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Untitled Page 16[left page] monument to your dear son. I read the senators speech with appreciation and great pleasure. It was beautiful. I wish the College great success, I hope you will read the papers I send you telling of the beautiful equestrian statues erected to my husband [ink stamp: 18929] [right page] [preprinted] 3 East 66th Street. [/preprinted] October 17th 91 My dear Mrs Stanford It gave me much pleasure to receive the newspaper from you as it told me how occupied you have been. I must congratulate you and the senator on the completion of this munificent and beautiful | Untitled Page 16[left page] monument to your dear son. I [read?] the senators speech with [appreciation?] and great pleasure. It was beautiful. I wish the College great success, I hope you will read the papers I send you telling of the beautiful [illegible] statues erected to my husband [ink stamp: 18929] [right page] [preprinted] 3 East 66th Street. [/preprinted] October 17th 91 My dear Mrs Stanford It gave me much pleasure to recieve the newspaper from you as it told me how occupied you have been. I must congratulate you and the senator on the completion of this munificent and beautiful |
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