The Cycle Age And Trade Review, Vol 24, No 114

Articles in this issue

  • The fifth annual cycle and automobile show at Madison Square Garden was dominated by the American Bicycle Company, which occupied 105 of 179 main-floor spaces, while the near-total absence of independent makers drew criticism that the event was far from representative of the industry as a whole.

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  • Revolt in A.B.C. Management: Coleman Elected President

    Following two months of reported dissatisfaction with the management, A.G. Spalding retired from the presidency of the American Bicycle Company and was replaced by R. Lindsay Coleman, former president of the Western Wheel Works, while Colonel Pope was elected chairman of the board of directors.