Roosevelt’s 1901 Congress Message Urges Tariff, Trust Controls
The President’s comprehensive address to Congress defends the protective tariff, argues for publicity as a remedy for trusts, calls for federal supervision of interstate corporations, and outlines immigration limits, labor protections, naval buildup, and overseas policy from Cuba to the Philippines. It warns anarchists, supports reciprocity, and advocates a canal across the Isthmus.
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