Keystone State Delegates at the Republican Convention
Pennsylvania's delegation arrives early at the convention hall with Ex-Senator Quay leading the way as chairman. Leaders from across the party chat with Quay while Senator Foraker and others engage in brief discussions, and Roosevelt’s VP prospects are discussed amid seating and arrivals of many Pennsylvania delegates.
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Pennsylvania
Quay
Repubican National Committee
W. W.wright
Charles B. Hall
Common Council
Philadelphia
Senator Platt
New York
Platt
John B. Steel
Westmorelind County
Director English
Department of Public Safety
Ashbridge
Hanna
Day
Westoreland
Frank Reeder
Republican State Committee
William Connell
Lackawanna County
Roosevelt
Connell
W. Green
Charles A. Porter
James el- Verson
John Leisenring
Senator Penrose
David H. Lane
Henry H. Bingham
Isaac Schlichter
John H. Bromley
Samuel B. Dick
Crawfordeounty
John F. Dowing
Erie
James B. Anderson
Chares F. Kindred
James N. Kline
Sanford H
Potter, Tioga
Clinton
Lycoming
Everett Warren
Thomas H. Dale
Onlyoy
First Republican convention leader recalls 1856 gathering
General R Brinkerhoff of Mansfield Ohio recounts contrasts between the 1856 Philadelphia convention and the 1900 gathering. He cites unity, organization and Roosevelt's strength, while detailing guests, hall conditions, security, and crowd reactions as delegates gather for a future McKinley renomination.
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Pittsburg
General R. Brinkerhoff
Mansfield
Ohio
Philadelphia
Brinkerhoff
Charles Remelin
Cincinnati
Remelin
Fremong
Dayton
Roosevelt
Allan A. Craig
Corry
George Schneider
Chicago
John H. Bryant
Princeton
John M. Palmer
Springfield
William S. Lane
Rodney Simpson
Marietta
Rush R. Sloane
Sandusky
Met‘almont
Franklin
Sidney Edgerton
Akron
Jacob Weyand
Beaver
William Upson
George H. Frey
Springfierd
Disfranchisement Topic Raised at National Council Meeting
At a national council meeting held yesterday at ONeils Hall Broad and Lombard Streets J B Jones of Mississippi presided An adjunction on disfranchisement was drawn up and a committee to present it was named The National Republican committee was named.
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National Council of the Constitutional Rights Association of
O'Neil's l
Broad
Lombard Streets
J. B. Jones
Mississippi
National Republican Committee
Parade Officials Congratulated By Military Chief
President J Hampton Moore of the Allied Clubs received a congratulatory letter from General Wagner chief marshal of Monday night’s demonstration. General Wagner praised the division and thanked General J Stewart for commendation.
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J. Hampton Moore
Allied Clubs
Wagner
J. Stew
Art Fe Ee Tae
W. C. T. Baverie
Roosevelt Appears at Convention to Rousing Cheers
At the convention hall in Depew Roosevelt was greeted by loud cheers as he arrived and exited. Hanna also received an ovation while onlookers snapped photos of leaders including Platt and Quay. The crowd pressed near the doors seeking a glimpse as Roosevelt moved through the aisle toward the exit.
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Hanna
Wolcott
Ashbridge
Englich
Roosevelt
Quay
Platt
New Jersey
Long
Mark Hanna
McKinney
Alabama
Arkansas
California
New York
McKinley
Scott
Henry
Payne
Richard B. Kerens
Wiswetl
Sergeanitntarma
National Committee
United States
Culldin
Allison
Chandler
Mason
Degen
Clarry B. Keller
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Depew
Woodruff
John B. Norris
Scott Bonham
Cincinnati
Ohio
Manley
Teddy
New
Colorado Safe for McKinley
Chairman Robert Morris of the Arapahoe county Republican committee arrived in Philadelphia and connected with the Colorado delegation. He predicted a Republican victory next November with Roosevelt drawing enthusiasm in Colorado. He noted Republicans who supported Bryan over silver four years ago may return to the party.
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National Committee
New York
Chicago
Republican Party
Senator Wolcott
Colorado
Robert Morris
Republican Central Committee
Arapahoe County
United States
Walcott
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Bryan
Lodge Is Made Permanent Chairman
The committee of permanent organization met after the convention adjourned and by unanimous consent selected Senator Lodge of Massachusetts as permanent chairman and Charles W. Johnston of Minnesota as permanent secretary and clerk. General Grosvetor of Ohio chaired the committee, with Thomas N. Hastings of New Hampshire as secretary.
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Grant, Jr
San Diego
California
Senator Shoup
Idaho
Joe” Cannon
Illinois
Fairbanks
Indiana
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
McComas
Maryland
Davis
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Tom” Carter
Montana
National Committee
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Sewall
New Jersey
W. H. Jones
Salt Lake City
Committee of Permanent
General Grosvetor
Ohio
Thomas N. Hastings
Benator Lodge
Charles W. Johnston
Embroidered Flags and Portraits Flank McKinley Tribute
The passage describes a political event with flag adorned portraits of presidents, including Lincoln, and a scene of green garlands and roses framing the rostrum. Delegates wait as banners encircle President McKinley’s portrait and seating areas fill ahead of the convention proceedings.
Proceedings of the Convention Opens in Grand City
Crowds of delegates and curious onlookers fill cars and streets as the first national party conclave in twenty seven years gathers in the city. Attendees praise the palace like auditorium while insiders note attractions and ceremonial spectacle amid the early proceedings.
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First National Party
Senato
Billy” Mason
Ciaren
Speaker Henderson Backs Dolliver for Vice Presidency
The Times records Speaker Henderson’s swift autographic statement backing Iowa Congressman Dolliver for the Vice Presidential nomination. The note asserts Henderson’s determination and sincerity, noting Dolliver’s candidacy stirs Washington comment about re election prospects and state representation.
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Dolliver
Washington
Iowa
Henderson
Senate
House
Allison
National Appropriations
Congress
The
Times
D. B. Henderson
Senator Hanna Delivers Short Forceful Convention Address
Senator Hanna opens the Philadelphia Republican convention with a terse speech praising the city as a cradle of liberty and a hub of industry. He thanks the national committee and the people of Philadelphia for hosting the gathering and supporting American industrial protection.
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Hanna
Republican Party
National Committee
Philadelphia
Aberty
Ladelphia
Wolcott Opens Convention Speech by Edward C Wolcott
The temporary chairman Senator Edward C Wolcott delivered opening remarks after his selection. The full speech continues on page five with the convention proceeding.
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Edward C. Wolcott
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Keystone State
Convention Hall
Senator Foraker
Senator Foraké
Edward N. Dingley
Kalamazoo
Michigan
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Colonel Quay
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A. 8. L. Shields
Colonel Way
Civil Service Reform
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McCluré
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Taylor
Kentucky
Pratt
Paine
Odell
Green
George E. Maprs
Nator Wolcott
Loy
English
Hobart
Forcott
Depen Ang
William McKinley
Charles. W. Johnston
McKinley”—Morris
Lodge
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Lincoln
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