President Roosevelt's Address on McKinley Assassination and Policy
Roosevelt outlines national resolve after President McKinley's assassination, calls for stronger anti anarchist measures, and stresses economic stability, industrial regulation, immigration reform, and naval buildup. He champions reciprocity, civil service reform, and a robust Isthmian canal plan while reaffirming unity with allied nations.
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