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Newspaper
Sumner Press
Location
Sumner, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
6
President delivers message to the National Congress with a prominent focus on China policy. The document highlights the administration's stance and plans, outlining diplomatic and economic considerations affecting relations with Chinese authorities and regions. The address emphasizes national interests and strategic priorities in Asia.
Fragmented text outlines appeals to pass the ship subsidy measure and the army bill while stressing cable connections to Hawaii and revenue reductions. It references questions of punishment, indemnity, and international trade, with mentions of China, relations, and U.S. policy debates.
The Court of Arbitration reports satisfactory progress on the international arbitration convention signed by sixteen powers including the United States, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Italy, Russia, Japan, and others. Administrative council finalized rules and appointed public figures such as Benj a n Harrison and Melville Fuller as officers of the tribunal.
The document discusses progress on the Niw at canal project, wartime revenue receipts, proposed tax reductions to ease burdens, including bequests for libraries, education, and charity. It notes American merchant marine needs, steel industry growth, shipbuilding, and calls for action on trusts and combinations under federal jurisdiction with studied deliberation.
In a yearly message the speaker argues that future governance of the Philippine Islands rests with Congress and highlights the ongoing military and political aims to stabilize the islands. The address covers sovereignty, religious freedom, property rights, and administrative arrangements, stressing continuity of U S authority and planned territorial development.
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