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McKinley on Foreign Policy and Philippine Administration
President McKinley outlines progress in Asia and the Americas, praising Japan's role in open trade with China and the Far East. He details arbitration efforts, canal discussions, Cuban and Puerto Rican governance, and the Philippines, pledging continued support for self-government, education, and economic development while warning against excessive spending and needless conflicts.
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China
Japan
Pemce
Far East
Bnattleship
Oregon
Rhine
California
Colorado
Mexico
Supreme Court
la Abra
West
Bariandon
Magus Convent
Tamwulsi
the Hague
IG Powers
Austria
Webivus
Denmark
England
France
Germany
Maly
Perati
Mortuga
Houmania
Iussia
Slain
Spain
Sweden
Norway
Netherlands
Sagan Filso
Snes
Wdinipisteative Council of
Thes Permanent Court of Arbitration
International Arbitration Bureau
Jenjamin Harrison
Indiana
Melville W. Fuller
Illnois
Justee
United States
J W. Griges
New Jersey
Gronanir
Congress
Parthea
Thyvne
Benuler
Great Britain
Glyiaig
Menteo
Buffalo
Sutiaf Artery
Uars
Nist
Rovistona
War Department
Elbetia
Navy Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Trea Rey Eatiwates
Peerettry
Treasury
Tavaeda
Mant
Wet Bay
Tredaury Softens
Philippines
Thos Ignis
United | States
William H. Taft
Ohio
Dean C. Worcester
Michigan
Luke E. Wright
Tennessee
Henry C. Ide
Vermont
Profesor Hiluard Moses
Thia
Commission
Pilipinow
Department of Agriculture
Onp
Ialand
Paris
Civil Service
District of Columbia
William McKinley