José Ramón Avellanal collection
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Posthumous Certificate of Recognition for José Ramón Avellanal from Centro Español de Tampa, 1981
Centro Español de Tampa
Posthumous certificate from Centro Español de Tampa to Dr. José Ramón Avellanal for his participation in the club.
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Declaration, P.V. Perez to José Ramón Avellanal, October 31, 1926
P. V. Perez
Document written by P.V. Perez stating that Dr. José Ramón Avellanal has paid a portion of the sale amount for "El Aquila."
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Declaration, P.V. Perez to José Ramón Avellanal, October 28, 1926
P. V. Perez
Document written by P.V. Perez stating that Dr. José Ramón Avellanal has purchased "la Sociedad de Beneficencia El Aguila" which will become a part of El Bien Publico.
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Letter, José Ramón Avellanal to the President of the Sociedad de Trabajadores de Socorros Mutuos, May 24, 1926
José Ramón Avellanal
Letter to the president of the Sociedad de Trabajadores de Socorros Mutuos from Dr. José Ramón Avellanal discussing the news circular that went out after their April 26, 1926 discussion. Avellanal is not happy with his representation to the members by "La Fraterndiad" Board of Directors.
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Letter, José Ramón Avellanal to President of the Sociedad de Trabajadores de Socorros Mutuos, April 26, 1926
José Ramón Avellanal
Letter to the president of the Sociedad de Trabajadores de Socorros Mutuos from Dr. José Ramón Avellanal discussing his 19 years of service as physician for the social club, yet the club wants Avellanal to do more work for a smaller fee.
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Letter, The Sociedad de Trabajadores de Socorros Mutuos to José Ramón Avellanal, April 11, 1922
Sociedad de Trabajadores de Socorros Mutuos
Letter to Dr. José Ramón Avellanal from Sociedad de Trabajadores de Socorros Mutuos, a mutual aid society in Tampa, Florida. The Directors of the Sociedad de Trabajadores de Socorros Mutuos are hiring Avellanal for medical services for their members.
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Statement, On Circulo Cubano de Tampa 's "Unjustified Donation" from the Treasury of Cuba National, 1920
José Ramón Avellanal
Statements made by Dr. José Ramón Avellanal on Circulo Cubano de Tampa taking donations from the Cuban National Treasury. Avellanal opposed the transaction as he was concerned that the Cuban government would have more control of the social club and would restrict member benefits to just Cuban born citizens.
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Letter, José Ramón Avellanal to Benito J. Fernandez, January 12, 1919
José Ramón Avellanal
Letter to Benito J. Fernandez from Dr. José Ramón Avellanal. The letter address Fernandez about being a potential partner in Avellanal's drug store business. Avellanal also writes of the success of his clinic "El Bien Publico" and his work with the mutual aid societies in Tampa, Florida.
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Letter, Amado Mas to José Ramón Avellanal, December 14, 1915
Amado Mas
Letter from Dr. Amado Mas to Dr. José Ramón Avellanal declining his offer to come to Tampa and work at his practice. Dr. Mas wants to avoid any violence from the different medical groups in Tampa.
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Letter, José Ramón Avellanal to Amado Mas, December 5, 1915
José Ramón Avellanal
Letter from Dr. José Ramón Avellanal to Dr. Amado Mas detailing the problems between the two medical camps, doctors who work for the mutual aid societies and those who do not. Avellanal asks Dr. Mas to come to Tampa and join his practice, but must be honest about the current atmosphere in Tampa.
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Poster, "Medicine by Contract," December 5, 1915
Unknown
Poster created by the Anglo Medical Community warning citizens of the "Medicine by Contract" practiced by the mutual aid societies' doctors. This poster was sent to Dr. Avellanal's home.
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Letter, Amado Mas to José Ramón Avellanal, November 24, 1915
Amado Mas
Letter from Dr. Amado Mas to Dr. José Ramón Avellanal asking if Cuban doctors are accepted in Tampa.
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Letter, Amado Mas to José Ramón Avellanal, November 6, 1915
Amado Mas
Letter from Dr. Amado Mas to Dr. José Ramón Avellanal inquiring about working in Tampa.
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Letter, José Ramón Avellanal to Evaristo Avellanal, March 13, 1915
José Ramón Avellanal
Letter from Dr. José Ramón Avellanal to his brother Evaristo who still lives in Cuba. Avellanal writes to his brother about sending him some money as the Tampa cigar factory strikes have hurt him economically, as Avellanal currently owns Liborio cigar company. Avellanal is also upset over the treatment of mutual aid society doctors due to Anglo Medical communities' tactics.
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Patent, Cigar Box by José Ramón Avellanal, October 27, 1913
José Ramón Avellanal
Cigar Box Patent filed by Dr. José Ramón Avellanal in 1913. This cigar box was meant to keep cigars fresh and unbroken while in a man's shirt pocket.
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Certificate for Donation to Circulo Cubano, March 4, 1913
Circulo Cubano de Tampa
Certificate issued by Circulo Cubano to Dr. José Ramón Avellanal for his money donation to the social club building's mortgage.
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Library Card, Circulo Cubano de Tampa Library Card for Dr. José Ramón Avellanal, 1912
Circulo Cubano de Tampa
Dr. José Ramón Avellanal's Circulo Cubano library card, 1912.
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Declaration, José Thomas y Alfonso to Dr. José Ramón Avellanal, March 13, 1911
José Thomas Alfonso Sr.
Document written by José Thomas y Alfonso stating that Dr. José Ramón Avellanal has bought out his interest in the now "El Bien Publico" pharmacy that was once the Diamon Drug Store.
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Bill of Sale, William F. Kohly to José Ramón Avellanal for Diamond Drug Store, May 21, 1910
William F. Kohly
Bill of Sale for Diamond Drug Store transferring ownership from William K. Kohly to José Ramón Avellanal in 1910. This drug store will eventually become El Bien Publico.
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Bill of Sale, William F. Kohly to José Ramón Avellanal for Diamond Drug Store, May 21, 1910
William F. Kohly
Bill of Sale for Diamond Drug Store transferring ownership from William K. Kohly to José Ramón Avellanal in 1910. This drug store will eventually become El Bien Publico.
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Instructions for Medical Interns at the Centro Español de Tampa Sanatorium, 1905
José Ramón Avellanal
Instructions for medical interns at the Centro Español de Tampa Sanatorium, created by Dr. José Ramón Avellanal.
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Letter, Aquilino to José Ramón Avellanal, July 10, 1904
Aquilino
Letter to Dr. José Ramón Avellanal from Aquilino. The letter references the cigar factory strikes in Tampa, Florida.
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Letter, Lanza to José Ramón Avellanal, July 7, 1904
Lanza
Letter to Dr. José Ramón Avellanal from his brother-in-law, Lanza. Lanza writes of a merger with an American cigar company and the differences in Cuban and American accounting.
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Letter, Lanza to José Ramón Avellanal, June 13, 1904
Lanza
Letter to Dr. José Ramón Avellanal from his brother-in-law, Lanza. This letter makes reference to the cigar factory strikes in Tampa and Havana, Cuba. Lanza also congratulates Avellanal on his directorship of Centro Español Sanatorium.
