Newspaper results for "Major Taylor" AND bicycle

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3942 matching newspaper pages in total. New York, NY has the most hits (676 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. New-York Tribune — 1883-03-29, page 1

   … Professor Elliott would introduce his children on the stage in their wonderful bicycle and unicycle acts inorder that the learned counsel in the Oriental box might judge …

   … Elliott, the 1pventor of it, The children then went through their performances on the bicycle, giving everytinng just as it has been given in the circus during the first of …

   … that chile dren will perform the most original, perilona and diffienlt series of bicycle feats, ete,” On readihg this announcement I immediately wrote to Mr, pum, saving …

2. The Sun — 1890-02-06, page 6

   … vIes IVhlt Iniireiurueint The vrhlst tourney between tha members of the firOQltlvn Bicycle < i lab is frfutlritt consIderable In tereet Elmer ackiatuer Is hit ibe ieAh with …

   … Minn Slay 211 21 aud 2 Kansas It U > MyJi M and 30 Lafayette Ind Juu 4 1 still Major Taylor the manager of the aiwocUtion alarms for lie outh tomorrow morning and will personally …

3. New-York Tribune — 1894-06-16, page 4

   … THE BANKS, Sable to spare. The Giants seemed to have re. here to-day. Score: FOR BICYCLE MEETIN and enduring as Sir Walter has been, comes in I longa roll Qtr s i pented …

4. New-York Tribune — 1895-11-23, page 5

   … west gfde of Flathush-ave. near Eighth. The new bullding will be occupied as a bicycle academy, and will take the place of the one burned in Flatbush last summer. Frank …

5. The Sun — 1895-12-20, page 8

   … and l English can ono ryt sell their bet dogs here Frederic Webster James Watson Major Taylor and F A Shellhass also I spoke In favor of tho new rule f The opposition was led …

   … the I purpose of raising enough monuy to carry the club through the season and a bicycle firm has agreed to fix np a ground The trolley linen Club will It In said do M …

   … professional ranks and have ns We should have only one description of an amateur Let bicycle riders b divided Into three classes namely amateurs trade profes sionals and rash …

6. New-York Tribune — 1896-01-22, page 10

   … by the National Assembly al Baltimore. In connection aen Ouy the Chie with the bicycle show it is interesting to note the phenomenal success of the National Board of …

   … usefulness of the organization. His administration has witnessed the two most successful bicycle shows ever held in this or any other country, So great has been their success that …

   … social point of view. The popular {dea which existed several years ago that the bicycle rider wag a callow, hollow-chested dude has been dispelled. A better dressed, a …

7. New-York Tribune — 1896-05-30, page 5

   … jump—W. T. Johnson (scratch), B feet 2 inches. K. Nash (scratch). Time One mile bicycle race —M. 04 1-0 One-mile run—F. E. Jenkins (scratch). Time—5:33 1.5. een ose RAILROAD …

   … WEATHER HOLDI COOD, With the fine weather which is promised for today, riders of the bicycle are expecting some rare gport. Innumerable club runs have been arranged, and the …

   … Cycle Club; C. A. Elliott, Wilmington Wheel Club. 2:15—A. W. Freudenthal, Excelsior Bicycle Club; W. Weller, Atalanta Wheelmen: R. M. Alexander, Hartford Wheelmen, 8S. Standeven …

8. The Journal — 1896-05-30, page 11

   … 1895 CHIEFTAINS \T *45.00. SOI.. H. VEIT, 51 EAST 59TH ST. 1896 GENT'S high grade bicycle; never been used- will sell to-day at any reasonable price. Manney, 357 North 2d …

   … C.; E. A. Boflngor, Riverside W.; 0. S. Paige, K. C. W.; C. T. Earl, K. C. W.; Major Taylor, MUldletown; P. P. Gstalder, El mira. Forty-five seconds?0. Ford Seeley, Stamford …

   … . l en Sweet Little Cigars cts. SOLD BY ALL DEALERS, Bicycles. PIERCE MODEL 10. Bicycle Time. 9 Select a reliable wheel, made by a 9 reliable maker?a "Tried andTrue" 9 …

9. New-York Tribune — 1896-05-31, page 14

   … gecond, is the hero of the Irvington-Miliburn race this year. Alexander is in the bicycle business at Hartford, and he is a remarkably strong rider. Hadfield, who was disqualified …

   … rider, had to be content with twenty-fifth position. F. W. Richt, of the Brooklyn Bicycle Club, the winner last vear, found his hardlcap too much for him, and he came ir …

   … $100 each; gold brick, $50; tilting water get, $50; Marlin rifie, $30; speclal bicycle trunk, $25; gold-filled wateh, $25; eight pairs of tires, alligator vallse, dresssuit …

10. The Journal — 1896-05-31, page 5

    … two. was in eluded in the three-minute lot, and Fred W. Richt, of the Brooklyn Bicycle Club winner of last year's event, moved off with .t.T?t^?"'?lnute men- Charley …

    … MeGnlre. Chautauqua W. ...6:00 1:14:27 22..F. T> White. liberty W 1:40 1:10:07 23. ..Major Taylor, Middletown 1:40 1:10:07 24..W. S. siavin. Tourist C. 0 1:40 1:10:10 25..C. T. …

    … instalments, and which are prac tically a '96 wheel in general design. The Park Row Bicycle Company are selling new wheels at prices from $75 to $39, while sec ond-hand cycles …

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