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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
6
The article discusses early brain development per Flechsig and Goltz Munk findings, noting about 40 regions mature after birth. It links regions 5 5a 5b to sight and explains how removing parts alters perception, movement, and reflexes in humans and animals. It details motor centers for limbs face tongue and throat.
The text explains that in humans the left hemisphere alone controls fine movements for speech and language. It describes connections between optic and language centers, how reading links sight to spoken language, and how injury can impair understanding while speech may remain meaningless. It notes left side centers for hearing and word comprehension and identifies smell centers as regions 2 and 2b.
The text outlines two main sensorimotor tracts at the back of the head and near the forehead. It identifies posterior associational regions marked 83 and 39 as vital to imaginative processes and notes how different brain areas connect to various experiences. Environment also shapes brain development and initiates observable effects in the next lesson.
Buffalo report details Leon F. Czolgosz awaiting execution at Auburn prison in the week starting October 28, 1901. He asserts he acted alone, speaks faintly through counsel, and shows clear distress before being escorted to the jail.
In San Francisco on September 30 a mob of at least 200 strikers and sympathizers attacked a group of special policemen and a discharged naval man on Kearney Street. About 50 shots were fired, seven men were wounded including a likely fatality, and several bystanders were injured while glass windows were shattered. Police arrested about 30 participants as the clash ended, with four identified as strike-related. Beehler, a former U S volunteer, and others were among the wounded.
In Little York a farmer’s wife Mrs Perry Curtis aged 38 drowned her four children Rosa 2 Anna 4 Harry 5 Harold 9 in a well and then took her own life by jumping in. The husband Perry Curtis was away in Cleveland when he learned of the tragedy. Harold shown bruised from a desperate struggle. Mrs Curtis had recently been released from Massillon asylum as cured. A neighbor found the bodies.
In Auburn at 3 15 am Sheriff Caldwell and 21 deputies escort Czolgosz murderer of President McKinley. He faltered near the depot, was carried into the prison, then dragged to the condemned row cell. Doctor says fright and terror, with some shamming, observed.
Kirkland B Armour a prominent Kansas City packer died at his home after a three day decline from Brights disease and heart weakness He was born in 1854 in Stockbridge New York and led the Armour packing interests in Kansas City He leaves a widow and three children Also noted is a U S marshal led crackdown on territorial jointists in Ardmore I T with confiscation of wine and wet goods.
In St. Petersburg on September 30 the interior minister issued a long statement detailing crop failure and famine relief plans. Telegraphed reports spurred vigorous government action with 16 000 roubles for Saratoa's government 100 000 roubles for non military Don basin and 190 000 roubles plus rations for Yakaterino staff. The piece also notes a separate Washington report on General Bell’s retirement and possible promotion for Colonel William Bisbee, with Civil War service and later Philippine duty. The Cuban Constitutional Convention in Havana on October 1 discussed appointing a five member commission to oversee forthcoming elections and proposed two elections instead of one.
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