In the early hours of April 4, 1905, a palpable sense of unease settled over a quiet section of Post Street in Spokane, Washington. The night's tranquility was shattered by an act of violence that would claim the life of a dedicated public servant. Henry Stotko, a White male officer with the Spokane Police Department, was walking home after completing his shift, a routine he had likely followed countless times. On this particular morning, however, his path intersected with that of two individual
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