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WILDE'S TRIAL RESUMED. Testimony of Men Who Appeared in the Queensberry Case. 1895-04-27 The World United States New York City English 4 7 277
DRAMATIC NEWS AND NOTES Frogman Will Produce Wilde's Newest Play-Mrs. Patrick Campbell May Be Induced to Visit Us. 1895-04-08 The World United States New York City English 0 0 441
TALK OF THE BOULEVARDS. Oscar Wilde's Arrest Causing a Great Sensation and Much Personal Gossip in Paris. 1895-04-14 New York Herald United States New York City English 1 1 37
The World - Thursday, May 2, 1895 1895-05-02 The World United States New York City English 0 1 27
IN WILDE'S DEFENCE. Passionate and Eloquent Appeal Made to the Jury by Sir Edward Clarke. [By Cable to the Herald.] 1895-05-01 New York Herald United States New York City English 10 12 560
OSCAR WILDE'S DEBTS. He Owes $18,000 and Has No Assets --His Friends Help Him. 1895-09-24 The World United States New York City English 11 2 68
Oscar Wilde Lives Near Torquay. 1895-05-11 The New York Times United States New York City English 4 1 17
Oscar Wilde Finds Bail. He Will Not Be Watched Diligently and May Not Be Retried. 1895-05-07 The New York Times United States New York City English 10 2 172
OSCAR WILDE'S BONDSMAN. Mr. Headlam Explains Why He Went Bail for Him - 16 Schoolboys Expelled. 1895-06-09 The Sun United States New York City English 5 2 129
WILDE'S TRIAL NEARLY OVER. Weak and Haggard, He Is Permitted to Sit While Testifying. 1895-05-25 The Sun United States New York City English 4 8 385
OSCAR WILDE'S DEBTS. His Friends Are Making Up the Amount So that Dollar for Dollar Will Be Paid. 1895-09-25 The Sun United States New York City English 12 1 98
A True Bill Against Oscar Wilde. 1895-04-23 The Sun United States New York City English 9 1 45
The World - Saturday, April 27, 1895 1895-04-27 The World United States New York City English 2 1 30
Oscar Wilde's Friend Wood. 1895-04-08 The World United States New York City English 0 0 70
HE BUNCOED OSCAR WILDE HE SWINDLED OSCAR WILDE. 1895-04-20 New York Herald United States New York City English 0 0 71
WILDE WILL GO SCOT FREE. It Is Thought There Is Slight Chance of His Conviction. His Bail Renewed,and He Will Not Be Tried with Taylor. 1895-05-20 The World United States New York City English 11 5 311
JUSTICE, EVEN FOR OSCAR WILDE Sydney Grundy's Plea for Due Credit to the Dramatist for His Works. 1895-04-08 The New York Times United States New York City English 6 2 70
TAYLOR IS TRIED FIRST. AND OTHER PROPERTY. Meanwhile Oscar Wilde Is Again Released on Bail with the Same Sureties as Before. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-05-21 New York Herald United States New York City English 7 6 268
OSCAR WILDE'S GUILT DOUBTED. Acquittal on Conspiracy Charges and Disagreement on Others. 1895-05-02 The New York Times United States New York City English 1 8 539
Oscar Wilde at Liberty. 1895-05-08 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 1 46
A Type of Degeneration. 1895-04-08 The Sun United States New York City English 0 0 684
ENGLISH MORALITY. The Oscar Wilde-Queensberry Code in France - A London Man of the World on the Real Value of the Public Indigna- tion Over Offences Only Too Familiar to the English Mind - And on the Revela- tions Made by Lord Queensberry's Letters. 1895-05-10 The Sun United States New York City English 0 0 1853
LA GASCOGNE READY FOR SEA. Battenberg and Mme. Nordica Among To- day's Passengers for Europe. 1895-05-25 The Sun United States New York City English 0 0 34
TRUE BILL AGAINST OSCAR WILDE. Taylor Indicted, Too - Witnesses in Danger of Mobbing. 1895-04-24 The Sun United States New York City English 9 2 89
OSCAR WILDE'S TRIAL. To-Days Evidence Chiefly a Repetition of Former Testimony. 1895-04-29 The World United States New York City English 4 2 61
The World - Monday, April 8, 1895 1895-04-08 The World United States New York City English 6 1 91
WILDE TO BE TRIED FRIDAY. An Indication that His Pecuniary Means Are Exhausted. 1895-04-25 The New York Times United States New York City English 9 3 71
OSCAR WILDE COMMITTED. With His Friend Alfred Taylor He Is Sent for Trial, Bail Being Again Refused. [BY CABlE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-04-20 New York Herald United States New York City English 11 3 232
STRUCK LORD ALFRED Marquis of Queensberry Has a Fight With His Son. The Youngster Badly Worsted in Crowded Piccadilly. Both Arrested and Released on Ball --The Old Man Cheered. 1895-05-21 The World United States New York City English 0 2 86
OSCAR WILDE’S INSOLVENCY. His Expenditures Were Far in Excess of His Generous Income. 1895-08-23 The New York Times United States New York City English 15 2 98
ACCORDING TO QUEENSBERRY. An Encounter in Piccadilly Between the Noble Marquis and Lord Douglas of Hawick. SON STRUCK THE FIRST BLOW His Father Responded by Placing a Scientific One on the Young Man's Optic. BOTH TAKEN INTO CUSTODY. Lord Queensberry Explains to a Herald Correspondent the Direct Cause of the Trouble. [BY THE COMMERCIAL CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-05-22 New York Herald United States New York City English 4 15 862
WILDE TO BE TRIED ALONE. Released on Bail Until the Conclusion of Taylor's Case. 1895-05-21 The New York Times United States New York City English 4 2 73
OSCAR WILDE’S GREAT PENURY. He Had Lived in Recent Years Far Beyond His Income. 1895-11-13 The New York Times United States New York City English 13 2 124
OSCAR WILDE WANTS DELAY. The Court Declines to Grant His Appeal for a Postponement of the Trial. 1895-04-25 The Sun United States New York City English 9 2 89
Blotting Out Oscar Wilde's Name. 1895-04-08 The Sun United States New York City English 6 2 70
Notes of Foreign Happenings. 1895-05-11 The Sun United States New York City English 4 1 14
OSCAR WILDE CONVICTED. THE VERDICT STAGGERED HIM, FOR HE EXPECTED TO ESCAPE. Both He and Taylor Are Sentenced to Two Years at Hard Labor - The Judge's Sum- ming Up Was Strongly Against Wilde - The Jury Asked if a Warrant Had Been Issued for the Arrest of Young Douglas. Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN. 1895-05-26 The Sun United States New York City English 0 17 1006
OSCAR WILDE'S QUEER WAYS. Beginning of His Action for Libel Against Marquis of Queensberry. OLD BAILEY WAS CROWDED. The Dramatist's Endearing Terms to Lord Alfred Douglas Read in Court. PASSAGES FROM "DORIAN GREY." Wilde Acknowledges He Paid a Man Named Wood £20 to Go to America. 1895-04-03 The World United States New York City English 11 35 1454
LONDON IS SOCIALLY DEAD.Everybody Who Is Anybody Has Gone to Seashore or Country.THE COMMONS DESERTED.Henry M. Stanley’s Maiden Speech Equal to His Great Reputation.ROYAL CASTLE IN IRELAND.Proposition to Abolish the Lord Lieutenantship on the Isle of Erin. 1895-08-24 The World United States New York City English 19 2 102
OSCAR WILDE'S TRIAL BEGUN. He Pleads Not Guilty and Is Apparently Careworn and Anxious. 1895-04-27 The New York Times United States New York City English 5 3 99
TRUE BILL AGAINST OSCAR WILDE. His Solicitors Say That the Case Will Be Fought to the End. [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.] 1895-04-24 New York Herald United States New York City English 15 4 145
QUEENSBERRY'S LATEST FIGHT. The Eccentric Marquis and His Son Bound Over to Keep the Peace. LORD DOUGLASS, AGGRESSOR. Although Badly Bruised, He Renewed the Attack on His Father. THE OLD MAN IN GREAT GLEE. Lunches with a Lady and Shows a Picture He Sent to Lord Douglas' Wife. Copyright, 1895, by the Press Publishing Company, New York World. (Special Cable Despatch to the Evening World.) 1895-05-22 The World United States New York City English 1 17 839
Oscar Wilde in Bankruptcy. 1895-07-26 The New York Times United States New York City English 10 1 61
TAYLOR FOUND GUILTY. Verdict Against the Man Who Was Oscar Wilde's Fellow Prisoner. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-05-22 New York Herald United States New York City English 1 4 213
ALFRED TAYLOR FOUND GUILTY. Marquis of Queensberry and His Son have a Fight in the Street. 1895-05-22 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 3 151
By Commercial Cable from Our Own Correspondent. 1895-11-24 The New York Times United States New York City English 1 1 98
WILDE'S TRIAL BEGUN. His Hair Has Been Cut and He Looks Careworn and Thin. 1895-04-27 The Sun United States New York City English 8 2 157
Max Nordau on Oscar Wilde. 1895-04-09 The Sun United States New York City English 0 0 707
Foreign Notes of Real Interest. 1895-05-18 The Sun United States New York City English 1 1 45
EFFORTS TO FREE OSCAR WILDE. An Application for His Admission to Bail - His Art Collection. 1895-05-03 The Sun United States New York City English 1 2 107
WILDE DENIES AIL. Says There Is No Truth in the Charges of Indecency. He Explains a Love That the Age Does Not Understand. Well Coached for the Occasion by Sir Edward Clarke. 1895-04-30 The World United States New York City English 6 14 545
WILDE'S BOOKS TAKEN FROM LIBRARIES Newark and St Louis Boycott the Discipline of Aestheticism. 1895-04-10 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 0 45
ECHO OF THE WILDE TRIAL. Marquis of Queensberry Claims £677 Costs in the Action. 1895-07-25 The World United States New York City English 21 1 30
THE TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. One Witness a Blackmailer and the Other Does Not Remember. 1895-04-28 The New York Times United States New York City English 4 2 77
WILDE'S TRIAL BEGUN. Much revolting Testimony Given at the Proceedings in the Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-04-27 New York Herald United States New York City English 8 3 170
WILDE'S SECOND TRIAL. He Looks Worried When Arraigned in the Old Bailey. 1895-05-22 The World United States New York City English 5 3 114
Oscar Wilde’s Conviction Sustained. 1895-06-18 The New York Times United States New York City English 13 1 37
WILDE'S TRIAL PROCEEDS. Case for the Prosecution Closed-Important Decision by the Judge Concerning One of the Witnesses. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-05-24 New York Herald United States New York City English 6 4 114
SECOND TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. Marquis of Queensberry and Lord Douglas Are Under Bonds. 1895-05-23 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 6 227
BANKRUPTCY OF OSCAR WILDE. Friends Subscribe Enough to Pay Twenty Shillings on the Pound. 1895-09-25 The New York Times United States New York City English 12 2 97
The Oscar Wilde Exposures Have Led to the Formation of a Moral Vigilance Committee Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN. 1895-04-28 The Sun United States New York City English 2 1 207
OSCAR WILDE'S FINANCES. He Earned $10,000 a Year, but His Ex- penditures Were Larger. 1895-08-23 The Sun United States New York City English 15 1 97
OSCAR WILDE HOPEFUL. His Wife Is With Him - The Second Trial This Week. 1895-05-19 The Sun United States New York City English 6 1 62
Notes of Foreign Happenings. 1895-05-04 The Sun United States New York City English 0 0 43
OSCAR WILDE ANGRY. His Pitiless Cross-Examination Resumed in Old Bailey. Marquis of Queensberry's Letter to His Son Put in Evidence. "What a Funny Litte Man You Are," Replied Lord Alfred. 1895-04-04 The World United States New York City English 10 24 901
The New York Times - Wednesday, April 10, 1895 1895-04-10 The New York Times United States New York City English 3 1 40
AGAIN THE MARQUIS. 1895-06-01 The World United States New York City English 0 0 185
Trial of Oscar Wilde Continued. 1895-04-30 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 0 19
OSCAR WILDE ON TRIAL. Wood Repeats His Testimony and Is Shown in Cross-Examination to Have Been a Blackmailer. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-04-28 New York Herald United States New York City English 3 2 153
WILDE AND THE MINISTER.They Hold an Earnest Conversation with Lord Douglas.Queensberry Looks On While Oscar’s Trial Is Resumed. 1895-05-23 The World United States New York City English 1 3 359
[By The United Press] 1895-06-02 The New York Times United States New York City English 4 1 47
WILDE UNDER FIRE. Called to the Stand and Cross-Examined by the Counsel for the Prosecution. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-05-25 New York Herald United States New York City English 4 8 401
OSCAR WILDE'S TRIAL AGAIN. Shelley, Who Testified Against Wilde, Declared Mentally Deranged. 1895-05-24 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 2 48
OSCAR WILDE'S TRIAL. The Court Declines to Exclude Certain Evidence Against the Prisoner. 1895-04-30 The Sun United States New York City English 4 2 151
Bankruptcy Order Against Oscar Wilde. 1895-07-26 The Sun United States New York City English 10 1 57
OSCAR WILDE BACK IN JAIL THE JURY FAILED TO AGREE AND WERE DISCHARGED. The Court Declined to Admit the Two Prisoners to Bail - They Will Be Tried at the Next Term - The Judge's Charge - It is Thought Wilde's Eloquent Speech Saved Him from a Verdict of Guilty. 1895-05-02 The Sun United States New York City English 4 11 889
The Public Disgusted with the Fiasco in the Oscar Wilde Case - Power- ful Influences at Work to Shield Him and His Sort - Only Two Jurors Voted to Acquit Him. Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN. 1895-05-05 The Sun United States New York City English 1 1 430
OSCAR WILDE JAILED. Taken from a Hotel to Scotland Yard by Two Detectives. Sudden Termination of His Suit Against Queensberry. Court and Jury Say the Marquis Did Right. 1895-04-05 The World United States New York City English 0 17 914
WILDE'S WORKS NOT WITHDRAWN The Publishers of "Dorian Grey" Have Suppressed the Novel 1895-04-12 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 1 74
Asked for Wilde’s Release Pending Steps for a New Trial. 1895-06-17 The World United States New York City English 15 1 27
OSCAR WILDE PLAINTIFF Cynicisms on Literature and Manners in an English Court. MARQUIS OF QUEENSBERRY'S LIBEL The Writer Rarely Writes What He Believes Is True and Thinks that Self-Realization Is the End of Life. 1895-04-04 The New York Times United States New York City English 8 16 958
Oscar Wilde's Libel Suit. Remarkable Evidence Given in the Action Brought Against the Marquis of Queensberry. A HISTORY OF BLACKMAIL. Extraordinary Letter, a "Prose Sonnet" the Plaintiff Calls It, Written to Lord Alfred Douglas. DENOUNCED THE MARQUIS. The Aesthete Declared Him To Be the "Most Infamous Brute in London." [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD] 1895-04-04 New York Herald United States New York City English 12 20 1477
WILDE AND HIS WORK OF ART. Says His Famous Letter to Lord Douglas Was Beau- tiful, Not Indecent. HE APPEARS BROKEN DOWN. Utterly Unfit, Says Sir Edward Clarke, to Undergo the Ordeal He Is Now In. QUEENSBERRY WANTS TO BET. The Marquis Thinks it is 1,000 to 1 that Wilde Will Be Acquitted. 1895-05-24 The World United States New York City English 4 13 631
By The United Press 1895-06-30 The New York Times United States New York City English 14 1 92
In Defense of Oscar Wilde. It is Coherent Testimony Against That of a Horde of Blackmailers. 1895-05-25 The New York Times United States New York City English 3 8 273
OSCAR WILDE TESTIFIES. HIS SIDE OF THE QUARREL WITH THE MARQUIS OF QUEENSBERRY. The Marquis Comes Near Assaulting Him In Court - Oscar Says a Remarkable Let- ter He Wrote Is Beautiful, but Cannot Be Judged as a Letter Apart from Art. 1895-04-04 The Sun United States New York City English 12 18 1314
WILDE WORKS RESIGNEDLY. The Dramatist Breaks Stone and Picks Oakum in Prison. 1895-07-28 The Sun United States New York City English 4 1 51
OSCAR WILDE'S CASE. A Separate Trial Is Granted Him and the Case Against Taylor Proceeds. 1895-05-21 The Sun United States New York City English 7 7 286
OSCAR WILDE FREE TO-DAY. Doubts Are Expressed that He Will Be Brought to Trial Again. 1895-05-07 The Sun United States New York City English 10 3 201
The World - Friday, April 5, 1895 1895-04-05 The World United States New York City English 0 0 17
The New York Times - Friday, April 12, 1895 1895-04-12 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 7 251
New York Herald - Thursday, April 11, 1895 1895-04-11 New York Herald United States New York City English 0 0 30
THE PRACTICAL JOKES AGAIN. 1895-06-18 The World United States New York City English 0 0 48
Oscar Wilde's Libel Suit. Cross-Examination of the Plaintiff and Prosecution's Case Closed. 1895-04-05 The New York Times United States New York City English 1 1 72
Oscar Wilde’s Mind Affected. 1895-06-05 The New York Times United States New York City English 8 1 45
Oscar Wilde Is A Convict. Apparently Stunned by His Sentence to Two Years at Hard Labour. 1895-05-26 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 7 225
MR. WILDE'S TESTIMONY. THE PROSECUTION CLOSES ITS CASE AS HE LEAVES THE STAND. He Says He Dislikes the Old and Sensible, While the Young, Happy, Careless, and Original Have a Wonderful Charm - The Marquis Still Stands by His Charges. 1895-04-05 The Sun United States New York City English 5 12 816
Oscar Wilde Seems to Thrive in Prison. Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN. 1895-06-16 The Sun United States New York City English 7 1 128
QUEENSBERRY WHIPS HIS SON. They Have a Fight in the Street and Both Are Arrested. 1895-05-22 The Sun United States New York City English 2 4 183
OSCAR WILDE RELEASED. A Son of the Marquis of Queensberry and a Clergyman Furnish Bail. 1895-05-08 The Sun United States New York City English 1 2 130
QUEENSBERRY’S FISTS He Lands Them in Good Old-Time Shape on His Son. BRUISES LORD DOUGLAS’ EYE Both are put Under Big Bonds to Keep the Peace for Six Months. TROUBLE CAUSED BY OSCAR WILDE (SUBJECT OF ILLUSTRATION) The Marquis of Queesnberry hasn’t forgotten what a "right-hand jab" is. 1895-06-08 The National Police Gazette United States New York City English 0 13 710
NO BAIL FOR WILDE. Brazen Demeanor During the Proceedings in Bow Street. Arrest of Taylor, His Supposed Accomplice in Crime. Testimony of the Boy Parker, Who Says He Has Reformed. 1895-04-06 The World United States New York City English 2 20 1060
>Mendes Slandered and Then Wounded. 1895-04-18 The New York Times United States New York City English 7 1 46
Oscar Wilde Imprisoned Worse Than Failure Comes of His Suit for Vindication Queensberry's Actions Justified Jurors Decide in a Subsidiary Verdict that the Marquis's Accusation Was Made for the Public Good. 1895-04-06 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 30 1386
Oscar Wilde’s Condition. 1895-06-06 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 0 42
By Commercial Cable from Our Own Correspondent. 1895-05-26 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 0 139
WILDE AS WE KNEW HIM. HIS VISIT TO AMERICA AS ÆS- THETHICISM'S APOSTLE. Caricatured by Du Maurier and Satirized by Gilbert - Stories of His Experiences While Here - His Quarrels with Critics. 1895-04-06 The Sun United States New York City English 0 18 1892
Won't Release Oscar Wilde. 1895-06-18 The Sun United States New York City English 13 1 36
TAYLOR FOUND GUILTY. Oscar Wilde Will Take His Turn Before the Jury To-day. 1895-05-22 The Sun United States New York City English 3 7 301
OSCAR WILDE IN COURT. Taken from Prison to Testify that He Is Badly in Debt and Has No Assets. 1895-11-13 The Sun United States New York City English 13 2 118
OSCAR WILDE IS COMMITTED. His Counsel to Demand Bail, Because That Is Wilde's Right. 1895-04-20 The New York Times United States New York City English 3 3 117
The New York Times - Saturday, April 6, 1895 1895-04-06 The New York Times United States New York City English 1 0 93
[By The United Press] 1895-06-09 The New York Times United States New York City English 5 2 115
Oscar Wilde Not In Bankruptcy. 1895-05-03 The New York Times United States New York City English 2 1 31
WILDE'S CAREER ENDED. HIS COMPLETE DOWNFALL FOLLOWS THE QUEENSBERRY PROSECUTION. His Solicitor Gives Up that Case and the Jury Renders a Verdict that the Mar- quis's Charges Were True and Were Made for the Public Good - Wilde Ar- rested and Locked Up in Bow Street - He Had Been Preparing to Flee the Country - His Name Taken from the Bills of His Plays at London Theatres - Awful Disclosures May Result from the Case. Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN. 1895-04-06 The Sun United States New York City English 0 28 2354
OSCAR WILDE'S PRISON LIFE. He Asks for St. Augustine's Works and Other Improving Books. 1895-06-30 The Sun United States New York City English 14 2 95
OSCAR WILDE'S NEW TRIAL. Several Witnesses Testify Against Him - He Is Pale and Anxious. 1895-05-23 The Sun United States New York City English 2 8 364
By Commercial Cable from Our Own Correspondent. 1895-04-21 The New York Times United States New York City English 1 1 138
OSCAR WILDE HAS FIRM FRIENDS By the United Press. 1895-04-07 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 1 165
THE DEFENSE OF OSCAR WILDE. Eloquence of the Accused Man Provokes a Burst of Applause. 1895-05-01 The New York Times United States New York City English 2 8 317
WILDE'S PLAYS IN AMERICA. Rose Coghlan Stops One - His Name Dropped from Another. 1895-04-06 The Sun United States New York City English 0 1 211
OSCAR WILDE GOES MAD. It Has Been Found Necessary to Confine Him in a Padded Room. 1895-06-05 The Sun United States New York City English 8 2 44
A True Bill Advised Against Wilde. 1895-04-23 The New York Times United States New York City English 9 1 45
OSCAR WILDE'S DISGRACE A Mother, Wife, and Two Children Must Share His Shame. POVERTY AT CADOGAN HOUSE A Mother's Desperate Struggle to Keep Up Appearances and Educate Her Sons. 1895-04-08 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 0 849
ALL ENGLAND AROUSED. THE COUNTRY HORROR-STRICKEN BY THE WILDE REVELATIONS. Sharp and Severe Action Will Be Taken by the Government - The Leaders of the Abominable Coterie Will Be Arrested and Sent to Prison - Wilde and His Friend Taylor Committed for Trial Without Bail - Wilde Much Depressed After a Night's Confinement in a Cell. Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN. 1895-04-07 The Sun United States New York City English 1 19 1835
Grand Jury Indicts Wilde. His Valuable Collection of Prints and Art Objects to be Sold. 1895-04-24 The New York Times United States New York City English 13 4 128
PERSONALS. 1895-06-22 The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator United States New York City English 13 1 37
WILDE’S CAREER ENDED. His Downfall Follows the Queensberry Prosecution.THE MARQUIS LOUDLY CHEERED 1895-04-20 The National Police Gazette United States New York City English 1 4 461
Items of Interest. 1895-06-22 The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator United States New York City English 14 1 23
WILDE ON THE TREADMILL. Sketch of His life in Pentonville Prison, London GARBED IN CANVAS CLOTHES.His Couch is Nothing More than a Hard Plank, with No Pillow. WHAT HE WAS AND WHAT HE IS.FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT EXIT Wilde. Vale to the poet, the aesthete, the wit. Fancy him walking a treadmill six hours a day. And yet there are titled men in England today who ought to be on the same mill. 1895-06-15 The National Police Gazette United States New York City English 0 2 1892
WILDE AND HIS WORSHIPERSSINS OF A DECADENT CIVILIZATION.(From Brann's Iconoclast.) 1895-06-29 The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator United States New York City English 0 0 1187
The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator - Saturday, May 11, 1895 1895-05-11 The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator United States New York City English 0 0 41
BAIL FOR WILDE ACCEPTED. 1895-05-05 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 13 1 33
PERSONALS. 1895-05-11 The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator United States New York City English 0 0 28
OSCAR WILDE'S NAME ERASED. 1895-04-06 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 0 1 62
WILDE IN THE BANKRUPTCY COURT. HIS LIABILITIES, £3,591; HIS ASSETS NAUGHT - CERTAIN THEATRICAL MANAGERS HIS CREDITORS. 1895-11-13 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 13 2 124
The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator - Saturday, November 23, 1895 1895-11-23 The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator United States New York City English 13 1 116
LORD ALFRED DOUGLAS'S PLEA FOR WILDE. 1895-04-21 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 4 1 49
BAIL FOR WILDE REFUSED. WITH HIS FRIEND TAYLOR HE IS REMANDED TO JAIL - THE EXAMINATION IN THE BOW STREET POLICE COURT. 1895-04-07 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 0 5 604
The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator - Saturday, November 30, 1895 1895-11-30 The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator United States New York City English 0 0 17
ADVISING OSCAR WILDE'S INDICTMENT. 1895-04-23 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 9 1 36
WANTS WILDE'S NAME ON THE BILLS. 1895-04-08 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 6 2 71
Wilde as We Knew HimHis Visit to America as Aestheticism's Apostle.Caricatured by Du Maurier and Satirized by Gilbert—Stories of His Experiences While Here—His Quarrels With Critics. 1895-04-13 The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator United States New York City English 0 38 3361
The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator - Saturday, September 28, 1895 1895-09-28 The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator United States New York City English 1 1 25
WILDE AND TAYLOR INDICTED. 1895-04-24 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 14 2 96
WILDE'S TRIAL NEARLY FINISHED. 1895-05-01 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 2 6 359
PASSING EVENTS. 1895-08-03 The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator United States New York City English 0 0 32
Oscar Wilde's Writings Put Out of the Newark Public Library. 1895-04-10 The Sun United States New York City English 1 1 49
WILDE'S TRIAL BEGINS TO-MORROW. 1895-04-25 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 9 2 89
DISSOLUTION IMPENDING. BELIEF THAT LORD ROSEBERRY WILL SOON APPEAL TO THE COUNTRY. 1895-05-19 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 6 1 58
Oscar Wilde's Books Withdrawn from the British Museum. 1895-04-10 The World United States New York City English 6 1 26
PERSONALS. 1895-07-06 The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator United States New York City English 1 1 44
Turned Oscar Wilde's Literature Out. 1895-04-10 The Sun United States New York City English 3 1 40
WILDE AND TAYLOR ON TRIAL. 1895-04-27 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 4 1 99
THE NEWS THIS MORNING. Foreign. 1895-05-02 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 0 0 12
WILDE'S TRIAL OPENS. Haggard and Careworn the Dramatist Enters the Court. 1895-04-11 The World United States New York City English 6 12 671
PERSONALS. 1895-06-15 The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator United States New York City English 0 0 42
OSCAR WILDE'S BOOKS. They Will Remain on the Shelves of the Libraries of New York. 1895-04-11 The Sun United States New York City English 0 0 548
THE PROSECUTION OF WILDE CLOSED. 1895-04-30 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 4 1 128
DISAGREEMENT IN THE WILDE CASE. 1895-05-02 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 0 0 162
OSCAR WILDE CONDEMNED. Is Found Guilty on All the Counts Against Him with a Single Exception. TWO YEARS AT HARD LABOR. This,the Maximum Penalty,Imposed Upon Him and His Friend Alfred Taylor. AN INADEQUATE SENTENCE. So the Judge Said in Scathing Observations to the Prisoners at the Bar. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-05-26 New York Herald United States New York City English 3 11 658
Oscar Wilde's Books to Remain. 1895-04-11 The World United States New York City English 0 0 32
OSCAR WILDE'S CASE. He Is Remanded Again After Several Wit- nesses Were Examined. 1895-04-12 The Sun United States New York City English 4 5 211
NO ACTION AS TO OSCAR WILDE'S BOOKS. MANAGERS OF THE NEW-YORK PUBLIC LIBRA- RIES HAVE NOT WITHDRAWN THEM FROM CIRCULATION - AN INCREASED SALE AT STORES AND STANDS. 1895-04-11 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 0 0 517
WILDE AGT. QUEENSBERRY. THE OLD BAILEY CROWDED TO HEAR THE PLAINTIFF'S TESTIMONY. HE TELLS OF HIS RELATIONS WITH THE QUEENS- BERRY FAMILY AND HOW HE ONCE ORDERED THE MARQUIS FROM HIS HOUSE - ALL THE CHARGES AGAINST HIM DENIED - HIS PECULIARITIES DISPLAYED ON THE WITNESS-STAND. 1895-04-04 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 1 7 962
MRS. FRANK LESLIE'S PLANS. TO LEASE HER BUSINESS TO A SYN- DICATE. HER DESIRE TO BE RELIEVED FROM SUCH HARD WORK AS SHE HAS BEEN DOING - SHE DENIES SOME REPORTS ABOUT HER RELATIONS WITH THE WILDES. 1895-05-20 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 0 0 372
OSCAR WILDE GROWS ANGRY. Declares that Mr. Carson's Cross-Examination Was Throughout of an Insulting Kind. IS ALIVE TO YOUTH'S CHARM. Dislikes the Old and Sensible, Is Charmed by the Careless and Young. AN OLD SCANDAL REVIVED. Once More the Russell Divorce Case Comes Up to the Law Court. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-04-05 New York Herald United States New York City English 4 17 955
OSCAR WILDE FOUND GUILTY. Despite a Favorable Summing Up by the Judge, the Jury Convicts Him. GETS TWO YEARS IN PRISON. Alfred Taylor, His Accomplice, Given a Like Sentence - Both at Hard Labor. OSCAR SIGNS A STATEMENT. Declares He is Innocent and Ex- plains Why He Is Fond of Young Men. 1895-05-25 The World United States New York City English 0 24 1433
MRS. GRANNIS AND QUEENSBERRY. She Thanked Him for What He Did, and Now He Thanks Her. HANDS ACROSS THE SEAS. He Is Especially Gratified That Texas Is Concerning Itself About Moral Questions. 1895-05-04 New York Herald United States New York City English 0 0 582
DUEL OVER WILDE’S NAME.A French Journalist Objects to a Fellow-Worker’s Remarks. 1895-04-17 The World United States New York City English 5 2 72
The Oscar Wilde Scandal. 1895-04-14 The Sun United States New York City English 6 2 140
THE NEWS THIS MORNING. Foreign. 1895-04-12 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 1 1 22
THE NEWS THIS MORNING 1895-04-04 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 1 1 17
TAYLOR'S TRIAL BEFORE WILDE'S. 1895-05-21 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 5 1 75
OSCAR WILDE ON TRIAL. Evidence Against Him and His Friend Taylor Heard at the Bow Street Police Court. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-04-12 New York Herald United States New York City English 4 13 574
WILDE A LUNATIC? The Convicted Aesthete Reported to Have Gone Mad. 1895-06-04 The World United States New York City English 11 1 41
OSCAR WILDE UNDER ARREST. The Languorous Aesthete, Caustic Cynic and Brilliant Epigrammist Now in a Police Cell. STRANGE DRAMA IN COURT Warrant Issued Immediately After the Verdict in Favor of Lord Queensberry. THE MARQUIS INTERVIEWED. Many Names Well Known in London Society Incidentally Involved in the Case. [BY THE COMMERCIAL CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-04-06 New York Herald United States New York City English 1 35 2379
BAIL FOR OSCAR WILDE. The Amount Will Be Fixed by the Judge To-Morrow. 1895-05-03 The World United States New York City English 12 1 26
OSCAR WILDE'S HOROSCOPE. Remarkable Astrologica1 Predictions Regarding His Character and Career. HIS DOWNFALL FORETOLD. Powerful Friends May Yet Save Him from Utter Poverty and Disgrace. 1895-05-05 New York Herald United States New York City English 0 0 1214
WILDE HAS NOTHING TO SAY. Pale and Distressed, He Is Com- mitted for Trial. He and His Companion, Taylor, Al- lowed No Bail. 1895-04-19 The World United States New York City English 7 4 186
... A Noble Lord Flees England, Not Daring to Face Exposures of the Oscar Wilde Sort - Growing Repugnance for Morbidity in Art and Literature ... Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN. 1895-04-14 The Sun United States New York City English 1 3 1018
OSCAR WILDE ARRAIGNED IN COURT. TESTIMONY AGAINST HIM BY SEVERAL WIT- NESSES - WILDE AND TAYLOR REMANDED WITHOUT BAIL. 1895-04-12 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 5 5 477
OSCAR WILDE'S EXAMINATION ENDED. HE LOSES HIS TEMPER UNDER MR. CARSON'S CROSS-QUESTIONING - THE MARQUIS STANDS BY HIS CHARGES. 1895-04-05 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 1 10 915
QUEENSBERRY STRUCK HIS SON. ALSO CHALLENGED HIM TO FIGHT FOR £10,000 - WILDE'S SECOND TRIAL BEGUN. 1895-05-23 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 0 0 250
"MARKISS O' QUEENSBERRY RULES." 1895-04-06 The World United States New York City English 0 0 202
OSCAR WILDE'S BOOKS. 1895-04-13 New York Herald United States New York City English 0 0 170
RUMORS ABOUT OSCAR WILDE. 1895-06-05 The World United States New York City English 0 0 198
OSCAR WILDE'S CURIOUS CAREER. Mrs. Frank Leslie Pays an Earnest and Flattering Tribute to the Fallen Poet as Son, Husband, Father and Friend. DESCRIBES HIS HOME LIFE. Glimpses Into the Life of Lady Wilde and the Author's Devotion to Her. HE WORSHIPPED HIS WIFE. Interesting Study of Wilde's Literary Work and His Opinions as a Moralist. A TRUE POET, CRITICS SAY. Impressions of His Personal Eccentricities and Experiences This Country. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-04-07 New York Herald United States New York City English 0 54 6027
WILDE’S BAIL IS $25,000.When This Is Furnished Oscar Will Be Liberated. 1895-05-04 The World United States New York City English 9 1 53
OSCAR WILDE'S HEAVY BAIL [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-05-05 New York Herald United States New York City English 14 1 45
Oscar Wilde's Trial Will Begin Next Friday at Old Bailey. 1895-04-22 The World United States New York City English 9 1 33
Efforts to Secure Oscar Wilde's Release. 1895-11-23 The Sun United States New York City English 10 1 47
WILDE COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. His Counsel Will Apply to the Court of Queen's Bench for Bail. 1895-04-20 The Sun United States New York City English 11 7 229
DUEL RESULTING FROM WILDE'S ARREST. 1895-04-18 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 7 1 57
OSCAR WILDE IN A CELL ARRESTED AFTER THE COLLAPSE OF HIS CASE AGAINST LORD QUEENSBERRY. THE CHARGE AGAINST HIM INDICATED BY HIS TESTIMONY IN COURT - HOW HE SPENT THE DAY - THE MARQUIS'S THREAT AGAINST HIM - THE OUTLOOK FOR WILDE'S PLAYS NOW ON THE STAGE. 1895-04-06 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 0 13 1131
OSCAR WILDE'S HOME SOLD. Application for a Postponement of His Trial Denied. 1895-04-24 The World United States New York City English 1 2 73
Oscar Wilde's Play to Run Here. 1895-04-06 The World United States New York City English 0 0 35
WILDE'S LATEST PLAY AT THE EMPIRE. Manager Charles Frohman Will Produce "The Importance of Being Earnest" on April 22. 1895-04-13 New York Herald United States New York City English 1 1 91
WILDE JURY DISAGREEBail for Oscar Refused and He Will Be Tried Again.He Is Kept in Court Until the Crowd Had Dispersed.A Prominent Lawyer Declares the Decision Outrageous. 1895-05-01 The World United States New York City English 4 8 416
OSCAR WILDE IN JAIL. He Will Serve His Two Years' Sentence at Wormwood Scrubbs. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-06-02 New York Herald United States New York City English 8 2 101
OSCAR WILDE RELEASED His Sureties Are Lord Douglas and the Rev. Stewart Headlam. 1895-05-07 The World United States New York City English 2 1 74
MAY NOT BE RETRIED. Not Yet Decided Whether Oscar Wilde Will Be Arraigned at the Next Session. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-05-07 New York Herald United States New York City English 10 3 196
Amount of Oscar Wilde's Bail Fixed. 1895-05-05 The New York Times United States New York City English 14 1 44
OSCAR WILDE'S TRIAL. The Prosecution Closes, and Sir Edward Clarke Speaks for Wilde. 1895-05-24 The Sun United States New York City English 6 4 113
OSCAR WILDE CASE. M. Zola Declines to Sign the Petition for His Release. 1895-11-27 The Sun United States New York City English 9 1 63
An Appeal in Behalf of Oscar Wilde. 1895-04-21 The Sun United States New York City English 4 1 49
WILDE AND TAYLOR HELD. THEY ARE COMMITTED WITHOUT BAIL FOR TRIAL IN THE CRIMINAL COURT. 1895-04-20 New-York Tribune United States New York City English 5 2 141