Roosevelt Urges Keener Trust Oversight And Isles Policy
President Roosevelt opens his annual message by mourning McKinley and pressing swift measures against anarchists. He urges strong trust supervision, a cabinet secretary for commerce, aggressive immigration limits, reciprocity with Cuba, Pacific cable, Isthmian canal, and expansion of the navy and arming of the nation for global duties. He calls for irrigation and forest policy, Philippines governance, and broader civil service reforms.
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