Browse by Newspaper - The Salt Lake Herald

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

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OSCAR WILDE'S LIBEL SUIT. One of the Most Peculiar Cases Ever Heard. LOVE LETTERS TO A BOY. KNIGHT OF THE SUNFLOWER SHOWS UP VERY BADLY. Accused of Intimacy with Lord Alfred Queensbury and Another Youth-His Book Wherein Sodomy Appears to Be Justified-The Poet Draws a Large Audience, and Admission is Had By Ticket Only. 1895-04-04 The Salt Lake Herald United States Salt Lake City English 13 23 1199
EVIDENCE TOO VILE TO REPEAT. Life of the "Apostle of the Pure, the Good and the Beautiful." AFTERNOON TEA PARTIES. SUSPECTED INTIMACY WITH VARIOUS YOUTHS. Some of the Newspapers are Printing the Testimony Verbatim, But the St. James Gazette Says the Proceedings are Too Vile to Admit of Repetition-Carson Scores the Apostle so Severely That He Leaves the Court Room. 1895-04-05 The Salt Lake Herald United States Salt Lake City English 9 14 744
IS NO MEANER THING THAN HE. Wilde One of the Lowest Creatures That Now Disgrace the Earth. BUT LITTLE SHAME LEFT. Enough Sense, However, to Withdraw His Suit. The Marquis Exonerated By the Jury, and the Apostle of Beauty and Purity Placed Under Arrest and is Now in Jail-Words Aimed at Wilde Were Justifiable Under the Circumstances and the Evidence Developed-Worst Case of a Decade. 1895-04-06 The Salt Lake Herald United States Salt Lake City English 9 17 1283
The Salt Lake Herald - Saturday, April 6, 1895 1895-04-06 The Salt Lake Herald United States Salt Lake City English 0 0 16