Almys Pitiful Tale and a Revolver Witnesses Testify
Attorney General Barnard questions Almy about plans to marry Christie and hair dyes as test data. Dorchester boarding house keeper Mrs. Quinn says Almy kept two revolvers on a dressing room table daily. Esther Zuricker testifies Almy talked of a girl in New Hampshire and showed a card from Christie with a loving note.
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Almy testimony details Warden farm romance and killing Christie
In Plymouth New Hampshire on November 18 Almy recalls his time at the Warden farm from haying through the Plymouth Normal School period. He describes a close relationship with Christie Warden, shared reading, whist games, gifts and letters, a planned secret engagement, and the sequence leading to a fatal confrontation at the Willows bar scene. He recounts his efforts to see Christie, the confrontation, the shooting, and his subsequent flight and return.
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Trial transcript reveals Frank Almy recounts multiple shootings
In a courtroom testimony, Frank Almy describes the sequence of shootings involving Christie Warden, Fannie, and others. He claims the first shot was accidental and details dragging Christie into the willows, hiding in a shed, and failing to recall various actions while asserting self defense and fear.
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The great tenor Albert Stritt recommends Soden Mineral Pastilles for catarrh inflammation sore throat and colds. He says he uses them constantly and finds them convenient active and pleasant. The genuine products bear the Eisner and Mendelson Co. signature and agents around each box.
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