Vol 23, No 83
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Citation
The Cycle Age and Trade Review 23, no. 83 (1899). cyclearchive.com, https://cyclearchive.com/magazines/the-cycle-age-and-trade-review/vol23-83/
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Articles in this issue
- Report that a court ruling is imminent on the Tillinghast bicycle patent, which could have broad implications for manufacturers inside and outside the combine.
- News of the Globe Cycle Works being sold to MacWhirth Brothers for four thousand dollars.
- Detailed coverage of the dispute between the Howard Company and Pope Manufacturing over rights to chainless bicycle drive technology.
- Report that combine organizers have called bicycle manufacturers to a meeting in New York to discuss the final terms of the consolidation.
- Statements from parts and materials suppliers confirming they will continue selling freely to all manufacturers regardless of the combine's formation.
- Summary of where the American Bicycle Company negotiations stand as the summer season approaches.
- Racing results and club news from cycling organizations.