Stampede to Roosevelt Shapes Republican Ticket Shift
Philadelphia June 18 Roosevelt surges as the likeliest Republican vice presidential nominee with New York and Pennsylvania backing him. The platform draft endorses gold standard, tariff protection, McKinley administration gains, and broad imperial policy. Sheldon Foraker likely chair of resolutions with Smith guiding platform.
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Roosevelt undecided on vice presidency in GOP race
Philadelphia June 18 reports suggest a Republican ticket may hinge on Governor Roosevelt who has not declared interest in the vice presidential nomination. Party leaders and administration figures favor McKinley and Roosevelt, while some prefer Bliss or other aspirants. Roosevelt remains firm he prefers the New York governorship.
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Roosevelt Odds Rise as GOP Convention Deliberates
The scene shows Roosevelt gaining momentum among New York leaders and Washington opinion, with McKinley as a key influence shaping the convention. The president remains silent while delegates shift toward a strong New York candidate, signaling a political tide toward Roosevelt.
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