Republican Convention Opens with McKinley Nomination Run
Philadelphia June 21. The Republican national convention closes a tense day with Lodge calling the session to order and Alabama yielding to Ohio to recognize Foraker as the speaker nominating McKinley. The crowd erupts as McKinley is named the party’s next standard bearer amid jubilant cheers and a sea of flags.
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Foraker Speech Praises McKinley in 19th Century Rally
Senator Foraker addresses a large crowd praising McKinley as the first choice for Republican success. He credits McKinley with reviving industries, creating jobs, and expanding prosperity from coast to coast.
Roosevelt Quietly Concludes Largest Demonstration on Floor
A vivid political rally scene unfolds as state delegates wave plumes and flags while Governor Roosevelt steps to the platform. Senator Hanna leads the parade with a flag and plume, the crowd erupts, and order returns after a 15 minute interlude.
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Roosevelt's Biting Sentences and McKinley Nomination Speech
The passage presents Governor Roosevelt praising McKinley as the nation’s leader during a pivotal era. It frames the four year Republican effort as restoring prosperity, unity after civil strife, and advancing jobs, markets, and honor at home and abroad. It notes opposition critique and the tariff and finance policies cited as proof of progress.
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McKinley Nominated by Unanimous Vote at Convention
Delegates demanded a vote as George Knight and Governor Mount spoke for McKinley. Lodge held order while New York and Pennsylvania rallied, Hawaii cheered its two votes, and the tally showed 926 votes for McKinley, unanimous nomination for president. The session moved to vice presidential nominations.
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New York
Pennsylvania
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Hawaii
Political rally praises McKinley and unity at convention
Delegates rally around Norman as the party’s nominee, claiming near total unity and predicting peace in the Philippines if the administration stays aligned with Republicans. Senators Thurston and Lodge back the ticket while John W. Yerkes confirms southern support as cheers erupt with cries of vote.
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Iowa Names Roosevelt At Convention Shakeup
At the Republican national convention the Iowa delegation yielded to nominate Theodore Roosevelt for vice president over Dolliver. Col Lafe Young, Iowa at large, withdrew Dolliver and publicly offered Roosevelt. Roosevelt’s selection prompted a rousing, patriotic demonstration as delegates applauded and music swelled.
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Lafe Young
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San Juan Hill
New York
Roosevelt Inspires With Courageous Demonstration
A fragmentary report notes Mrs Roosevelt leading an inspiring demonstration, her gaze directed downward as she viewed the event, conveying resolve and public spirit during a trying moment.
Roosevelt Nominated for Vice President at G.O.P. Convention
Delegates crowded the aisles as Roosevelt received 925 votes with one abstention. Lodge announced the nomination and leaders moved to notify the president and the vice presidential nominee. The national committee re-elected Hanna as chairman and named Payne Manley Scott New and Shoup to the executive committee.
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Indiana
George L. Shoup
Idaho
Opening Days at Convention Boost Roosevelts Entrance
Report on the first days of the convention notes Addicks and MecCores victories, Roosevelt greeted with fanfare by few notables, and Hanna and Lodge sparring over leadership. Key events include seating of Addicks delegates, Milaten’s defeat, and Woodruff’s vice presidential bid efforts.
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