Condolence letters re: death of Leland Stanford: Co - Cu includes Anna Ewing Cochran, Michael Conlan, Cyrus Cooper, Sara B. Cooper, G.H. Corey, Dot Covert, Ethel Sperry Crocker, George Crocker, Julia A. Crocker, and Mary Crocker

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Accept my profound sympathy and sorrow in your great loss

John Conners

[Image of Chronicle Building] Mrs. Dr. L. Cool, DENTIST CHRONICLE BUILDING 2. San Francisco, 189 and through the kindness of Dr Jordan was allowed to open a Dental office on the campus and my gratitude to him has also extended to you and Senator Stanford, as is has been such a help to me in my struggle, I attended a club of women gotten up by Mrs Clara Foltz and Mrs. Phrora Waight and when resolutions were passed to offer you

[Image of Chronicle Building] Mrs. Dr. L. Cool, DENTIST CHRONICLE BUILDING 3. San Francisco,189

words of cheer. I heartily endorsed them and wondered if you would accept mine in this manner also. I have suffered a great deal in my short life and had a great deal of sorrow, and I am a woman's friend and my sympathies are always with them and I try to do all I can to assist them, for how much I appreciated a kind word during my struggle

[Image of Chronicle Building] Mrs. Dr. L. Cool, DENTIST CHRONICLE BUILDING 4. San Francisco, 189

to establish myself to earn an honest living no one knows, and I pray that you may find consolation in your great and deep sorrow. Yours Sincerely, Dr. Luella Cool

Menlo Park June 29 -93

Mrs. Jane L. Stanford,

Dear Madam, We, the members of the Menlo Park Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid Society extend to you their heartfelt sympathy in this your great hour of sorrow - we come to you as sisters, some of us have borne the same great trial realizing what you in your lonely grief are passing through. While the whole country feel his loss we in this little church at Menlo feel the loss keenly with you for we