President Roosevelt on the McKinley assassination and reform
The president condemns anarchist violence, calls for strong national unity, and outlines policies on trusts, immigration, tariffs, forestry, public lands, Cuba and the Philippines, the Isthmian canal, navy, army reform, consular service, postal service, and international affairs. He urges open diplomacy with China, reciprocity, and a robust navy as peace insurance.
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