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Correspondence (incoming): Wi, 1891-1903

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Wickham, Margaret Mary, ALS Mar, 1896 Wier, Jennie E., Tel. Mar 2, 1896 Wight, E. B., ALS July 12, 1893 Wight, J.K., ALS Metropolitan Museum casts of classic sculpture Oct 13, 1895 Wilcox, Ella Wheeler, ALS and TLS Oct 2, 1903 and Apr 7, 1903 Wilder, A.D., Tel. Mar 2, 1896 Wilkinson, Mary M., ALS personal news Mar 28, 1895 Williams, Clara, ALS Mar 2, 1896 Williams, Cornelia S.U. (Mrs. Geo. B.), ALS July 1, 1895 Williams, W. D., TLS Dec 27, 1892 Wilson, Emily J., ALS thanks Jan 25, 1895 Wilson, Emily J., roses and congratulations undated Wilson, J. B., ALS July 25, 1893 Wilson, John A.B., ALS Mar 2, 1896 Wilson, Walter H., TLS [with enclosure from Chas Shillaber and reply] Aug 1, 1893 Winchester, Col. R., ALS encloses poems Nov 5, 1893 Winslow, Ellen T., ALS death of husband, Mrs. Hearot; Mar 7, 1891 Winslow, Ellen T. Mar 12, 1896



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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY RECEIVED at San Francisco, Cala March 2 1896 Dated Oakland Pier Cal To Mrs Jane L Stanford, S. F.

Permit me to offer my congratulations upon the decision of the United States Supreme Court in your favor

A. D. Wilder

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also for your kind expressions of friendship at for dear Sister Nellie. She was indeed a lovely character and many will miss her kind and charitable deeds. She gave an encouraging word and helpful hand to so many young and struggling men and women, and they now rise up and call her blessed. Miss Lawson will especially miss her, as she gave her a home for many months, while she was trying to get a position as teacher in a kinder garten.

My dear friend my address is still the same 50 Bellevue Place. My sister's old home is the address on this paper

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24 Ritchie Place March twenty eighth Ninety five

My dear friend Mrs Stanford

your loving and comforting letter was duly received, and I thank you for the consoling words it contained, and

and letters sent to either place will reach me at present. I spend a half of every week with Mr {Swact ?}, to try and make him feel less lonely, but the heart aches and the yearnings will come in spite of deepest faith, for we cannot help but miss the dear ones, their loving words and fond embrace, will linger with us. Thanks for the little card "Cardinal Mannings Prayer" the sentiment is most lovely and pure and I have read it several times to get all the comfort from it I could. Henry and daughter Nellie join me in fondest love to you. My dear old friend - always the same -

{Henry ?} M. Welkinson

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ansd. Mch 8/96

Lauro Hall Stanford Mar 2nd 96

Mrs Jane Lathrop Stanford Dear Madam

Accept the hearty congratulations of every member of this hall on the just decision of Supreme Court. May God bless and direct you in your { ?} of Love is the sincere wish of

Yours Truly Clara Williams

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but I am so rejoiced in the decision of the United States Circuit Judge in your favor, that I cannot resist sending a line to tell you.

{Boris ?} my husband & self

have been so much interested in your case before the Courts, & have watched it so earnestly that we now feel like saying {hurrah! ?} to justice.

I sent you a word of love & deep sympathy when the great sorrow came to you. You doubtless know

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