On January 12,1885, Lockwood petitioned Congress to have her votes counted, stating to newspapers and magazines that she had evidence of voter fraud.
She told newspapers and magazines that she had evidence of voter fraud. On January 12,1885, Lockwood petitioned Congress to have her votes counted.
On January 12,1885, Lockwood petitioned Congress to have her votes counted. She told newspapers and magazines that she had evidence of voter fraud.
On January 12,1885, Lockwood petitioned Congress to have her votes counted. She told newspapers and magazines that she had evidence of voter fraud.