Tornado Imitation Hits Atchison Youths In News
In Atchison a local story notes All Atchison young men imitate a tornado as a strange sensation. A tornado supposedly travels 500 miles an hour in the report. Hegen store in West Atchison plans an addition to its building employing 25 people. A police dog belonging to Vic Ryan allegedly ate 52 dollars worth of goods over a year. A stranger visited Union Depot claiming to have left Atchison in 1881 and walked the streets barefoot without giving his name or home.
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Ruhlman & Co
Vic Ryan
Atchison
Hegen
West Atchison
Union Depot
Harry A. Smith
United States Army
Abraham Lincoln
Cooper Union
John A. Martin
Kansas
Atchison Champion
William H. Seward
Wiinots
John J. Ingalls
Champion
Atchison Tribute From Jay House to Ed Howe Chronicle
Atchison receives a warm tribute from Jay House in his Second Thought column in the Philadelphia Ledger and other papers. The piece honors Ed Howe as the town’s distinguished citizen and best friend while recalling Atchison’s history, editors, and notable figures including Ingalls, Buffalo Bill, and Major General Harry A. Smith. Howe’s return to Atchison and his landmark work Plain People are celebrated.
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Atchison
Jay House
Philadelphia Ledger
Ed Howe
Howe
George Jean Nathan
Kansas
Missouri River
Ingalls
Buffalo Bill
Salt Creek Valley
Little Big Horn
Atchison County
Pony Express
Buffalo N. Y. Times
Mark Twain
Mr. Howe
Friday Saturday Specials Offer Glassware and Beads
Special sale features glassware beads and novelties with deeply discounted prices. Formerly priced from 1.59 to 7.50, items now available for 1.00 each. Limited quantities and likely store duration not specified.
Record setting Ohio State sprinter and local theft reports
George Simpson of Ohio State set a new 100 yard dash record of 92 5 seconds at the National Collegiate meet in Chicago. A string of property thefts including a motor meter hydraulic jack and rim wrench from a service truck and other car accessories were stolen in various neighborhoods. Local notices mention travel plans and everyday events including a Missouri Pacific engineer and Miss Sarah Barbara Blair, along with hotel and social updates. An intoxicated man was jailed after attempting to pose as a lodge member in the Simpson building and will face Judge Merwick.
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George Simpson
Ohio State
Chicago
Johr
Stehcien
Y Street
Ed Giles
Missouri Pacific
North Fifteenth Street
Sarah Barbara Blair
Furman Rogers
Jim Harman
Marysville
Will Leland
Kansas City
Edna McPhilimy
Miss McPhilimy
Atchison
Simpson
H. W. Merwick
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