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Chicago, June 21, 1904 - All in favor of the nomination wil
Chicago, June 21, 1904 - All in favor of the nomination will say aye!. Illustration shows an interior view of the convention hall, with an oversized Theodore Roosevelt leaning forward at a podium, holding a gavel raised in his right hand, in the foreground are the delegates attending the Republican National Convention, June 21, 1904, in Chicago, Illinois. Date 1904 June 15. Chicago, June 21, 1904 - All in favor of the nomination will say aye!. Illustration shows an interior view of the convention hall, with an oversized Theodore Roosevelt leaning forward at a podium, holding a gavel raised in his right hand, in the foreground are the delegates attending the Republican National Convention, June 21, 1904, in Chicago, Illinois. Date 1904 June 15
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June 21, 1904 - Chicago, Illinois: A Momentous Decision at the Republican National Convention This illustration depicts a pivotal moment during the Republican National Convention held in Chicago's Palmer House on June 21, 1904. The scene unfolds in the convention hall, where an oversized Theodore Roosevelt, clad in a suit and tie, leans forward at the podium with a determined expression and a raised gavel in his right hand. The delegates, seated in the foreground, eagerly await Roosevelt's next words. The caption above the illustration, "All in favor of the nomination will say aye!," sets the stage for a dramatic and decisive moment. Roosevelt, who had been serving as the Vice President under President McKinley, was about to be officially nominated as the Republican Party's presidential candidate. The anticipation in the room is palpable as the delegates prepare to voice their support. The illustration, published in Puck Magazine on June 15, 1904, captures the excitement and tension of the convention. The oversized Roosevelt, with his commanding presence, emphasizes the significance of the moment. This powerful image serves as a testament to Roosevelt's charisma and the confidence the Republican Party had in him as their nominee. The 1904 Republican National Convention was a turning point in American political history, marking the beginning of Roosevelt's successful presidential campaign. This illustration provides a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering a unique perspective on the political process and the charisma of a future president.
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