Condolence letters re: death of Leland Stanford: Mad- Men includes Jerome Madden, O.B. Mahone, and Margaretta Manning

AQUILA NON CAPTAT MUSCAS [Meaning: the eagle does not catch flies]

153 Washington Avenue Albany July 10th /93

My dear dear friend

In your [?] home are many hearts full of sympathy for you in your new sorrow, and yet it seems to me there can be none that better comprehends the depth of grief to which

[left page] believe me always Lovinging & faithfully I am, friend M. Margaretta Manning.

Sacramento June 21, 1893

Mrs. Senator Stanford

Dear Madam,

You have the deepest heartfelt sympathies and condolence of myself and people, our Sisters and orphans, in your sad bereavement. Our prayers shall follow the greathearted and generous Mr. Stanford before the throne of Mercy where charity is credited, acknowledged and rewarded.

Your devoted servant

+ P. Manogue

Bishop of Sacramento.

very deep, as every one who knows the life of Senator Stanford respected him very highly.

Sincerely

Lizzie T. Marion

THE WINDSOR

NEW YORK

June 23/93

Mrs Stanford:

Dear Madam:-

With much regret I read notice of your husband's death in the paper.

Allow me to offer my condolence, which

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RECEIVED at Menlo Park Cal June [21], 189[3]

Dated Chicago Ill 21

To Mrs Leland Stanford Menlo Park

Mrs Markham joins me in extending to you our deepest sympathy would that we could say something that would comfort you in this hour of grief you have lost a loving husband the state a great benefactor and the nation a magnificent specimen of American manhood

H H Markham