US victory in that case depends. If the USN got a really high funding level from 1906, I would say that is certain, whereas OTL spending it would suffer. It would depend on exactly how in between it was, and how the UK reacts
The Dutch Navy is basically an irrelevance against the US in this period, it doesn't have any modern capital ships and few other units (they planned on a buildup, then WWI happened). France, well that depends on Italy, Italy neutral and the MN is staying in the Med to contain the K.u.K. Marine, Italy CP and they are probably begging the UK for reinforcements, Italy Entente and they could be a factor. The UK, well has to deal with the HSF. OTL the UK wanted a 5:3 superiority, on order to account for maintenance and luck, OTL that is pretty much all of their modern units tied down, if they spent more they could spare some, but would be outnumbered by the US and sending them to their deaths
Japan, that depends. They can't really afford a bigger navy than OTL without a huge POD. With an OTL sized USN, the USN would need about everything to go on the offensive, which would let the RN operate in penny packets off the East Coast, but the US could easily afford a much larger navy that could scare off an RN battle squadron and BC division in the Atlantic while beating down the IJN in the Pacific