Republican Convention Nominates McKinley and Roosevelt
At Philadelphia on June 21 the Republican Convention nominated William McKinley for president and Theodore Roosevelt for vice president. Speeches by Foraker Roosevelt Depew and Lodge energized the hall as delegates hailed the ticket. The roll call produced a unanimous 930 votes for McKinley and 929 for Roosevelt with a ceremonial adjournment to finalize committee duties.
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