Correspondence (incoming): Hook, James, 1893

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Giletti, S., TLS re contract for tile for Univ. building 1901 Nov 20 Goette, Fr. John Capistran, ALS account of Franciscan mission in China and request for assistance 1893 Sep 10 Goodenough, S., sec. of Calif. Universalist Convention, ALS wants money for theological seminary at Palo Alto to be connected with L.S.J.U. to obtain Throop bequest 1896 Mar 12 Goodman, George, Tel. congratulations 1896 Mar 2 Gould, Helen Milly, ALS thanks for roses, sympathizes with her sorrow 1894 May 1 Grant, Mr., ALS re her accounts in Rome 1881 July 11 Grant, Bishop A. (AME Church), ALS remembers his visit with her, is spreading word of the university 1891 Aug 26 Gravel, Emanuel, ALS thanks for memorial addresses of L.Stanford 1895 Apr 14 Graves, Laura M.,ALS read of J.L.Stanford in "Ladies Home Journal" 1892 Apr 17



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Powel st July 1881

Dear Mrs Stanford

Mr Wohlfahrt on the 7th just has written in your behalf asking for a statement of account up to date, which I hasten to enclose. The amount which Mr {Therbette ?} Kane {?} paid here for your account on the 25th April amounted to F 22990 corresponding to Italian Life 23220, & not F 24400 as Mr Wohlfahrt shares in his letter.

In the enclosed statement you will see L 400 paid to lawyer; this account was L 442 but he has taken off something at last.

You will perceive also L {04.90 ?} for a telegram! This was sent to Mr Knowland to advise him of the departure of the cases from Leghorn & { steamer ?}, so that he might pursue in time if necessary.

The amount to your credit this day is Lire 2181.75. Looking over book of instructions, the following are the

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things ordered by you & while forthcoming bronzes in Naples ready for shipment:

Statue, 4 busts by Mr Rogers ready in the year 2 Bas reliefs by { ?} Story ready in the year 2 Watercolors by M{ Civiselli ?} now in the course of execution

The heat now in quite intense, but the Bank is quite comfortable (72 Fahrenheit) & I do not mind if I am obliged to stay here.

Please remember me to Mrs { ?} Catherwood, & to your son & always happy of being serviceable to you believe me

Yours most respectfully Mrs Grant

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Mr. Grant Rome Sent to Rome fr 2125 on the 25th of July 1881 fr Homburg vd. H.

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EPISCOPAL ROOMS AFRICAN - METHODIST - EPISCOPAL - CHURCH Aug 26th 1891

Mrs. J. L. Stanford Menlo Park, Cal

Dear Madam,

I can never forget the conversation with you or the impression made by you when I visited your home on Aug. 1st.

I have tried to give a faint description of the work as prosecuted by yourself and husband in our leading daily papers here.

There are thousands of people who know nothing of the

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A. Grant of the African Church speaks of the work done in the founding of the University

work being done by Senator Stanford for the education of the people, and I take this method of informing them.

I pray God's blessings upon you and yours and that He may add many useful years to your life.

Yours in Christian love, A. Grant

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