Browse by Newspaper - The Atlanta Constitution

Listed below are all the news reports on Wilde’s trials that were published in The Atlanta Constitution. Select the headline of one of the reports to navigate directly to it.

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WILDE IN A CELL. The Sunflower Villain Is Arrested and Will Be Prosecuted. QUEENSBERRY'S CHARGE WAS TRUE He Is Acquitted by the Jury and Cheered by the Audience. THE MARQUIS THREATENS OSCAR Plays of Which Wilde Is the Author Are to Be Withdrawn - His Name Taken from the Bills. 1895-04-06 The Atlanta Constitution United States Atlanta English 1 21 1132
OSCAR IS DEPRAVED His Defense is Enough to Prove Queensbury's Charges True. WILDE DENIES THAT HE IS IMMORAL The Evidence, Though, Makes Him Out Thoroughly Debased. HIS LETTER TO LORD DOUGLASS The Apostle of Estheticism Says That He Rarely Believes What He Writes. He Poses as a Smart Witness. 1895-04-04 The Atlanta Constitution United States Atlanta English 10 19 1122
OSCAR IN A BAD LIGHT His Own Admissions Show Him To Be a Vile Creature. QUEENSBURY DESPISED HIM HEARTILY The Marquis Tried to Save His Son from Wilde's Influence. ROSEBERRY AND THE QUEEN ABUSED The Father Denounced Them for Elevating the Youth to the Peerage. Grest Crowds Attend the Trial. 1895-04-05 The Atlanta Constitution United States Atlanta English 0 22 955