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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1905

Page

7

Memorable Roosevelt nomination and 1904 campaign

A detailed retrospective on Theodore Roosevelts renomination in 1904, the Chicago convention, and the superb national campaign machinery. It highlights Cortelyou as campaign chief, the expansive Western speaking tours led by Tawney and Fairbanks, and the emphasis on organization, publicity, and broad voter outreach that produced a landslide victory.

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Roosevelt Victory and Republican Landslide Across States

The campaign featured Speaker Canton and Judge Parker with fiery exchanges over trusts and alleged blackmail. Roosevelt won decisively with 336 electoral votes to 140, carrying majorities in New York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and others. Democratic gains were limited to Massachusetts Minnesota and Colorado governors, amid a broad Republican triumph.

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Statue of Jefferson in Capitol Hall of Statues

Narrative traces the bronze statue of Thomas Jefferson from its European origin to its final placement in the Capitol’s Hall of Statues. It recounts moves from the Hall of Representatives to the Senate chamber, a White House pedestal, and eventual site in the new Capitol, with Theodore Roosevelt’s quip on bearing responsibility.

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Slapped President's Son Sparks Capital Row in 19th Century

Washington Telegraph editor Russell Jarvis, a Jackson supporter, slaps President Adams’s son John Adams after a public drawing room incident. A committee investigated. no punishment recommended. Theodore Roosevelt quips that wealth leaders drive civilization.

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Four Years of Progress Under Theodore Roosevelt Era

A sweeping summary of four years of Roosevelt era achievements in wealth, trade, navy buildup, and diplomacy. It highlights industrial growth, a booming national wealth surpassing Britain and Germany, expansion of the armed forces, and assertive diplomacy including the Perdicaris crisis. It notes railroad expansion, scientific advances, immigration growth, and cultural gains while praising U.S. vigor and stability.

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