Jose Marti
The Cuban War of Independence lasted from 1895 to 1898 and resulted in a victory for Cubans. Cuba officially became the Republic of Cuba in May of 1902.
Winston Churchill observed the Spanish fight of the Cuban guerrillas in 1895, having obtained a commission to write about the conflict from the Daily Graphic.
On 25 December 1895 three ships loaded with fighters and weapons, the Lagonda, the Almadis and the Baracoa set sail for Cuba from Fernandina Beach, Florida, loaded with weapons and supplies that had been difficult and costly to obtain. Two of the ships were seized by US authorities in early January, who also alerted the Spanish government, but the proceedings went ahead.
In 1895 Wells, a college educated journalist, published "A Red Record" which recorded the race lynchings in America. In 1909 she was asked to join "The Committe of 40" which is a group that laid the ground work for the formation of the Nation Advancement of Colored People, (NAACP).
The National Consumer's League was founded by Florence Kelley in 1895.
José Martí is the Cuban poet and journalist who launched the Cuban revolution in 1895 while in exile in New York. He was a key figure in the fight for Cuban independence from Spanish rule.
Henry Reeve - journalist - died on 1895-10-21.
Independence from Spain.
Joseph Ezra Wisan has written: 'The Cuban crisis as reflected in the New York press, 1895-1898' -- subject(s): 1895-1898, American Propaganda, American newspapers, Causes, Cuban questio, History, New York (City), Propaganda, American, War of 1898
Marti devoted his life to ending colonial rule in Cuba and to preventing it from falling under the control of any country whose political ideologies were contrary to the principles he held. With those goals, and with the conviction that the freedom of the Caribbean was crucial to Latin American security and to the balance of power in the world, he devoted his talents to the establishment of a nation. José Martí's life-long dedication to the cause of Cuban independence and his passionate belief in democracy and justice has made him a hero for all Cubans and a symbol of unity. His ultimate goal was to build a democratic, and stable republic in Cuba. His obsession with the practical execution of this goal led him to become the most charismatic leader of the 1895 colonial revolution. His work with the Cuban communities, enlisting the support of Cuban workers and socialist leaders to form the Cuban Revolutionary Party, put into motion the Cuban war of independence. His belief in the inseparability of Cuban and Latin American sovereignty and the expressions in his writings have contributed to the shape of the modern Latin American Identity. His writing is a cornerstone of Latin American and political literature and his prolific contributions to the fields of journalism, poetry, and prose are highly acclaimed. Martí's writings on the concepts of Cuban nationalism fuelled the 1895 revolution still continue to inform conflicting visions of the Cuban nation. Cuba,; under Fidel Castro, has consistently claimed Martí to be a crucial inspiration for its Marxist revolutionary government. He was a revolutionary, a guide, and more importantly, a mentor. His vast experience and education enabled him to move comfortably in the most diverse fields, which is what makes his teachings so symbolic.
The Cuban War of Independence lasted from 1895 to 1898 and resulted in a victory for Cubans. Cuba officially became the Republic of Cuba in May of 1902.
It was developed by Frank Garton, a grocer from Nottingham, the name was registered in 1895. HP Sauce was launched in 1903
Winston Churchill observed the Spanish fight of the Cuban guerrillas in 1895, having obtained a commission to write about the conflict from the Daily Graphic.
James Walter Girvin has written: 'The Cummins case' -- subject(s): Revolution of 1895, History
61% of 1895 = 61% * 1895 = 0.61 * 1895 = 1155.95
I would have to say that the two biggest medical advances during the Industrial Revolution are the smallpox vaccine in 1796 by Edward Jenner, and the invention of the X- ray in 1895 by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen
1818 - 1895 = -77