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President's annual message to Congress on China and world affairs
The president outlines foreign policy toward China, the Boxer uprising, and imperial reform. reviews negotiations with powers, indemnities, and the need for equal trade. He details the relief of legations, diplomatic efforts, and calls for durable peace, arbitration, and stronger international standards. He also covers finance, the Philippines, Cuba, Porto Rico, and naval matters, urging legislative actions to strengthen trade, currency stability, and civil service.
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Conger
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Critadia
Sir Clause Macdonald
EG. Squiers
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United States Marine Corps
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Washinton
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Grgeuie & Vrovhagrat
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United States
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Chipes
Hung Chung
Ching
JT. Rockall
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French Republic
Geouily
Ue Lopowlig
Russia
Court of Arbitration
Thetague
Chen
France
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Celion
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Vrance
Mowaleh
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Lauvetle Monument
Solinal
Germany
Treasury Department
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Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
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India
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Cinsa
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Mid- Gia
Tolal
Jist
Spain
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Philippinea
Philippines
Philippine Commission
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Authar
Porto Rico
Secretary of the Interior
Cuba
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