THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
LONDON, August 28. The Times states that since Gresrt Britain's title to. retain her American possessions is unquestioned, . we have no reason to object to Presment Roosevelf s protest against the acquisition of new territorial rights -on that continent by other European Powers.
, August 29.
The Neve Freie Presse states that President Roosevelt's speech on the Monroe Doctrine is a menace directed against Great Britain, and is America's answer to the Colonial Premiers' Conference.
BERLIN, August 30. President Roosevelt's speech on the Monrce Doctrine has caused a flutter in the German press, which energetically repudiates designs on Venezuela or Brazil, attributing the suggestion to Great Britain's 'desire to create bad blood between Germany and America.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2529, 3 September 1902, Page 15
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118THE MONROE DOCTRINE. Otago Witness, Issue 2529, 3 September 1902, Page 15
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