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Roosevelt's Address Highlights Open Markets and Duty
Vice President Roosevelt, greeted by Lt. Governor Bates amid broad applause, urged bold domestic policy and overseas duty. He defended Home Market Club ideals, praised measured intervention in Cuba, and called for prudent governance, fair laws, and a strong army and navy. He argued for open trade, South American ties, and an American canal, framing prosperity as a test of national character.
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