Browse by Date - 1895-05-26

Below is the list of news reports on Wilde’s trials that were published on 1895-05-26. Select the headline of one of the reports to navigate directly to it.

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DEPECHES Télégraphiques. TRANSMISES A L'ABEILLE. Nouvelles Etrangères. OSCAR WILDE. Sa Condamnation. Presse Associée. L'Abeille de la Nouvelle-Orléans United States New Orleans French 0 16 268
Verschiedenes. Berliner Börsenzeitung Germany Berlin German 0 0 262
Berliner Volkszeitung - Sunday, May 26, 1895 Berliner Volkszeitung Germany Berlin German 2 2 26
WILDE FOUND GUILTY. Sentenced to Two Years at Hard Labor. Was Full of Confidence Up to the Very Last - Staggered by Blow. Strove to Speak but Sank Into Chair a Mental and Physical Wreck. (Copyright.) The Boston Globe United States Boston English 1 11 479
EDITORIAL POINTS. The Boston Globe United States Boston English 0 0 73
OSCAR GETS TWO YEARS. "Prose Poems" Denounced as Poison to the Minds of Young. The Boston Post United States Boston English 1 30 343
WILDE MAKES A STATEMENT. He Gives Out an Interview Protesting His Innocence. The Brooklyn Daily Eagle United States Brooklyn English 0 72 727
RESULT IS A SURPRISE FEW EXPECTED A VERDICT OF GUILTY IN OSCAR WILDE'S CASE. His Appearance While Awaiting the Close of the Proceedings Against Him at the Old Bailey a Pitiable Sight - His Pun- ishment the Severest Known to English Law - Scathing Denunciation to the Jury - Lord Alfred Douglad to Be Arrested if He Returns to England. The Chicago Tribune United States Chicago English 0 77 1275
WILDE AND TAYLOR IN PENTONVILLE No Delay in Their Beginning to Serve the Sentences Imposed. The Chicago Tribune United States Chicago English 0 7 77
The Chicago Tribune - Sunday, May 26, 1895 The Chicago Tribune United States Chicago English 0 0 195
'TIS CRUEL! Too Utterly Awfully So! Oscar and Alfred Must Bid Farewell, The Former Going To a Lonely Old Prison Cell. Two Years at Hard Labor For the Languid Mr. Wilde. Taylor Gets the Same Dose, and the Shameful Pair Are Derided in Open Court. The Cincinnati Enquirer United States Cincinnati English 2 125 1108
WILDE FOUND GUILTY. Fallen Aesthete Sentenced to Two Years' Penal Servitude. The Daily Inter Ocean United States Chicago English 2 108 1099
Oscar Wilde Convicted. (Copyright, 1895, Associated Press.) The Daily Picayune New Orleans United States New Orleans English 0 0 80
TRIBUNALES EXTRANJEROS Wilde y Taylor El Día Spain Madrid Spanish 4 4 24
Chronique des Tribunaux Oscar Wilde (De notre correspondant particulier) L'Echo de Paris France Paris French 10 239 950
Dernière Heure Oscar Wilde et Taylor L'Eclaireur de Nice France Nice French 6 30 22
TRIBUNAUXAffaire Oscar Wilde L'Estafette France Paris French 2 32 110
Dépêches du soir et de la nuit L'Estafette Switzerland Lausanne French 7 29 16
INFORMATIONS DIVERSES Express France Mulhouse French 0 0 41
GAZETTE DES TRIBUNAUX (De notre correspondant particulier) L'AFFAIRE OSCAR WILDE Le Figaro France Paris French 0 0 140
ÉCHOS Le Fin de siècle France Paris French 0 0 92
THE SOCIETY SCANDAL END OF THE TRIAL. SIR FRANK LOCKWOOD'S SPEECH FOR THE CROWN. FIERCE WRANGLES BETWEEN COUNSEL. SUMMING UP OF THE JUDGE. VERDICT AND SENTENCE. Galignani Messenger France Paris English 1 15 2695
CHRONIQUE DES TRIBUNAUX LA CONDAMNATION D'OSCAR WILDE Le Gaulois France Paris French 19 115 152
TOUR DU MONDE Gil Blas France Paris French 0 47 184
Telegramas. El Guadalete Spain Jerez de la Frontera Spanish 7 48 167
EXTRANJERO Por telégrafo (DE FABRA) A dos años de trabajos. El Heraldo de Madrid Spain Madrid Spanish 4 4 24
WILDE SENTENCIADO La Iberia Spain Madrid Spanish 4 1 24
LOS ESCÁNDALOS DE LONDRES (POR TELEGRAFO) (DE NUESTRO CORRESPONSAL) Wilde á trabajos forzados El Imparcial Spain Madrid Spanish 0 0 60
DERNIÈRES DÉPÊCHES L'AFFAIR OSCAR WILDE L'Indépendence Belge Belgium Brussels French 0 0 71
ECHOS DES TRIBUNAUXL'affaire Oscar WildeNotre correspondant particulier nous télégraphie:Londres, 25 mai. Le Jour France Paris French 19 104 140
Chronique des Tribunaux L'affaire Oscar Wilde (PAR DEPECHE) Le verdict Le Journal France Paris French 18 114 143
ÉTRANGER Angleterre Journal de Genève Switzerland Geneva French 0 15 85
L'AFFAIRE OSCAR WILDE Journal des débats politiques et littéraires France Paris French 18 114 138
LE PROCES OSCAR WILDE La défense -- Interrogatoire de Wilde La Justice France Paris French 10 199 656
Telegramas EL PROCESO WILDE La Justicia Spain Madrid Spanish 4 4 23
LES SCANDALES OE LONDRES La Lanterne France Paris French 0 92 267
2e ÉDITION DERNIÈRES NOUVELLES OSCAR WILDE CONDAMNÉ La Libre parole France Paris French 1 1 32
CHRONIQUE DU PALAIS La Loi France Paris French 3 65 177
TWO YEARS AT HARD LABOR Oscar Wilde to Be Immured in a Dungeon STRICTURES OF THE JUDGE The Esthete Receives a Scoring at the Hands of Justice Imperturbable to the Last, the Man of the Sunflower and Chrysanthemum Makes a Denial Associated Press Special Wire. Los Angeles Herald United States Los Angeles English 0 67 885
BY TELEGRAPH Los Angeles Herald United States Los Angeles English 5 5 11
A L’ÉTRANGERLES SCANDALES DE LONDRESContinuation du procès Oscar Wilde. — L’interrogatoire de l’accusé(par dépêche) L’Éclair France Paris French 1 85 265
WILDE ET TAYLOR Le verdict du jury -- Deux ans de travaux forcés. Le Matin France Paris French 2 25 81
Oscar Wilde verurtheilt. Neues Wiener Journal Austria Vienna German 3 3 20
OSCAR WILDE'S FATE SEALED. THE WHILOM AESTHETE SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS' IMPRISONMENT WITH HARD LABOR. COLLAPSED AT THE DOCK IN PASSING JUDGMENT HIS LORDSHIP CALLED THE MAXIMUM PENALTY INADEQUATE. [BY THE HERALD'S SPECIAL WIRE.] The New York Herald (European Edition) France Paris English 0 0 1051
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.] New York Herald United States New York City English 3 51 658
Oscar Wilde Is A Convict. Apparently Stunned by His Sentence to Two Years at Hard Labour. The New York Times United States New York City English 0 34 225
By Commercial Cable from Our Own Correspondent. The New York Times United States New York City English 0 0 139
La famille Queensberry, Douglas L'Ordre de Paris France Paris French 8 12 330
Letzte Drahtnachrichten. Ostdeutsche Rundschau Austria Vienna German 3 3 20
AU PALAIS Procès Oscar Wilde Paris France Paris French 19 114 147
LES SCANDALES DE LONDRES Continuation du procès Oscar Wilde. — L’interrogatoire de l’accusé La Patrie France Paris French 1 55 166
Una familia modelo El País Spain Madrid Spanish 1 10 312
L’ACTUALITÉ Au pays des bonnes moeurs. — « Alas poor England ! » Boxe Aristocratique. — Les farces du marquis de Queensberry. — Un iguansdon ancètre d’Oscar Wilde. — La « frottée » utile. — Les regrets d’un fils. — Une Jolie famille. Le Petit caporal France Paris French 0 64 1057
PAR DÉPÊCHES Le Petit moniteur universel France Paris French 19 114 151
CONDAMNATION D'OSCAR WILDE Le Petit Parisien France Paris French 18 99 152
A LONDRES Wilde et Taylor condamnés. -- La république à Formose Le Petit Troyen France Troyes French 6 30 18
Dernière Heure L'Affaire Oscar Wilde. La Petite Gironde France Bordeaux French 0 22 42
TRIBUNAUX Le Procès d'Oscar Wilde La Petite République France Paris French 2 138 493
DERNIERE HEURE Le procès Wilde-Taylor Le Phare du Littoral France Nice French 4 34 33
OSCAR WILDE CONVICTED The Jury Pronounces Him Guilty and the Crowd Present Cries "Shame." JUSTICE WILLS SHOWS NO MERCY He Sentences Wilde and Taylor to Two Years' Imprisonment at Hard Labor. THE VERDICT A BIG SURPRISE The Jury Wanted to Know Why Lord Alfred Douglas Had Not Been Arrested. The Philadelphia Inquirer United States Philadelphia English 0 108 1364
OSCAR WILDE A WRECK. His Appearance in the Dock—The Punishment Severe. The Philadelphia Inquirer United States Philadelphia English 0 10 590
The Philadelphia Inquirer - Sunday, May 26, 1895 The Philadelphia Inquirer United States Philadelphia English 0 0 15
OSCAR WILDE FOUND GUILTY HE IS SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS IN PRISON AT HARD LABOR. TAYLOR RECEIVED THE SAME There Was a Large Number of Spectators at the Last Day's Session of This Famous Trial - After Sentence Pronounced Wilde Wrote a Letter to the Public in Which He Protests His Innocence - The Verdict Created Much Surprise. The Philadelphia Times United States Philadelphia English 2 74 1387
Noteworthy Criminal Records. The Philadelphia Times United States Philadelphia English 0 0 56
Aus dem Gerichtssaale. Die Presse Austria Vienna German 3 3 20
TRIBUNAUXAffaire Oscar Wilde Le Public France Paris French 2 34 111
LA FAMILLE DOUGLAS Le Quotidien illustré France Paris French 2 25 281
L'AFFAIR OSCAR WILDE Le Quotidien illustré France Paris French 0 0 52
CHRONIQUE JUDICIAIRE L'affaire Oscar Wilde Le Radical France Paris French 0 12 153
LES TRIBUNAUX L'affaire Wilde Le Rappel France Paris French 9 208 665
WILDE CONVICTED. SCENES BETWEEN COUNSEL. PULL AND SPECIAL REPORT. THE JUDGES SUMMING UP. SENTENCES ON WILDE AND TAYLOR. APPLICATION BY SIR E. CLARKE. Reynolds's Newspaper Britain London English 1 242 9552
WILDE CONVICTED. SCENES BETWEEN COUNSEL. PULL AND SPECIAL REPORT. THE JUDGES SUMMING UP. SENTENCES ON WILDE AND TAYLOR. APPLICATION BY SIR E. CLARKE. Reynolds's Newspaper Britain London English 1 177 9552
LES TRIBUNAUX ÉTRANGER Oscar Wilde La République Française France Paris French 0 85 391
OSCAR WILDE CONVICTED Sentenced to Two Years' Imprisonment at Hard Labor. Jurors Make Pertinent Inquiries Concerning a Warrant for Lord Alfred Douglass. The San Francisco Call United States San Francisco English 0 41 637
WILDE FOUND GUILTY. Given Two Years at Hard Labor. Collapse of the Depraved Esthete. The Judge Declares the Verdict Just - Taylor Gets the Same Sentence. Special Dispatches to the CHRONICLE. San Francisco Chronicle United States San Francisco English 0 107 1486
OSCAR WILDE HAS BEEN FOUND GUILTY. Sentenced by the Court to Two Years' Imprisonment With Hard Labor. The Judge Regrets That the Law Will Not Permit a More Severe Penalty. TAYLOR GETS THE SAME SENTENCE. Both Men Are Guilty as Charged, and the Wilde Verdict Brings in Some Parties Not Named. [Copyright, 1895, by the New York World.] The San Francisco Examiner United States San Francisco English 0 78 1491
The San Francisco Examiner - Sunday, May 26, 1895 The San Francisco Examiner United States San Francisco English 0 0 125
DERNIÈRES NOUVELLES L'AFFAIRE WILDE-TAYLOR Le Siècle France Paris French 5 32 27
A Travers la Presse Esthètes et symbolistes Le Soir France Paris French 1 9 348
NOUVELLES DE L’ÉTRANGERANGLETERRE Le Soleil France Paris French 4 0 28
TRIBUNAUXL'affaire Oscar Wilde. — Le verdict. La Souveraineté nationale France Paris French 3 24 296
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. The Sun United States New York City English 0 91 1006
THEY SAY— The Sunday Times Australia Sydney English 0 0 17
THE OSCAR WILDE TRIAL. WILDE IN THE WITNESS-BOX. ("SUNDAY TIMES' SPECIAL MESSAGE.) LONDON, May 24. The Sunday Times Australia Sydney English 0 0 73
OSCAR WILDE GUILTY.SENTENCE OF TWO YEARS’ HARD LABOUR. Sunday World Ireland Dublin English 2 42 753
UNDER QUEENSBERRY RULES.THE MARQUESS OF QUEENSBERRY GIVES HIS SON A BLACK EYE. Sunday World Ireland Dublin English 1 21 1650
TRIBUNAUX ÉTRANGERS DEUXIÈME PROCÈS D'OSCAR WILDE Le Temps France Paris French 9 139 715
THE CRITIC. By "Sir Fretful Plagiary." Truth Australia Sydney English 0 0 71
"TRUTH" THINKS Truth Australia Sydney English 0 0 39
Oscar Wilde's Trial. LONDON, Friday Night. Truth Australia Sydney English 1 0 38
Los grandes PROCESOS. EL DE OSCAR WILDE El Universal Mexico Mexico City Spanish 1 8 392
TRIBUNAUXAffaire Oscar Wilde Le Voltaire France Paris French 2 33 111
OSCAR WILDE A FELONFound Guilty and Sentenced to Two Years in Prison.ALFRED TAYLOR SHARES HIS FATEWhen Sentence Was Pronounced the Author Appeared Stunned, and Was Hurried Off to His Cell, the Judge Peremptorily Refusing a Postponement of Sentence—His Charge Distinctly Against the Prisoner—Cries of "Shame!" The Washington Post United States Washington English 3 83 690
Telegramme des Telegraphen-Correspondenz-Bureau. Wiener Zeitung Austria Vienna German 3 3 20
TRIBUNAUX L'affaire Wilde Le XIXe Siècle France Paris French 9 210 664
Despachos telegráficos. (DEL SERVICIO PARTICULAR DE «LA ÉPOCA») El proceso contra Oscar Wilde. La Época Spain Madrid Spanish 4 1 22