Condolence letters re: death of Leland Stanford: K includes John J. Keane, Peter C. Kellogg, Maude Stanford Kinmouth, Elizabetha R. Kiplinger, Lucretia Wolcott Knowlton, and Mrs. J.H. Kyle

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afflictions in my own family - the death of a noble young brother just reaching manhood - And of my dear Mother - that I could appreciate all you had suffered & your tender allusions to your dear son, touched me deeply - recalling my brother - he returned only a few days, from the delightful western visit. The General stood the journey remarkably well. And has even

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improved. We each have most agreeable impressions of the west - and trust it will not be our last visit.

With kind regards for Mr Nash - and love and sympathy for yourself -

Most Sincerely & Cordially

Virginia T. Long.

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re Mrs. Hewes

Mr & Mrs Leland Stanford

Sincere Sympathy

Mr. & Mrs. George Loomis.

Menlo Park

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Answered July 24/93.

To ensure prompt delivery address Lock Drawer 46

Office and Salesroom

364-366 Washington St.

Warehouse and Shipping Dept

114-120 Purchase St.

Office of D. Lothrop Company

Boston June 30 1893

My dear Mrs Stanford

When your overwhelming loss was known to me, I telegraphed you from my widowed heart, hoping to stay up your fainting heart. I knew, as I always have known, and shall ever know, that God alone can help you or me. Do I send the telegraphic message that God would bless and keep you, knowing that you would read the message aright.

Then I waited, for I felt that you would be better

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To ensure prompt delivery address Lock Drawer 46

Office and Salesroom

364-366 Washington St.

Warehouse and Shipping Dept

114-120 Purchase St.

Office of D. Lothrop Company

Boston 189

without any words from me, and that your cares, and the immense correspondence that would fall to you, would necessarily be a great tax upon your strength, and thus an additional letter would be a burden. But now I want to tell you what is in my heart.

Do not I beg, allow any one, no matter how good a friend, or how fitted as a religious guide to advise, persuade you to feel, immediately perfectly resigned to what we all know is the will of God. I think you quite understand me. I know I am resigned to God's will in that he called my precious husband

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