A JURY OF COLORED MEN
Coroner Evers summoned, yesterday a jury of colored citizens to hold an inquest on the body of Albert Pointer, who died suddenly in his room on Sunday. A verdict of death from heart disease was rendered. Pointer went from St. Louis two years ago to work in the coal mines at Seattle. He was a native of Tennessee. *Source-The morning call, January 05, 1892, Page 7
Coroner Evers summoned, yesterday a jury of colored citizens to hold an inquest on the body of Albert Pointer, who died suddenly in his room on Sunday. A verdict of death from heart disease was rendered. Pointer went from St. Louis two years ago to work in the coal mines at Seattle. He was a native of Tennessee. *Source-The morning call, January 05, 1892, Page 7
A JURY OF COLORED MEN
Coroner Evers summoned, yesterday a jury of colored citizens to hold an inquest on the body of Albert Pointer, who died suddenly in his room on Sunday. A verdict of death from heart disease was rendered. Pointer went from St. Louis two years ago to work in the coal mines at Seattle. He was a native of Tennessee. *Source-The morning call, January 05, 1892, Page 7
Coroner Evers summoned, yesterday a jury of colored citizens to hold an inquest on the body of Albert Pointer, who died suddenly in his room on Sunday. A verdict of death from heart disease was rendered. Pointer went from St. Louis two years ago to work in the coal mines at Seattle. He was a native of Tennessee. *Source-The morning call, January 05, 1892, Page 7
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