Taft and Sherman Renominated at Republican National Nresentation
Amid riotous scenes at Orchestra Hall Chicago the Republican National Convention renominated William Howard Taft for president and James Schoolcraft Sherman for vice president. Taft won 661 votes to 344 not voting, Roosevelt still received support elsewhere. The vote for vice president favored Sherman 597 to 14 with others scattered. The long, turbulent session closed with Taft’s renomination and a quiet adjournment.
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Roosevelt Convention Turmoil Flows Through Omaha Coliseum
The Omaha convention scene opens with Victor Rosewater late and feeble as Roosevelt supporters clash with rivals. Governors, senators, and delegates face jeers, with police and sergeants at arms restoring order amid banners, yells, and roaming attendees.
Demonstration for William Jennings Bryan at convention
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