President Roosevelt's 1903 Address to Congress Highlights Reform
The president outlines aims to curb corporate power and wealth growth, curb labor injunction abuses, address the negro question with education and crime policies, and push currency reform, inheritance and income taxes, and stronger federal oversight of corporations and railroads. He calls for international fairness toward Japanese and others, civil rights in education, and renewed focus on Cuba and the Philippines, with military readiness and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Kmeet
House of
Coness
Congress
District of Columbia
Supreme’ Court
Tts
Labor Dini
Tech
Pace Enery
Hampton
Tuskegee
Fee
Mer
America
Fenrie Ealy
Territories
Pennsylvania
Commission
Nto
Railroa
Acoda
Grange
Association of Farmers
Mutua
Department of Agriculture
Arlington
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Atlantic
Orient
Asia
United States
Cuba
Secretar Root
South America
Panama Canal
Army
General Board
Havana
Navy
Na Wer
Wale Unteera
Ont Parta
Little Republic
Also Mentioned on This Page
South
Capital and Labor
Panama
Ublic
Standard Oil Company
Tobacco and Sugar Trusts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Justice White
Senate
Agricultural Interests
Commonwealth
Treasury
York
New York
Canada
Chicago
Asto
Secretary of the Treasury
Philippines
Islands
Philipp
Porto Rico
San Juan
Federal Court of
Federal Treasury
Hawaii
Department of State
Department of War
The
Army and Navy