06 May 1905
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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1905
Page
1
A violent incident last night ended in a fatal shooting during a robbery attempt at a depot. Police report two assailants fled as witnesses described a rapid gunfire exchange despite a nearby security presence. Local hospitals confirmed the death of the victim, with investigators examining deputy and civilian testimonies for a possible motive and details.
A village board elected officers including marshal, night watchman, treasurer and village attorney. The court discussed street widening, park improvements, and public property rules. Commissions will study jail sites and health matters while property disputes and alley maintenance remain under review.
County commissioners clash over the bid award for county printing. Three Republican papers and a Democratic paper are contrasted as the panel weighs lowest bid versus political loyalties. The plan to split work between the News and Journal is rejected, assigning the contract to a Democratic paper amid factional tension.
A formal residence on Herman Street has been opened for hospital purposes and the nearby hospital site in Coeur d Alene is described as suitable for patient reception. The movement aims to strengthen public health capacity in the city.
A report describes a University of Idaho cadet encampment with 200 cadets and 6400 homard donated by supporters. They plan to return, discuss fort group duties, and hold a gathering at a park site near the lake, traveling via O. K. S. Morrisom line.
Chief Engineer Roberts of the Spokane & International railroad outlined water access and route considerations for a new line from this city toward the south. He indicated decisions on the preferred path between Bouters Ferry and Warefree Valley, noting possible use of the Bonners Percy route. The event at the Auditorium featured speakers including Albert Gy Apel and Mar. Barker, with attendance fair despite rain. discussions covered the line’s construction and historical aspects of Odd Fellowship.
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