The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
.BRASHER MAKES HIS REPORT FOR MONTH Only 39 Deaths Investigated
 During July SIX SUICIDES LISTED
The Number of Homicides Was Ten, Three of Which Were 'Justifiable. Eight Deaths From Un-
 known Causes

Coroner B. I. Brasher yesterday made his report of the work done by hin during the month of July and the re- | port is unusual. To begin with, it is the lightest report that the coroner has made this year. He investigated | natural causes. | During the month there were six | suicides. This is the record for sui cides states the coroner, in one month | All of the suicides were white people l four of them being men and two wom- en. With two exceptions the suicides occurred in Birmingham and were al- | most all within one week. The record for homicides this month came very near being a record, there being 10, seven of them unlawful homi- eide and three tustihable. There were eight deaths from un- known causes, nine from natural causes and six accidental deaths.
 The report, in full. is as follows: July Andrew Harris, No. 3 mines i; came to his death from unknown causes.
 July 2-Ann1e Pastor, Slav, Brook side: came to her death by taking pol son, being suicide intent.
 July 1-Leslie Lynn, white, Sayre Mines; came to his death by gunshot wounds, being an unlawful homicide.
 July 2-Clara Golston, colored. Ems ley: came to her death from anemia.
 July 2-Mrs. Annie Randolph, white, I,y sh Ot | wound being suicide intent. July 4--Joe Cunningham, white, city came to his death by gupshot wound being a justffable homicide. July 4-w. M. Crumpton, white, city came to his death by gunshot wounds being suicide intent. July 7-AIfred Grinius, white, East Lake, came to his death by drowning being an unavoidab ble accident. July 7-Reana White. colored, city came to her death from unknown causes. July 7-Joe McDaniel. colored, Dol onite: came to his death by unknown causes, but seemingly from heart fall ure.
 July s--Jim Newson, colored, Boyles; came to his death from a railroad &C., cident.
 July s-Sophia Lockett, coiored. city; came to her death from heart fa1l- ure.
 July s-J. R. welch. white, Besse- mer: came to his death by a mine &C., cident.
 July S--Jordan Harris, colored, city; came to his death from unknown causes.
 July l4-Winie Johnson, colored, city: came to his death by stab wound, being an unlawful homicide.
 July 15-Emiline Bates, colored, Ems lev: came to her death from heart faii- ure caused from cordiac dropsy.
 July l2-Frank Dunn, white, Mt. Pin sen; came to his death by being acci- dentally drowned.
 July 14-Calvin Thomas. colored. city: came to his death from unknown causes.
 July 17-Benjamin Bonner. colored, city; came to his death from lilo colitis.
 July 17-Willie Ward Johnson, oolored city: came to his death by acute indiges- ton.
 July 17-Frank Howard, colored. Dolo- mite;, came to his death by a mine acci- dent.
 July 17--william Churchman Hughes. white, Huffman; came to his death by gunshot wound, probably suicide.
 July 1s-Mrs. Annie Smith. white. Will lage Falls; came to her death from heart failure.
 July 1S-Sam Dock, white, Ensley; came to his death from a mine accident
 July 1s--Eunice Porter, colored, Pow derly; came to her death from gunshot wound. being an unlawful homicide.
 July 2O-Prfnce Brownlee, colored, city; +came to his death by being hit in the head with a hammer. being tustifiable homi- eide.
 July 2o-Joe Dunn. colored, city; came to his death from unknown causes.
 July 20-J. F. Lewis. white, city; came to his death by carbolic acid poison, be- ing suicide intent.
 July N-Charlie Moncreft, colored, city: came to his death by gunshot wounds
 J,ily; aO-Will Sucker, white. city came to his death by carbolic acid poison, be- ing suicide intent. July 22-James Henry Benham, white. Brighton; came to his death from acute indigestion.
 July 22-Mildred Crofford. colored. city: came to her death from unknown causes.
 July 24-Lillian Walker, colored, near Dimmick Pipe shops, North Birmingham; came to her death from eutero collitis.
 July 27-John Israel colored, city; came to his death from paralysis, insanity.
 July g7-Walter Dean, colored, city; came to his death from unknown causes.
 July 2S-Will Porter. colored Lick Creek: came to his death from gunshot wounds, being a justifiable homicide.
 July 22-Columbus Cook and Jim Mathews, both colored, Leeds; came to their death by gunshot wound, being an unlawful homicide.
 July 27-Sam Thomas. colored. Coalburg; came to his death by gunshot wounds. being an unlawful homicide.
 R. l.. BRASHER,
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