United States in 1900 Prosperity and Foreign Policy Review
Skinley outlines a broad annual message celebrating liberty and growth, reporting U.S. population, territory gains, and constitutional strength. He covers China tensions, Boxer Rebellion, diplomacy with Argentina and Spain, Pacific affairs, Alaska boundary issues, investments in commerce, and military needs including Philippines and Cuba, with fiscal surplus and navy expansion.
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Mexico
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Dean C. Worcester
Michigan
Luke E. Wright
Tennessee
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Porto Rico
Cuba
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Alaska
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Civil Service Commission
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