Roosevelt’s 1901 address on reform and policy
President Roosevelt outlines national aims after McKinley’s assassination. He advocates trust regulation with publicity, immigration controls, labor protections, tariff reciprocity, forest and arid-land policy, Philippine governance, canal construction, navy and army readiness, civil service reform, and foreign policy under the Monroe Doctrine. He calls for a secretary of commerce, antitrust supervision, and stronger currency and infrastructure measures.
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