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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1900
Page
1
Philadelphia June 19 opening of the national convention saw Roosevelt’s candidacy debated amid crowds, with leaders uncertain about the vice presidential choice. Key figures including Hanna and Wolcott urged unity while noting Roosevelt’s cautious stance may affect both the vice president and New York governorship prospects.
The governor seconded nominations for various officials and then left the stage as all nominations were made unanimous. A roll call to submit committee members began, proving tedious, and the convention recessed until 12 o clock tomorrow after adjourning at 3 p m.
Philadelphia reports on June 19 as the Republican convention marks the forty fourth anniversary of Fremont’s nomination at Musical Fund Hall. The article notes President Roosevelt’s stance against pursuing the vice presidency and describes the convention assembling in the vast exposition building in West Philadelphia.
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