The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-02
JUST IA HOM|C|DES RECORD FOR MONTH. Five Negro Killings Con- sidered Justifiable and
 Nine Unlawful

Coroner B. l.. Brasher yesterday made his monthly report of the work done by him during the month of February and the report is unusual for the large number of homieides, both unlawful and justiiable. During the month there were IA homocides in the county, which is d larger number than in December, when record was established There were IA homicides in the county, which is q number all were negroes. There were nine. unlawful homicides all negroes. This is a feature of the report, there being no white homicides during the month.
 During February Coroner Brasher in- vestigated 90 deaths. The following were the causes Mine accidents, six; natural causes, fifteen; unknown, eight; railroad accidents, three; justifable homicides, five; unlawful homicides, nine; burns. one; suicide, one.
 The report in full is as follows:
 February G. James Crenshaw, colored, Bessemer. falling rock.
 February 1, unknown negro man, aneu- rsm.
 February 3, infant of Lillie Jackson. colored, city. still born.
 February 6, Bill Crews, coored, city. unknown cause.
 February [, Nelson Howard. colorcd, Bessemer, locomotive accident. l
 February 8, Mary Dunn, white, city, unknown cause.
 February 9, Rufus Dubose, colored, Bessemer, mine accident. 2 February 10, Maggie Herbert, colored, city, pneumonia
 February 10. John B. Chester, white, E city. unknown cause.
 February 10. Della K. Evens, white, Avondale heart failure. f
 February 15 General Sauger, colored, Bessemer. justifiable homicide.
 February 13, Herbert Davis, white, Bessemer, mine accident. -s==s
 February 14, Henry Taylor, colorad, city, unknown cause.
 February 15. Will Finley colored, city. justifable homicide.
 February IA, Virginia Newsom, colored, city, chronic construction.
 February 15, Albert Kinard, colored, Bessemer, furnace accident.
 February 16 Peter S. Smith, white, city, unknown cause.
 February F. Cora Atchison, colored. city, pneumonia.
 February r, I. M. Horton, white. Bes- semer, mine accident
 February IS, unknown white man, North Birmingham, railroad accident.
 February IS. Ed Johnson, white, city, unknown cause.
 February IS, Charlie Irving, colorsd, Blossburg, justifable homicide. see
 February 1S Henry Milton, colored, Re- public, justifable homicide.
 February 1S B. E. Edwards. coorel, Mineral Springs, unlawful homicide. #
 Jr ra1, i'm Nn11 A. public, unlawful homicide.
 February 20 Nose Foxworth, colored, e Coalburg. justifable homicide.
 February 20. Viola Wright. colored, Oxmoor. syphiletic trouble.
 February IT, Lula Belle Foster, coloreds East Thomas. premature birth.
 February %, Zenous Bates. colored. Mason City unlawful homicide.
 February 23, Frances Wilson, colored, city, unlawful homicide.
 February 21. Herman Lewis colored, Lewisburg. accidentally burned.
 February 2l. George Ed Donahue. white, city, heart failure. a
 February 22, Clay Gentry, white, Log town, suicide.
 February 22, Will King, colored, Besse- {. mer, unlawful homicide.
 February %, limbo Walker, coiored. Jonesboro, unknown causes.
 February g, Hugh Brown colored, Bes- semer. unlawful homicide.
 February 20. Frank Whatley, white, and Riley Dumas, colored, Bessemer, falling rock.
 February 25. Bertha Packston, colored, East Birmingham, spasms.
 February l. infant of Ada Harris, cole ored city, unknown causes.
 February 26 Green Moore. colored, Me- Gala, heart failure.
 February PC, Ike Taylor, colored. Boyles, heart failure. (
 February 2. Stanley Johnson. coored, city, unlawful homicide.
 February 26 Ladonia Gilbert. colored,f Ensley, natural causes.
 February 26, unknown negro infant Ensley. natural causes.
 February 2J, infant of Eddie Gleasers colored. East Thomas, natural causes.
 February 2I, Eddie Gleaser, colored,, East Thomas. natural causes
 February 2S, Matthew Stephens, col- ored city, unlawful homicide.
 February 2S Butler Woodward. colored, Johns, unlawful homicide.