Correspondence (outgoing) to David Starr Jordan, 1895 Jul-Dec - Stanford, Jane Lathrop, 1828-1905 (Jane Lathrop Stanford Papers (SC0033B), 1895)
ALS to Dr. Jordan. Objects to his optimistic outlook on Judge Ross' decision. July 1, 1895; ALS to Dr. Jordan. Thanks for congratulations. July 2, 1895; ALS to Dr. Jordan. Receiving many letters of congratulations but dares not yet let her soul rejoice. July 6, 1895; Telegram to Pres. D.S. Jordan. University exempt from inheritance tax. July 26, 1895; ALS to Dr. Jordan. Pleased with Mr. Comstock's letter; uplifted by White's letter; later will give him these letters to be read by students when she is gone. July 29, 1895; ALS [enclosure: letter by J.M. Stillman, June 21, 1895] to Pres. Jordan. Pleased at the evidence of Dr. Stillman's loyalty. Aug 15, 1895; ALS to Dr. Jordan. Mrs. Biddle exercised about curios given to Museum. Sep 2, 1895; ALS to Dr. Jordan. Passing on letter from George L. Burr. Sep 17, 1895; ALS to Pres. Jordan. Wants a position for Mrs. Clement. Sep 17, 1895; LS to Dr. Jordan. Good work of students in extinguishing fire; concerning Lubin prize; would like students to consider Land Loan Bill; homesick in New York. Dec 28, 1895
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