North And Central America Collection (#6)

William R. Day, (1849-1923), 1920s
William R Day, born in Ohio in 1849 was Sub-secretary and Secretary of State. He chaired the Commission of the Treaty of Paris, signed on 10th of December 1898. He died in 1923

Joaquin Vara del Roy, (1840-1898), 1920s
General Joaquin Vara del Roy. Spanish general in charge of Caney village, attacked by the American generals Lawton, Chofee, and Ludlow. An heroic battle lasting 9 hours

William McKinley, (1843-1901), 1920s
William McKinley (January 29, 1843 - September 14, 1901) was the 25th President of the United States, serving from March 4, 1897, until his assassination in September 1901

Jose B. Foraker, (1849-1917), 1920s
Joseph B. Foraker, born in Ohio, 1849. He was a fervent defender of the freedom of Cuba. Gave a great speech on 19 May 1897 calling for intervention

Charles Dana, (1867-1944), 1920s
Charles Dana. American journalist, born in 1818 directed from 1868 the newspaper The Sun. He was a great advocate for the independence of Cuba

Enrique Dupuy de Lome, (1851-1904), 1920s
Enrique Dupuy de Lome, was born in Valencia in 1857 and was Minister of Spain in the United States in 1898, shortly before the blasting of Maine

Clara Barton, (born 1830), 1920s
Clara Barton, born in 1830 was President of the American Red Cross. She came to Cuba in 1898 to distribute rations. She died in 1912

Adela Azcuy, (1816-1914), 1920s
Adela Azcuy Labrador (Vinales, 18 March 1861 - Havana, 14 March 1914) was a Cuban patriot who participated in the war of independence of their country

Adolfo Castillo, (born 1862), 1920s
Brigadier Adolfo Castle; born in Sancti Spiritus in 1862; joined the revolution and operated in the Provincia of Havana; entered Guines in 1897

Brigadier J. Luis Robau, (1870-1909), 1920s
Brigadier J. Luis Robau. The head of the revolutionaries in Sagua, Brigadier Jose Luis Robau, attacked Ingenio Ramona and the village of San Jose of the Ramos...Cigar card from the History of Cuba

Stephen Bonsal, (1865-1951), 1920s
Stephen Bonsal, born in Baltimore in 1865 was a correspondent of the Herald from New York. He sympathised with the Cuban cause and published an important book The real condition of Cuba today (1897)

Ricardo H. Davis, (1864-1916), 1920s
Ricardo H Davis, born in Philadelphia in 1864 and visited Cuba in early 1897 as a correspondent of the New York Journal. He is the author of the books Cuba at War (1898)

Nestor Aranguren, (1873-1898), 1920s
Nestor Aranguren, on January 16th, 1897 attacked the train Regla to Guanabacoa, killing eight Spanish soldiers and making eleven officers prisoners

Martinez Campos, (1831-1900), 1920s
Martinez Campos, the autonomist and reformist parties held a demonstration of sympathy in favour of General Martinez Campos on the 27th of December 1895

William B Allen, (1847-1919), 1920s
William B Allen was born in 1847. He gave a speech in the American Senate on 11 December 1895, asking to grant the Cubans belligerency

Juan Rius Rivera, (1843-1924), 1920s
General Juan Rius Rivera. Born in Puerto Rico in 1843; came to Cuba in 1870; he joined the revolution and fought until 1878

Horacio Rubens, (1869-1941), 1920s
Horacio Rubens. North American who was Attorney for the Cuban delegation in New York in 1895 and made a plea for recognition of Cubans belligerency

Fidel Alonso de Santo, (1844-1895), 1920s
Fidel Alonso de Santos Cildes, Spanish brigadier, born in Burgos in 1844. He fought in the Cuban war and died in the battle of Parafejo on 13th July 1895

Quintin Banderas, (1846-1906), 1920s
Brigadier-Quintin Banderas. Born in Santiago de Cuba in 1834, fought in the two wars of Independencia. was deported to Spain in 1879

Manuel de la Cruz, (born 1861), 1920s
Manuel de la Cruz remarkable literary figure and patriot, born in Havana 1861. He published some outstanding works such as, Episodes of the Cuban Revolution (1890) and Cuban Cromitos (1892)

Emilio Nunez, (1855-1922), 1920s
Emilio Nunez, born in Sagua La in 1855. He went to war in 1875 and revolted again in Sagua in November 1879. He was the head of the department of expeditions in 1895

Jose Ximenez de Sandoval, (died 1895), 1920s
Coronel Jose Ximenez de Sandoval was head of the Spanish column that fought in Two Rivers (Dos Rios), in which action Jose Marti died on 19 May 1895

Jose Lachambre, (1846-1903), 1920s
General Jose Lachambre, born in Malaga in 1846 was in Cuba in 1876 and was appointed Governor of Santiago de Cuba in 1893; he took part

Pedro A Perez, (1844-1914), 1920s
General Pedro A. Perez, revolted with 16 men in Guantanamo on 21 February 1895. General Perez attacked Tiguabos and Guantanamo in 1897

Pedro Betancour, (1859-1933), 1920s
General Pedro Betancourt was born in Celba Mocha in 1859. He studied Medicine. On 24 February 1895 he joined the revolution and was deported to Spain

Juan Gualberto Gomez, (1854-1933), 1920s
Juan Gualberto Gomez. Journalist, speaker and patriot; born in Santa Ana (Matanzas) in 1854. Marti was appointed delegate of the Cuban Revolutionary Party

Antonio Maura, (1853-1925), 1920s
Antonio Maura, born in Palma de Majorca in 1853 and was the Minister of Overseas trade from December 1892 until March 1894

Raimundo Cabrera, (1852-1923), 1920s
Raimundo Cabrera, lawyer and politician born in Guines in 1852, belonged to the Autonomist Party and later became separatist. Published his famous book Cuba and their judges in 1887

Revolutionary party delegation, (19th century), c1920s
Delegation of the Cuban Revolutionary Party. Delegates, Jose Marti and Tomas Estrada Palma; Gonzalo de Quesada, Secretary and Benjamin Guerra Treasurer

Enrique Jose Varona, (1848-1933), 1920s
Enrique Jose Varona, educated in Puerto Principe, began his literary career in 1864. In 1874, he moved to Havana, dividing his time between teaching and journalism

Elisto Giberga, (1854-1900), 1920s
Elisto Giberga, born in Matanzas in 1854, was an outstanding lawyer and speaker. Joined the Autonomist party and was elected as member the Parliament in 1888

Rafael Fernandez de Castro, (1866-1920), 1920s
Rafael Fernandez de Castro. Notable Speaker born 1866 in Havana. He was the professor of the university in 1883 and shortly after a senator of Cortes

Rafael Montoro, (1852-1933), 1920s
Rafael Montoro, born in 1852 and lived in the United States and Spain. Returned to Cuba in 1878 and was one of the heads of the Autonomist Party

Antonio Govin, (1849-1914), 1920s
Antonio Govin, born in Matanzas in 1849, became a lawyer; he was the secretary of the Board of the Autonomist Party from 1878 to 1896; Great Master of the Lodge Colon (Logia Colon)

Jose Maria Galvez, (1834-1906), 1920s
Jose Maria Galvez. Notable speaker and politician born in Matanzas in 1835. He was the author of the booklet Independence of Cuba (1869) Parallel (1869) in which he defended the independence

Serafin Sanchez, (1846-1896), 1920s
General Serafin Sanchez, born in Sancti Spritus in 1846; he took part in the two wars; published the booklet The Humble Heroes (1894)

Arsenio Martinez Campos, (born 1821), c1910
General Arsenio Martiner Campos, born in Segovia in 1821, was twice a Governor of Cuba and worked in the East in 1869. Returned in 1876 with twenty thousand soldiers achieving the Peace of the Zanjon

Jose Silverlo Jorrin, (1816-1897), 1920s
Jose Silverlo Jorrin, born in Havana in 1816, noted for his strong critical spirit and extreme sense of culture. He published his famous leaflet (brochure)

Candido Pieltain, (1833-1888), 1920s
General Candido Pieltain, born in Gijon (Spain) 1833. Secretly issued a document on 10th September 1873 instructing the imprisionment of those who surrendered to be shot and reported as dead

Fermin Valdes Domingues, (1852-1910), 1920s
Fermin Valdes Domingues. Born in Havana in 1852. Published his famous book Havana Volunteers in Madrid in 1873, documenting the events of medical students

Juan Clemente Zenea, (1832-1871), 1920s
Juan Clemente Zenea. Poet born in Bayamo in 1838. In Mexico and the United States, published songs of the afternoon (1860). He had separatist ideas

Enrique Pineyro, (1839-1911), 1920s
Enrique Pineyro, born in Havana in 1839; was speaker and critic. He traveled around Europe and in 1869 moved to Washington where he was Secretary of the Cuban Legation

Luis Ayesteran, (1844-1870), 1920s
Luis Ayesteran, lawyer and patriot of Havana, born in 1844, joined the revolution and was taken prisoner on 24 September 1870

Rafael M. Merchan, (1843-1905), 1920s
Rafael M Merchan, born in Manzanillo in 1843 was editor of El Siglo (The Century) and El Pais (the country) (1868) published in his famous article Laboremos (Lets Work)

Conde de Valmaseda Blas Villate, (1824-1882), 1920s
Conde de Valmaseda Blas Villate, born in the province of Vizcaya in 1824 and was three times Governor of Cuba (in 1867, 1870, 875), fought the Cubans

Gonzalo de Quesada, (1868-1915), 1920s
Gonzalo de Quesada, born in Havana 1868, lived much of his life in New York. Was a great patriot and secretary of Jose Marti and during the Republic was Minister of Cuba in Washington and Berlin

Nathaniel P Banks, (1816-1894), 1920s
General Nathaniel P Banks was born in 1826 and on 14 July 1870 presented a report to the congress foreign relations committee, calling for the recognition of Cuban independece. He died in 1894

John Rawlins, (1831-1869), 1920s
General John Rawlins, born in the state of Illinois in 1831, was in the military and a lawyer and held the position of Secretary of War in 1869. In the Cabinet of Grant

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