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Title: The Wheel and cycling trade review
Year: 1888 (1880s)
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Subjects: Cycling Bicycles Cyclists
Publisher: New York : Wheel and Cycling Trade Review
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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on May 13. A bill has been introduced in the ConnecticutLegislature providing a special penalty forbicycle stealing. Application No. ENTRY BLANK Competitor No. FOR THE Fifth Annual h?Yin§tan-Miton BEIile Rnad Race, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE METROPOLITAN i ASSOCIATION t OF i CYCLING t CLUBS, DECORATION DAY, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1893.RACE STARTS 11 OCLOCK A. M., RAlN OR SlIlNE. ENTRIES CLOSE MAY 1G. SElf Entrance Fee $2.00. No entry received or noticed unless accompanied by the entrance fee and properly filled out in every particular. To H. L. Saltonstall, 96 Broadway, New York: Dear Sir: Enclosed please find $2.00, entrance fee in above Race, and I hereby certify that the followingstatement is correct. The last three races I competed in were as follows: One, at- _ _ , Date , Distance , Time , Handicap Two, - , , , -. Three, - , , - , --> . My best times for distances mentioned are as follows: 5 Miles at , Date ., Time Handicap. 10 2025 aaa auu Signed,. Club, Remarks Address,., 893-J 27
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i6o*5^ve.New-YdrkCity. 28 (March 24, DENVER AND THE 94 MEET. Denver wants the 94 League meet andwants it very badly. Chief Consul Hackneyupon his return from the Philadelphia con-vention spoke very encouraging to the localcyclists of the citys chance of securing theplum. Said he : The cycling population of Denver is madeup to a great extent of men who were riders inthe East. These men all have friends backthere who are also wheelmen, and the Denvermen just now are renewing old acquaintance-ship very lively by mail. It is conceded allaround Denver that the League meeting herein 1894 would be a great boom for cycling inevery way, and the club men are doing all theycan to get it here. It is safe to say they will send a repre-sentative to Chicago who will vote for Denverfor the 94 meeting. They dont care to go tothe seaside because it is an old story to them,but they do want to come to Denver to andsee the grand Rocky Mountain scenery whichis so great a novelty to Eastern men. Chicago wil

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