McKinley and Hobart Nominees for Republican Ticket
The Republican convention nominated William McKinley of Ohio for president and Garrett A. Hobart of New Jersey for vice president after a dramatic day. Delegates from the west bolted in protest over the gold standard, but McKinley's victory drew 661 1 4 votes, nearly three times the sum for his five opponents, and Hobart won on the first ballot.
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Loui
Mae Idol
William McKinley, Jr
Ohio
Garrett A. Hobart
New Jersey
Teller
Frank Cannon
Utah
Foraker
Committee On Resolutions
Thurston
Senator Teller
Duola
Montana
Carter
Mantle
Wendell Phillips
Cleveland
Lincoln
Johnson
Democrata
Chicago
McKinley
Friends of the Ohio
Baldwin
Council Bluffs
Allison
Londe
Reed
Hastings
Quay
Depew
Morton
Senator Wolcott
Blaine
Minneapolis
Mark Hanna
Niagara
Platt
New York
Guv
Warner Miller
Hobart
Hanna
Evans
Tennessee
Bulkeley
Conneticut
Lippitt
Rhode Island
Gen. Walker
Virginia
Committee On
Canon
Mr. Lodge
Senator Lodge
Samuel Fessenden
Connecticut
Fort
J. Franklin Fort
Newark
W. K. Allen
Convention Narrows to Gold Standard Debate and McKinley Victory
The St Louis convention unfolds with Baldwin urging Allison while Reed and Morton vie for support. McKinley leads on first ballot, Hobart garners vice presidential backing, and Pettigrew departs with silver delegates as Teller emerges as a possible alternative for bi metalists.
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William McKinley
Mkinley
Athc
Winliamm McKinley
Garnier A
M. B. Israel
Charles N. Baldwin
William B. Allison
Hawkeye Delegaton
Massachusetts
Thomas B. Reed
Mr. Depew
Celestial City
Cameron
Garrett A. Lobart
Charl
W. Lippitt
W. Randolph
Henry Clay Evans
James A. Walker
Mr. Evans
Pennsylvania
Hobart Choren
Fairbanks
St. Louis
Walker
Read
Fred Grant
Brown
Lippité
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Colorado
Independent Movement
Proctor
Vermont
St. Nicholas Hotel
Senator Pettigrew
Congress
United States