Presidents Message on Regulation of Trusts and National Policy
Theodore Roosevelt outlines a broad program for regulating interstate business, curbing monopolies, and modernizing federal authority. He urges national action to supervise corporations, advocates a secretary of commerce, discusses tariffs, reciprocity with Cuba and Canada, naval expansion, and civil governance in the Philippines and Alaska, stressing balance between wealth and labor and the need for prudent reforms.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Department of Justice
Executive Department
Sotwualy
Ita
House
Emares
Wty
Cuba
United States
North
Great Britain
Newfoundland
Blaine
International Tribunal
Aeye
Ible
Mexico
Republic
Hague
Panama
Panama Canal Company
Colombia
America
Secretary of State
California Coset
Phi Jenian
Beppine Islands
Hawaii
Commerceial Pacific Cable Company
Nero
China
Grant
Brest
St. Pierre
Cape Cod
Philippine Islands
Manila
Hongkong
Eee
Pacific
Honolulu
Porto Rico
Berty
Philippines
Toya Pine Islands
West Point
National Guard
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Ahoula
Naval School
Annapolis
Postoffice Department
Peesee
Department
Eeeas
Far
Alaska
Gion
Tts
Louisiana
Texas
Smithsonian Institution
National Capital
District of Columbia
Washington
Departmente
Weekington
University O Virginia
Jeferson
White House
Mount Vernon
Theodore Velt