action on interstate railroad regulation to curb unjust rates and end rebates. He supports empowering a government administrative body, possibly an reorganized interstate commerce commission, with targeted, self restrained authority. He warns against overreach while stressing need for practical supervision.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Insurance Scandals and Federal Oversight Urged in Congress
The article argues for broadened federal supervision of interstate insurance and related corporations. It cites past diplomacy, suggests uniform national regulation, and calls for Congress to assess federal power over interstate insurance and related fraternal and benevolent life insurance organizations.
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Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
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Ptats
Bureau of Corporations
Ams
Stability over ideal reforms in revenue methods
The speaker argues for stability in revenue policy over ideal perfection, stressing that changes induce shock to business and require broad, nationwide agreement. It notes deficits last year, and that tax or tariff readjustments may be needed, with calls for flexible currency management and stronger ties with other nations.
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Congress
Russia
Peace aims and Monroe Doctrine at Hague conference
A 1904 report discusses The Hague conferences, the Monroe Doctrine, and Santo Domingo. It notes invitations to signatory powers for a second Hague meeting, urges peaceful methods, and outlines U S aims to support international peace while guarding Caribbean and canal approaches, warning against aggressive use of the doctrine.
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Should Non Should Non J Be Provided by Congressional Ac
A fragmentary note discusses whether non supportive provisions should be supplied by congressional actions. The text hints at policy questions and institutional roles without full context or concrete outcomes.
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