President McKinley’s third annual message outlines empire and finance
The President urges sovereignty over the Philippines with rapid civil government, Cuba under military control until reforms, and a civil government for Puerto Rico with voter qualifications. He calls for Hawaii action, defends gold standard, and seeks broad power for the Treasury to sustain gold parity, manage bonds, and regulate trusts while preserving growth in industry and the merchant marine.
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Growth and Trusts Discussed in United States Policy
The message outlines maritime strength, anti trust legislation, and foreign relations. It reviews the 1890 anti trust act, calls for uniform state laws, notes the Nicaragua and Samoa questions, and covers trade treaties with Britain France Argentina and Japan, plus the Cuba Philippines and Samoa developments.
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