In the midst of the boisterous and chaotic Fourth of July celebrations in Seattle's Pioneer Square in 1911, a tragedy unfolded that would remain a mystery for years to come. Henry L. Harris, a 29-year-old White male police officer, was working overtime to manage the large, mostly intoxicated crowd that had gathered in the Washington Street district. The atmosphere was charged not only with festive revelry but also with an undercurrent of anti-government sentiment, making the officers' jobs parti ...
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