The Wheel, Vol 11, No 14
Articles in this issue
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New Year's edition gossip includes the formation of a new Indianapolis cycling weekly, notes on the Missouri Division L.A.W. meeting where a new road-building bill was drafted, and humorous diary entries lampooning over-enthusiastic New Year callers.
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Two Cape Colony civil servants, Marshall and Broen, completed a nearly 600-mile bicycle journey from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth in under twelve days, enduring mountain passes, rough tracks, heat, water shortages, and river crossings near the newly discovered gold fields.
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The newly elected officers of the Allegheny, Pennsylvania Cyclers club are listed, along with notes on the club's thirty active members, sound finances, and plans for regular winter and summer meetings.
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A brief note reports that the American professional cyclist Dan Canary is in Paris, accompanied by French professional De Civry as interpreter, creating a stir among Parisian cycling circles.
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The paper comments on the ongoing debate over Mr. Herring's proposed solution to the amateur question, defending Herring's motives and criticising a rival paper that refused to publish his essay.