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President McKinley's 1900 message to Congress outlines policy
The message defends US actions worldwide from China to the Philippines, urges civil government for the Philippines and other territories, promotes naval and postal funding, and calls for tariff, tariff, and trust regulation reforms. It notes budget surpluses, debt management, and the expansion of national banks while stressing education, commerce, and international arbitration.
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Milinley
Congress
Prye
Senate
R Henderson
Elouse
China
Philippines
House of Representatives
Orisia
Yang-tse
Pekin
Tsung-Li-Yamen
United States
Legation
Wwe
Prince Tuan
Taku
Heroiam
Yomen
Baron von Whetteler
Yamen
Conger
Jung Tan
Washington
Mr. Conger
Wu ‘Ting Mang
My. Conger
Liscum
Chaffee
Tientsin
Yang-tsun
Ho-Si-Woo
Tung-Chow
French Republic
America
France
Germany
Lynn
Alaska
Maritime Canal Company
Nicaragua
Syre-Cragin
State Department
Great Britain
Portugal
Delagoa Bay
Tribunal of Arbitration
Berne
Russia
Bering Sea
M. C. Asser
Netherlands
Ostal Department
War Department
Navy Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Spain
Ceorys Educational
Congress L
Congress of the
William T. Taft
Ohio
Dean C. Worcester
Michigan
Luke NM. Wright
Tennessee
Henry C. Ide
Vermont
Bernard Moses
California
Secretary of War
Philippine Islands
Manlin
MacArthur
Tater
Wberry
Porto Rico
Secretary of the Interior
Spala
Cuba
Friends of
Hawaii
Manitln
Cleveland
Barto Rico
Philippine
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Pines
Nti
Itu
Taft Sulssion
Soldié
Indir
Hiawall
Department of
Agricu
Paris
Man
Philppine Islands
Hay
Civl
Mi Ippine Co
Umisasion
Rile
Pine Islands
Board of
Saidishuids
Salted Service Commission