McKinley Nominated by Republicans at Philadelphia
At the 1900 Republican National Convention in Philadelphia McKinley was renominated for president after a unanimous roll call with every state and territory voting for him. Roosevelt was named as running mate amid enthusiastic scenes, with Senator Foraker praising McKinley and Lodge maintaining order during a protracted, crowded session.
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Lafayette Young
Iowa
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Presbyterian Church
Shahs Visit to England and Newgate Tale
A Persian shah amused, yet vexed, by Newgate requests after touring England. He tried to pick a prisoner for execution and sought a match for his suite, but officials refused. The article notes his jewel collection, a giant emerald, and plans for a six month continental tour including Russia and Germany.
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Gresce
Republicans At Philadelphia Convenes Big Convention Session
The Republican national convention opened in Exposition Hall Philadelphia with Senator Walcott presiding and about ten thousand attendees. Roosevelt entered quietly to his seat as talks swirled over vice presidential choices while party leaders praised the gathering and national unity.
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Dolliver
Roosevelt
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Rooservelt
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New York
Republican Platform Declares Gold Standard Policy
Philadelphia June 22 full text of the Republican platform endorses the gold standard, two major laws, and Monroe Doctrine adherence. It lauds McKinley administration, protection for labor, expansion of foreign markets, a canal, and civil service efficiency while condemning free coinage and democratic policy. It notes war debts, pensions, and territorial policy, with calls for immigration limits and road improvement.
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Stampede at an Exhibition in Covington
A Roman Catholic society tableau show in Covington sparked a blackout light failure and panicked stampede as spectators cried fire. Many were trampled or bruised though no serious injuries reported. It also includes a fashion commentary on changing womanly mannerisms over the years.
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