In the early morning hours of March 19, 1906, a sense of duty called Sergeant Frederick Booth, a 35-year-old male officer with the Jackson Police Department, to a boarding house on Page Avenue. He was in pursuit of three men wanted for the robbery of the Brooklyn Post Office. Little did he know that this confrontation would be his last, a final act in a life dedicated to upholding the law. As Booth, accompanied by several citizens, moved to apprehend the suspects, the situation escalated with tr
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