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President Taft's Message to Congress
Taft outlines diplomatic, financial, and legal priorities including arbitration in fisheries disputes, Central American affairs, Panama Canal funding, tariff board setup, and civil procedure reform. He urges economy, consular improvements, postal reforms, and new measures on white slave trade, public health, and election contributions while noting broad prosperity and rising prices.
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Vennazuela Pravl
Bian
Hague
Panama
Emery Company
Atarael
Aimerican Elim
Algap & Co
Chile
Clile
United States
Edward VII
Washington
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Central
Amcroa
Bis
D’aftrach
Central America
Far East
Pinlley Wre
America
China
Department of State
Congress
Department
Taft
Treasury Department
Department of Commerce and
Fabbor
Foreig
Bureau of Trade Relations
Bureau of Trade Ons
Ees
Executive
Secretary of the Treasury
LA Samme
Panama Canal
Secredtary
Benoo
Lalig
Ecotoma
New York City
American Sugar Sefining Company
American Sugar
Department of Justice
State Department
Towa
Tarift Board
Thersfora
Threa mentLera
Uiem
Tila
Perlana
Steh Na
War Department
Naval Observatory
Beneral
Sherman Ant Trust Hiw
Post Office
Post Office Department
At & Less
Menton
Atlantic Seaboard
South America
Japan
Philippines
New Mexico
Arizona
Alaska
Ronaon T
Ritea
Sircama
House of Representatives