Senator Charles W. Fairbanks as vice presidential nominee
Biographical sketch outlining Charles W. Fairbanks Indiana senator and lawyer who rose in Republican ranks since 1896. Highlights include leadership at St. Louis convention, push for McKinley’s nomination, immigration policy work, Cuba war stance, Martinique relief bill, and roles on commissions and in the senate.
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Ohio Wesleyan University
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United States Senate
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White House
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House
United States
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