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The Message of the President Roosevelt 1905 State of the Union
President Roosevelt’s annual message to Congress urges readjustment through reciprocity with Cuba and reform of trusts, supports national regulation of big corporations, preservation of tariff principles, and expansion of the navy, post office, and West irrigation policy. It praises the Philippines, Panama canal plans, and calls for a Secretary of Commerce and modernized militia and military structure. The speech emphasizes unity between labor and capital, the value of arbitration, and American leadership in world affairs.
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