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With heartfelt sympathy -
Mrs George E. Whitney Misses Whitney.
Oakland, 576 Eighth Street.
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lives - I send you again my earnest love & sympathy and if as time goes on you would call to see me for a few minutes remember that I will only too gladly come -
Truly & sincerely y. friend
Blanche Whitwell
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San Mateo
June 21st
Dearest Mrs Stanford
My heart goes out to you in your sudden grief & loneliness and I shall think of you many many times as the days go by and you are still alone.
It seemed to me that
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you and Senator Stanford had so much to live for to-gether and now it is left for you to do so much alone but you have unusual strength and power. It has been given you by a Divine Mind - and I am sure that this precious gift will help you to bear this great blow.
God will bless and comfort you - for he is not dead only gone before and is even now with that dear boy who has been a bright star in so many
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Sunday June 25th
San Mateo
Dear Mrs Stanford -
I have thought of you so many times to-day, after the severe ordeal of yesterday. You know me well-enough
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exhausted. I am going to send you to-morrow a picture of my darling baby for I believe that his sweet smiling face will give you a few moments of pleasure - and two or three roses from my garden
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[for ?] that shall carry a message of sympathy and strong friendship - to you - With renewed expressions of loving and tender sympathy.
Believe me - dear Mrs Stanford
Your sincere friend
Blanche Whitwell