Correspondence (outgoing) to David Starr Jordan, 1899 May-Dec

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Abstract: LS. Encloses letter from P. R. Smith and copy of her reply [her reply still enclosed] May 13, 1899; LS. Wants a meeting of students and professors to pass resolutions for Judge Field May 13, 1899; ALS. Refuses to lease land to outsiders. May 15, 1899; LS. Thinks he should not be present at meeting of Trustees; every student has a soul germ in need of development May 31, 1899; AL. Wants to forget anxieties; is taking the cure at Bad Kissingen; wonders at happiness of peasants; glad that affair with Dr. Brown is arranged [signature cut out] July 1899; LS. Women students at Stanford limited to 500; Stanford students fare better than those at Oxford; enjoys the German band at Bad Kissingen July 12, 1899; LS. Importance of soul development; example of Ingersoll; wants to establish a chair of ethics; Dr. Brown's position temorary Sep 5, 1899; LS with typescript copy. Expansion of faculty must wait on building program Dec 16, 1899

Correspondent	Stanford, Jane Lathrop, 1828-1905

Subject	Stanford University
Subject	Universities and colleges > Administration
Genre	Correspondence

Series	Title Correspondence
Finding Aid	Title Jane Lathrop Stanford Papers (SC0033B)
Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/fh649ng5055
Location	SC0033B
Repository	Stanford University. Libraries. Department of Special Collections and University Archives

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Jane Lathrop Stanford papers, 1860-1975

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