The Wheel, Vol 3, No 23
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
A whimsical verse imagines cycling life a hundred years in the future, picturing electric-powered machines, macadamised roads everywhere, and a wheelman free from all legal harassment.
- p. 1
The Owl's regular column poses a series of pointed and often humorous questions about cycling personalities, club politics, and local affairs in New York cycling circles.
- p. 3
Club fixtures and news are published for upcoming events in New York, with a race meeting in Philadelphia on March 10 featuring Woodside, Morgan, and Miss Maggie Wallace's first public appearance in America.
- p. 3
The captain of the Cortlandt Wheelmen describes his small but enthusiastic club's first full season, its plans for the coming year, and the fellowship of its members.
- p. 2
A Philadelphia correspondent reports on the winter social season among that city's cyclists, describing the new Tuesday evening gatherings inaugurated by the Philadelphia club as a welcome winter institution.
- p. 3
Two club secretaries report the results of their annual officer elections — the Albany Bicycle Club and the Cortlandt Wheelmen — with lists of newly elected positions.