Browse by Newspaper - The New York Times

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

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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
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
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
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’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
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'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
Oscar Wilde in Bankruptcy. 1895-07-26 The New York Times United States New York City English 10 1 61
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 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
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
Oscar Wilde’s Conviction Sustained. 1895-06-18 The New York Times United States New York City English 13 1 37
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 New York Times - Wednesday, April 10, 1895 1895-04-10 The New York Times United States New York City English 3 1 40
Trial of Oscar Wilde Continued. 1895-04-30 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 0 19
[By The United Press] 1895-06-02 The New York Times United States New York City English 4 1 47
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
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
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
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
The New York Times - Friday, April 12, 1895 1895-04-12 The New York Times United States New York City English 0 7 251
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
>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
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
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
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
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
Amount of Oscar Wilde's Bail Fixed. 1895-05-05 The New York Times United States New York City English 14 1 44