New England Cycle Show Draws Large Evening Crowd
Attendance at the New England cycle show was strong with a large evening audience and many out of town trade representatives. Exhibits include Fowler, Hamilton Kenwood, Monarch tandems, and Puncturoid tire care showing innovations and race records across multiple makers and dealers.
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Space 246
Messrs
F. B
Charles W. McFarlane
N. S. H. Sanders
Arthur Greene
H. H. Greene
Newport
F. H. Graney
West Medford
D. E. Graves
Warren
J. A. Glass
C. J. Goerke
Natick
F. H. Hardman
Portsmouth
N. H
G. L. Hovey
North Anson
J. A. Hirsch
Dedham
Hodges & Robinson
Plattsburg
N. Y
D. C. Hers
Buffalo Cycle Company
G. P. Warngton
Orange
John Hyslop
Providence
G. F. Heaney
Lynn
J. A. Hartnett
A. J. Hall
Rochester
C. D
C. H. Johnson
Harvard
Ill
W. 5. Judkins
J. Lovell Johnson
Charles MacDonough
Bennington
W. H. Marble
F. D. Morris
G. H. Morris
W. W. Marshall
Beverly
J. ‘W. Bailey
Portland
George H. Runels
Lowell
L. F. Burbank
Nashua
William F. McCarty
C. A. Merrill
Winchendon
L. 8. Morrell
Waltham
Nantucket
Albert Dingley
Deering
H. A. Barnes
B. F. Blaney
Springfield
Frank W. Brigham
A. L. Cummings
H. E. Caldwell
Alexander Chalmers
F. M. Cousins
Manchester
W. M. Caldwell
F. S. Cobb
Attleboro
C. S. Campbell
W. E. Hanley
Stafford Springs
Conn
W. C. Wales
W. C. Crandall
G. R. Doak
Vinalhaven
George Davenport
H. H. Davis
New Bedford
J. E. Dawson
F. H. Baldwin
Keene
J. F. Densmore
J. Fairbairn
Erie
Penn
H. ‘W. White
Randolph
R. W. Washington
Salem
H. A. Nichols
R. L
EB. F. Owen
S. L. Pakoa
James Pattinson
D. Pattinson
H. J. Phillips
A. H. Parker
Worcester
H. W. Robinson
Charles Richardson
W. A. Sears
Consolidated Rubber Works
F. O. Sawyer
F. R. Strong
J. B. Sibley
Ware
W. E. Staples
Medford
Charles O. Spear
Brockton
J. H. Seavey
Dover
J. E. Stephens
Rumford Falls
G. L. Briggs
M. D. Stebbins
G. W. Smith
R. I
E. W. Sargent
New York Tires Show Big Prize Haul From Last Season
New England manager A. G. Gillespie of the New York Tire Company notes a strong season showing with a large list of place and time prizes captured. The record highlights multiple winners and competitive performances across events.
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Ular
New York
Fifty Club of
Chicago
Dedham
Albion
Mess
Rhode Island
Crawford, N. J
Waukesha- Milwaukee
Fitchburg
Prince Wells
Crescent
N. Y
San Francisco
A. G. Gillespie
New England
New York Tire Company
Racycle Exhibit Showcases High Grade Bicycles in Middletown
The Miami Cycle and Manufacturing Company from Middletown Ohio displays seven single models and two tandems at Spaces 270 271 272. Manager Frank R Grimes and New England reps N S Davis E H Dutton oversee the show with a groundbreaking 812 foot high sprocket crank demo tonight.
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Miami Cycle and Manufacturing Company
Middletown
Ohio
Frank R. Grimes
Chicago
N. S. Davis
E. H. Dutton
Newngland Market
Grimes
Newton Tires Contest Ends Soon With Answers Due
The Newton tires guessing contest will decide on April 1 with the correct answer published in the Boston Post on April 4. Thousands have already sent in their solutions, and there is still room for more entrants.
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Newton
Boston Post
Bostonian Cycle Club Plans Minstrel Show at Bijou
The Bostonian Cycle Club prepares an April minstrel show at the Bijou to benefit a new clubhouse. Eddie Martyn is engaged as end and will sing a new song in progress. Transit officials will provide souvenirs.
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Bostonian Cycle Club
Bijou
Eddie Martyn
Transit
Cycle show news with lantern incident and gear updates
A lantern mishap at the cycle show involves a man named Walsh who was arrested and bailed by friends after unaware discovery. Willie Windle attends the show for Persons saddle. Boston Cycle board meets with no public action. Hall & Co. expands and renovates South Boston shop with a new repair department. Massachusetts division nears 10000 members, with end of show near. Booth N1 volunteers work the stand amid cycle knowledge seekers. Press Cycling Club's ladies whist party shifts to March 2 for an extra grand final night.
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New Haven
Smith, Patterson & Co
J. N. Leach
H. S. Pitcher
Vermont
H. M. Manning
Maine
F. H. Elliott
New England
Mr. Merrill
Iver Johnson Arms and Cycle Works
Fitchburg
Macc
Messrs
Bigelow & Dowse
Johnny Johnson
J. Arthur Langford
J. Forbes
W. B. Chipman, Jr
Boylston Cycle Company
Crawfords
Worlds
Horace Partridge Company
F. P. Partridge
G. F. Weston
G. T. Batchelor
Royal Worcester
Boston
Worcesters
Halliday
Mercury
Tom Eck
Spalding
Esterday
Frank M. Rowan
Newton Rubber Works
B. F. Goodrich Company
Goodrich Tires
Warren Avenue
South End
Whitney Motor Carriage
A. O. Very
George A. Russell
Warwick Cycle M*anufacturing Company
Walsh
Willie Windle
Booth NI
The
Press
Becker Sets Five Mile World Record At Velodrome
In San Francisco at the Velodrome W H Becker defeated Horace Slater in a match race and set a new world's record for five miles with a time of 9 54 3 5. The event occurred yesterday as part of the bicycle races.
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San Francisco
Cal
W. H. Becker
Horace Slater
Death After Snow Shoveling in Fitchburg
Silas M. Lovering died of heart disease after shovelling snow in Fitchburg. He collapsed and died within half an hour. A 65 year old patternmaker, he had long worked in the shops of the Vermont and Massachusetts and Fitchburg railroads.
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Fitchburg
Silas M. Lovering
Vermont
Massachusetts
Charlestown Wins Key Bowling Battle For Second Place
Two hundred spectators watched Arlington Boat Club and Charlestown clash for runner up in the Gilt Edged league. Charlestown edged Arlington by 44 pins overall after a strong first string, with Carter and Rankin’s costly errors noted. B A A leads the league and will face Charlestown again next week at the 999 Artillery Association alleys.
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Arlington Boat Club
Charlestown
Arlington
Carter
Rankin
B. A.A
Southward
Ansheim
Ingraham
Review Club Bowls Past Commercials at Chelsea Alleys
The Review Club bowlers, ranked near the bottom of the league, defeated the leaders, the Commercials, on the Review Club alleys in Chelsea last evening. The score remains to be reported.
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Chelsea
Meyers Team Wins City League Game in South Boston
Meyers team from Cambridge won the City League match at Clarck's alley South Boston last night. At Rex ford alleys Rexford and Quincy team managed only two strings. The score remains to be reported.
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Clarck’s Alley
South Boston
Meyers
Cambridge
Rexford
Quincy
Boston Gun Club Holds Weekly Shoot at Wellington
Letters addressed to Wilson Breen Joe Mullin the boxer Joe Williams and George B McCunn arrive at the office. The Cuban Giants scheduled to play New Bedford on Patriots Day April 19 in Reader Everett Yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Breen
Joe Mullin
Joe Williams
George B. McCunn
Boston Gun Club
Wellington
New Bedford
Reader
Everett
Harvard Crew Back At Practice After Rest and Absences
The Harvard varsity crew resumed work after a three day rest under Captain Goodrich who did not row. Bull and J F Perkins are sick or injured and several port oars are broken leaving No 2 unmanned. Lineup included Boardman as stroke and Marvin at bow. English coach Lehmann expected to arrive March 3 to take charge.
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Harvard
Goodrich
Bull
J. F. Perkins
Boardman
Moulton
Thompson
J. H. Perkins
Sprague
Hollister
Marvin
R. C. Lehmann
America
Freedman and Grover Draw in Boston Checkers Match
The second checkers game between Harry Freedman of Glasgow and Samuel Grover of Boston ended in a draw after an hour with Freedman sacrificing a piece to hold his position. The pair schedule a third game starting at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the Boston Checker Club.
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Harry Freedman
Glasgow
Scotland
Samuel Grover
Boston
Boston Checker Club
Freedman
Browning King and Co Show Impresses Windows Bicycles
Two youths ride a tandem in a Browning King and Co display with a scenic backdrop. Policemen in front keep the crowd moving to avoid a blockade on Washington street as shoppers admire bicycle outfits and Santa distributed gifts.
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Browning, King & Co
Washington and
Beach Streets
Washington Street
Santa Claus
Strike in Lynn Brings Goodyear Dept Workers Out
About twenty five men at James Phelan & Son's Sea street shoe factory remain out after striking for restoration of former wages. The workers allege two December cuts from 18 to 10 cents and 25 to 12 cents per pair. a 2 cent raise offered by the firm was rejected as insufficient.
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Fowler
Ferrin
Hamilton-Kenwood Company
Hamilton
Charles H. Glazier
Glazier
W. H. Washburn
W. S. Daniels
Monarch
Cooper
F. C. Ferrin
Fowler Cycle Company
Shields
Booth
Skowhegan
William Read & Sons
Featherstone Wheels
Waukegan
Three Rivers
Schenectady
Hempstead
L. I
Capital Wheel Club
Forester
Norwich
Hartford
Lincoln C. C
Brooklyn
Norwalk
Chicago- Waukegan
Kentucky
Fowlder Cycle Company
Newton Tires
Racycle
Wabash Ave
Nnew
York
Fulton
Washington
D. C
Miami Cycle & M’f'g Co
Off
Porary Gyles
Follow Able
J. Bailey & CO
Boylston ST
H. M. Gordon
Boston Cycle Co
Hanover ST
J. M. Linscott
Mgr
Biggle
Spalding, Crescent
Crawford Bicycles
Christy Saddle
Wright & Ditson
Washington St
Mass
California
Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Fancuil Hall Square
Abo
Git Edge
Boat Club
Durgin
Mercantile
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Boston’ Post
Sunday Globe Sunday Herald ‘ Sunday Journal
Sunday Post
Post
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Bowler
Amazon
Jones
Wyeth Peewee Een
Crocker
Dudley
Mercantile Library Association
Dudley Association
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Taylor
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Bergdoll
World OF Sport
Wakefield
Schaals
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Freedman and
Grover Draw
Wilson
Tremont Row
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