The following death article for Alexander was published in the Trenton Evening Times on January 27, 1931.
FATALLY STRICKEN
Suffering a heart attack while in a poolroom on North Clinton Avenue, today, Alexander Thompson, 56 years old, a potter, of 74 Garfield Avenue, died almost instantly.
When he was stricken, other persons in the place summoned the police ambulance, and Reserve Policeman Kennedy and Chauffeur Frank Glennon rushed the victim to McKinley Hospital, where physicians pronounced him dead.
Coroner Herbert K. Davenport viewed the body and notified County Physician Charles H. Mitchell.
FATALLY STRICKEN
Suffering a heart attack while in a poolroom on North Clinton Avenue, today, Alexander Thompson, 56 years old, a potter, of 74 Garfield Avenue, died almost instantly.
When he was stricken, other persons in the place summoned the police ambulance, and Reserve Policeman Kennedy and Chauffeur Frank Glennon rushed the victim to McKinley Hospital, where physicians pronounced him dead.
Coroner Herbert K. Davenport viewed the body and notified County Physician Charles H. Mitchell.
The following death article for Alexander was published in the Trenton Evening Times on January 27, 1931.
FATALLY STRICKEN
Suffering a heart attack while in a poolroom on North Clinton Avenue, today, Alexander Thompson, 56 years old, a potter, of 74 Garfield Avenue, died almost instantly.
When he was stricken, other persons in the place summoned the police ambulance, and Reserve Policeman Kennedy and Chauffeur Frank Glennon rushed the victim to McKinley Hospital, where physicians pronounced him dead.
Coroner Herbert K. Davenport viewed the body and notified County Physician Charles H. Mitchell.
FATALLY STRICKEN
Suffering a heart attack while in a poolroom on North Clinton Avenue, today, Alexander Thompson, 56 years old, a potter, of 74 Garfield Avenue, died almost instantly.
When he was stricken, other persons in the place summoned the police ambulance, and Reserve Policeman Kennedy and Chauffeur Frank Glennon rushed the victim to McKinley Hospital, where physicians pronounced him dead.
Coroner Herbert K. Davenport viewed the body and notified County Physician Charles H. Mitchell.
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