Contested Election Case of William Connell Vs. George Howell, From the Tenth Congressional District

This historical document details the contested election case between William Connell and George Howell for the Tenth Congressional District of Pennsylvania in 1903. Part 1 of the proceedings offers a valuable glimpse into the political and legal challenges surrounding elections at the turn of the 20th century. This record provides researchers and historians with primary source material for understanding election law, political contests, and the dynamics of representation in the United States Congress. "Contested Election Case of William Connell Vs. George Howell" serves as an important resource for those studying American political history and legal processes.

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