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Roosevelt Nomination Dominates Historic Republican Rally
At the 1904 Republican convention in Missouri, Theodore Roosevelt is nominated for president amid a thunderous, multi-flagged display. Senator Beveridge and Senator Dolliver stress continuity, progress, and Americanism, while Fairbanks is named as running mate amid rousing cheers and a crowded, chaotic hall scene.
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