Gender and murder
In 1900 there were 4 cases of male alleged offenders and female alleged victims while in 1920 there were only 3. Then again in 1900 there were 10 cases that involved both a male alleged offender and a male victim whereas in 1920 there were only 7 cases. Both in 1900 and in 1920 there was a case that had a male alleged offender, but I was unable to identify the gender of the victim. During 1900 there was one case with a female alleged offender and a male alleged victim (2 of these cases were found in 1920).
Overall, 1900 saw more cases that had male alleged offenders with female alleged victims as well as more cases with male alleged offenders and male alleged victims than 1920. The only changes that were found was in 1920 there was one more case involving a female alleged offender and male alleged victim than was previously seen in 1900. There was 1 type of crime in 1900 that was not seen in 1920 that involved a mob as the alleged offender and a female as the alleged victim. There were 4 types of crimes that occurred in 1920 that were not seen prior in 1900. 2 cases with a female alleged offender and female alleged victim. 3 cases where there was a male alleged victim where I could not identify the gender of the alleged offender. 1 case that involved a female alleged victim in which I could not identify the gender of the alleged offender. Then there was 1 case where there was a male alleged offender with 2 alleged victims (one being a female and one being a “stranger”).