Correspondence (outgoing) (Jane Lathrop Stanford Papers)

Correspondence (outgoing)

ALS (photocopy) to George L. Burr. Letter of thanks. Sep 17, 1895; ALS to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Holbrook. Regrets she cannot attend wedding of their daughter. Sep 25, 1895; ALS to Timothy Hopkins. Gratitude for evidences of his kindly regard. Sep 27, 1895; ALS to C. P. Huntington. He may make appointment for tomorrow. Oct 6, 1895; ALS to May Hopkins. Acknowledges candy. In Washington with Mrs. Grant. Oct 1895; ALS (photocopy) to Andrew White. Reason for going to California. Nov 5, 1895; ALS to H.D. Sheldon. Thanks for telegram from Associated Students. Nov 5, 1895; AL to Susan B. Anthony. Appreciation of her friendship [photocopy - missing final page] No 9, 1895; ALS to May Hopkins. Charms of the Berkshire Inn. Roses from Searls. Tea with Mrs. Cass. Visits Berkshire cemetery. Dec 7, 1895; ALS to Stillman and Hubbard. Declines to increase liabilities of P.I. Co. Dec 23, 1895; ALS (telegram) to Timothy and May Hopkins. Good wishes for the New Year. Dec 31, 1895; ALS (telegram) to Russell Wilson. Why the government suit delayed. undated 1895

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season with them and sent her presents there.

Always yours sincerely

Jane L. Stanford

Great Barrington Berkshire Inn

Dec 7th 1895

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Washington D.C. Oct 1895

My dear friend May

I hasten to let you know the candy reached us safely but the dear sweet card with its tender words was sweeter to my heart than the candy was to my taste although it was a reminder all through the journey of one whom I hold dear to my heart. I have

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I received dear Mr. Hopkins kind despatch[sic] with sincere thanks.

Yours lovingly Jane L. Stanford Arlington Hotel

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some of it yet to enjoy in the future.

We had a very exceptional trip not a ripple to impede our headway and we reached Washington in four days and sixteen hours. I find it very pleasant here dear Mrs & Miss Grant and her daughter Mrs Satoris are here and they have taken me under their loving wings and I am at their table with them. This helps me. I do not feel so alone

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H. D Sheldon Esq Prest. Associated Students

Dear Sir:

Your telegram sent to my San Francisco house has just reached me, having been forwarded by Mr. Lathrop. The tardiness in answering it is caused by the delay in sending it by mail.

Accept my sincere thanks for your loyalty, your sympathy and your devotion. They are very comforting to my heart.

Gratefully yours. Mrs. Leland Stanford Washington - Nov 5. 95.

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