Roosevelt Nomination Dominates Republican Convention
At the Philadelphia convention on June 21 1900 the Republican majority rallied behind Theodore Roosevelt for vice president with McKinley the pledged presidential nominee. Delegates praised Hanna for guiding the process as Roosevelt spoke to a cheering hall and was later unanimously nominated for vice president.
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1900 Republican National Convention Ends Sine Die
On motion by Serena Payne of New York the 1900 Republican national convention adjourned sine die. Senator Mark Haana was reelected chairman of the national committee.
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