The Bicycling World, Vol 13, No 8
Articles in this issue
- p. 5
After nearly three years of costly litigation involving seventeen patents, Pope Manufacturing Company and Overman Wheel Company have reached a court-sanctioned settlement, described as 'the Treaty of Springfield.'
- p. 1
Mr. Judson, riding a Victor bicycle in the Great Hartford Road Race, set a new world road record for 20 miles in 1 hour and 29 minutes, with the first six finishers all on Victor machines.
- p. 6
The editors criticize the League secretary's handling of the recent election, demanding an explanation for misleading ballot instructions and the wholesale invalidation of member votes.
- p. 5
The Bicycling World accuses a rival paper of reproducing content verbatim from other sources without credit, calling its practice of 'clip and no credit' journalism artistry with scissors over integrity.
- p. 17
C.H. Codman and Co. is advertised as headquarters for cyclists' photographic outfits, including the Orthopan Actinic Lens, with a catalogue available on request.
- p. 5
The paper has received a small stock of the book 'Cortis on Training,' long awaited by subscribers, and is also expecting copies of 'Tricycling for Ladies.'
- p. 4
Stall's Odd Fellows' Hall shop on Tremont Street advertises bicycles and tricycles of all kinds for hire, sale, and repair, with riding lessons on any style machine.