Jane Lathrop Stanford Papers
Condolence letters re: death of Leland Stanford: Bl - Br includes Jas. G. Blaine, Jr. (Tel.), Henry W. Blair, John Bonness, J.H.C. Bonté, F.O. Boyd, and John Boyd

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Sep 07, 2020 MikeH Jul 21, 2020 MikeH Jul 21, 2020 MikeH Nov 17, 2017 Stanford University Archives	Untitled Page 47 winter in Washington Mr. Brown joins with me in offering my sympathy to you - although recent acquaintances, we both became so interested in Mr. Stanford at Aix les Bains, that we feel a friend has passed away. We have often spoken of a trip to the Pacific Coast and the pleasure it would be to see you in Palo Alto. My heart aches for you, Dear Mrs. Stanford in your loneliness. If the sympathy of friends is of any comfort in such affliction, you will have all you could wish for We have been in Paris for two months - and we return some- time in July to America - Believe me Yours affectionately Sara Keep Brown	Untitled Page 47 winter in Washington Mr. Brown joins with me in offering my sympathy to you - although recent acquaintances, we both became so interested in Mr. Stanford at Aix les Bains, that we feel a friend has passed away. We have often spoken of a trip to the Pacific Coast and the pleasure it would be to see you in Palo Alto. My heart aches for you, Dear Mrs. Stanford in your loneliness. If the sympathy of friends is of any comfort in such affliction, you will have all you could wish for We have been in Paris for two months - and we return some- time in July to America - Believe me Yours affectionately Sara [Keep?] Brown

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