President Roosevelts message to Congress on national finance and reform
Roosevelt declares the nations financial standing excellent, outlines currency reform needs, and praises deficits and surpluses from 1901 to 1908. He urges stronger federal control of interstate corporations, especially railways, and calls for publicity, securities oversight, and rate regulation. He advocates wageworker protections, labor rights, and court reform, plus river, forest, and educational measures.
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