Nomination of Roosevelt and Fairbanks at GOP convention
Chicago reports the thirteenth Republican national convention ending with Theodore Roosevelt of New York nominated for president and Charles Warren Fairbanks of Indiana for vice president. The platform was adopted and a heated demonstration ensued as delegates cheered, paraded, and shouted through a twenty minute reveal ending with committee appointments and roll call preparations.
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Roosevelt Nomination Dominates as Acceptances Hear
Delegates settled for acclamation after withdrawn candidates left only nominating speeches. Governor Black of New York nominated Theodore Roosevelt for president, followed by Beveridge Knight Edwards Cotton and Cummings. Dolliver of Iowa placed Fairbanks in nomination for vice president, with final nomination after session two.
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Republican Platform Endures Two Generations of Rule
The platform lauds Republican supremacy since 1860, praising protectionist tariffs and a strong navy. It credits eight years of Republican governance for economic recovery, industry growth, debt reduction, and wartime mobilization, while supporting gold standard, Chinese exclusion, civil service reform, and expansion of commerce and arbitration.
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Charles S Deneen Republican Nominee for Governor of Illinois
Charles S Deneen, born in Edwardsville Illinois, rises from law clerk to Chicago attorney and Republican nominee for Illinois Governor after a storied deadlock in the state convention. He served in the Legislature, led as county state’s attorney, and was elected with historic majorities, marrying Bina Day Maloney with three children.
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Fragmentary Exchange on Face-Preservation Device
A Philadelphia Press quotation shows Mr Stayleate explaining a plan to perfect an apparatus to view a person’s face stored away. Miss Patience Gonne responds that it would be a boon to save faces if they can be kept there, implying a humorous or critical take on the technology.
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Expansion of a Pension Style Advice Cited by Star
A misquoted exchange recalls old schemes and the pivot to a formal office for collecting money by match. The Washington Star notes a shift from street hustles to centralized method, while references to courtship and marriage hint at broader social changes.
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