Vol 16, No 14

Articles in this issue

• Stopped by Yellow Jack, The Circuit in the South (opens in a new tab)

  F. Ed. Spooner reports on how yellow fever outbreaks disrupted the southern racing circuit extension, forcing changes to the schedule.
• News in General (opens in a new tab)

  Weekly cycling dispatches from Philadelphia, Paris, Baltimore, New York City, Boston, London, Springfield, Washington, Rochester, and Cincinnati.
• Editorial (opens in a new tab)

  Editorial columns find a grain of comfort in trade conditions, discuss frictional resistance in bicycles, and examine the relationship between railroads and the good roads movement.
• Exports and Imports (opens in a new tab)

  S. Wallis Merrihew analyzes the trade balance between America and England in bicycle goods, with detailed figures on exports and imports.
• Trade Letters (opens in a new tab)

  Special correspondents report on trade conditions from New York City, Washington, Toledo, London, Columbus, Rochester, Springfield, and Philadelphia.
• Recent Patents (opens in a new tab)

  J. W. Anderson's illustrated review of the latest bicycle-related patent filings.
• People and Things (opens in a new tab)

  Illustrated notes on cycling personalities and industry news from the cycling world.
• Trade Briefs (opens in a new tab)

  Short commercial notices covering business changes, new products, and industry developments.
• Trade Happenings (opens in a new tab)

  Special correspondence on noteworthy commercial events and transactions in the bicycle trade.