President McKinley’s 1899 Annual Message Highlights Philippine Policy
McKinley’s annual message outlines gold standard support, banking reforms, and anti monopoly calls. It details Cuba Porto Rico and Samoa administration, the Nicaragua canal, and peace efforts, plus military buildup in the Philippines and Alaska, and calls for constitutional reforms and a centennial observance.
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