Vol 13, No 7

Articles in this issue

• JULY AND SO, FOURTH. (opens in a new tab)

  Abbot Bassett's lead editorial reminisces about boyhood Fourth of July fireworks and marks the thirtieth anniversary of the L. A. W.'s Official Bulletin, first issued July 2, 1885; the surrounding scrap-book column carries notes on the Century Road Club's three-day Philadelphia tour, trick rider Fred St. Onge motor-pacing 232 miles from New York to Boston, and George L. Cooke's sixty-sixth-birthday poem to the Monday Club.
• [The Earliest Bicycle Clubs] (opens in a new tab)

  Reprints the official seniority list of America's earliest bicycle clubs, naming the 1878 founders (Boston Bicycle Club, Suffolk, Bangor, San Francisco, Montreal) and the order of precedence assigned when the L. A. W. was organized at Newport, May 31, 1880.