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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 United States New York City English 12 166 1477
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 United States New York City English 4 94 955
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 United States New York City English 1 195 2379
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 United States New York City English 0 123 6027
New York Herald - Thursday, April 11, 1895 1895-04-11 United States New York City English 0 0 30
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 United States New York City English 4 70 574
OSCAR WILDE'S BOOKS. 1895-04-13 United States New York City English 0 0 170
WILDE'S LATEST PLAY AT THE EMPIRE. Manager Charles Frohman Will Produce "The Importance of Being Earnest" on April 22. 1895-04-13 United States New York City English 1 1 91
TALK OF THE BOULEVARDS. Oscar Wilde's Arrest Causing a Great Sensation and Much Personal Gossip in Paris. 1895-04-14 United States New York City English 1 1 37
HE BUNCOED OSCAR WILDE HE SWINDLED OSCAR WILDE. 1895-04-20 United States New York City English 0 0 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 United States New York City English 11 25 232
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 United States New York City English 15 33 145
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 United States New York City English 8 10 170
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 United States New York City English 3 7 153
IN WILDE'S DEFENCE. Passionate and Eloquent Appeal Made to the Jury by Sir Edward Clarke. [By Cable to the Herald.] 1895-05-01 United States New York City English 10 76 560
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 United States New York City English 0 0 582
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 United States New York City English 0 0 1214
OSCAR WILDE'S HEAVY BAIL [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-05-05 United States New York City English 14 12 45
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 United States New York City English 10 11 196
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 United States New York City English 7 32 268
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 United States New York City English 4 35 862
TAYLOR FOUND GUILTY. Verdict Against the Man Who Was Oscar Wilde's Fellow Prisoner. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-05-22 United States New York City English 1 15 213
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 United States New York City English 6 14 114
WILDE UNDER FIRE. Called to the Stand and Cross-Examined by the Counsel for the Prosecution. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-05-25 United States New York City English 4 28 401
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 United States New York City English 3 51 658
OSCAR WILDE IN JAIL. He Will Serve His Two Years' Sentence at Wormwood Scrubbs. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.] 1895-06-02 United States New York City English 8 11 101