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OSCAR WILDE DISAPPEARS. He Does Not Seem Anxious to Appear Against Queensberry. 1895-04-03 United States San Francisco English 3 3 58
OSCAR WILDE ON THE WITNESS STAND Opening of a Sensational Case. The Marquis of Queensberry Firm. He Claims That His Charge Is True. The Esthetic Poet Put on the Rack. Merciless Cross-Examination Which Almost Caused the Plaintiff to Faint in Court. 1895-04-04 United States San Francisco English 1 266 2605
FIVE HOURS' TORTURE OF OSCAR WILDE He Makes Some Damaging Admissions. Cross-Examination Very Severe. Queensberry Will Show Him No Mercy. The Story That Led to the Libel Suit. Extracts From the "Green Carnation" -A Record of Abnormal Passion. 1895-04-05 United States San Francisco English 0 178 2392
OSCAR WILDE IN JAIL. Arrest Follows Collapse of His Case. The Marquis of Queensberry Justified. No Bail Will Be Accepted-Signs That Wilde is Hopelessly Ruined. 1895-04-06 United States San Francisco English 0 238 2003
San Francisco Chronicle - Saturday, April 6, 1895 1895-04-06 United States San Francisco English 0 0 94
HELD WITHOUT BAIL. Oscar Wilde Must Stay in Prison. Evidence That Proves His Guilt. One of His Associates Also Arrested. The People of England Aroused to the Necessity of Social Purification. Special Dispatches to the CHRONICLE. 1895-04-07 United States San Francisco English 0 110 2105
THE VALUE OF PUBLICITY. 1895-04-07 United States San Francisco English 0 0 502
Thankful for Wilde's Imprisonment. 1895-04-08 United States San Francisco English 0 0 169
WILDE CANNOT SLEEP. He Threatens to Commit Suicide. An Intense Dread of Penal Servitude. Deprivation of Luxuries Felt More Than the Shame of His Position. Special Dispatch to the CHRONICLE. 1895-04-08 United States San Francisco English 5 16 317
THE OSCAR WILDE SCANDAL. Many Englishmen Said to Be Threat- ened With Exposure. 1895-04-09 United States San Francisco English 1 0 54
Oscar Wilde's Books Withdrawn. 1895-04-11 United States San Francisco English 6 7 23
WILDE IN COURT. HIS ESTHETIC MANNERS TONED DOWN. More Strong Evidence Against Him - Returned to Prison for a Week. Special Dispatch to the CHRONICLE. 1895-04-12 United States San Francisco English 6 29 546
San Francisco Chronicle - Friday, April 12, 1895 1895-04-12 United States San Francisco English 0 0 57
ANOTHER SUIT FOR LIBEL. Case Growing Out of the Trial of Wilde. 1895-04-13 United States San Francisco English 3 3 54
LITERATURE - REVIEW, NEWS, NOTES 1895-04-14 United States San Francisco English 0 0 159
MUST STAND TRIAL. OSCAR WILDE HELD WITHOUT BAIL. The Defendant Is Much Distressed in Court and Obliged to Take a Seat. Special Dispatch to the CHRONICLE. 1895-04-20 United States San Francisco English 8 9 131
A STRIKING COMPARISON. 1895-04-21 United States San Francisco English 0 0 476
The Case of Oscar Wilde. 1895-04-24 United States San Francisco English 2 3 23
NO SYMPATHY FOR WILDE. Refusal to Postpone His Trial - His Home Sold. 1895-04-25 United States San Francisco English 3 7 69
OSCAR WILDE'S CASE. BEGINNING OF THE TRIAL IN LONDON. The Accused Author Pleads Not Guilty - Strong Evidence. Taken. Special Dispatch to the CHRONICLE. 1895-04-27 United States San Francisco English 5 16 222
GOSSIP OF LONDON. Special Dispatch to the CHRONICLE. 1895-04-28 United States San Francisco English 0 0 80
TRIAL OF OSCAR WILDE. The Disgraced Poet's Wife Will Sue for a Divorce. 1895-04-30 United States San Francisco English 5 5 176
DEFENSE OF WILDE. OSCAR DENIES THAT HE IS GUILTY. He Makes a Desperate Effort to Convince the Jury of His Innocence. Special Dispatch to the CHRONICLE. 1895-05-01 United States San Francisco English 6 52 493
San Francisco Chronicle - Thursday, May 2, 1895 1895-05-02 United States San Francisco English 0 0 101
UNABLE TO AGREE. THE JURY IN THE CASE OF OSCAR WILDE. Points Made by the Judge in His Charge - The Case Not Yet Ended. Special Dispatch to the CHRONICLE. 1895-05-02 United States San Francisco English 4 17 331
Oscar Wilde a Bankrupt. 1895-05-03 United States San Francisco English 9 11 15
Wilde to Give Bail. 1895-05-04 United States San Francisco English 12 13 26
WILDE GRANTED BAIL. Latest Phase of the London Scandal. Apparent Effort to Conceal Facts. Widespread Belief That Prominent Persons Want the Truth Suppressed. Special Dispatches to the CHRONICLE. 1895-05-05 United States San Francisco English 1 14 748
OSCAR WILDE RELEASED. The Accused Poet and Dramatist Now Out on Bail. 1895-05-08 United States San Francisco English 2 21 130
DR. MOMERIE DEPARTS. Oscar Wilde's Downfall. 1895-05-13 United States San Francisco English 0 0 205
TO COMFORT LADY WILDE. The Object of Mrs. Frank Leslie's Trip to Europe. 1895-05-19 United States San Francisco English 0 2 188
HOPES FOR OSCAR WILDE. The Chances for His Conviction Are Thought to Be Slight. 1895-05-21 United States San Francisco English 11 8 234
QUEENSBERRY RULES. The Marquis Thrashes His Son. Lord Alfred Douglas the Victim. A Personal Encounter Following the Conviction of Wilde's Associate. Special Dispatches to the CHRONICLE. 1895-05-22 United States San Francisco English 4 24 1184
MUST KEEP THE PEACE Queensberry and His Eldest Son. Lord Douglas Has a Black Eye. The Lively Marquis Ready for An- other Fight - Oscar Wilde on Trial. Special Dispatches to the CHRONICLE. 1895-05-23 United States San Francisco English 1 83 911
OSCAR WILDE IN COURT. Continuation of the Trial of the Accused Author. 1895-05-24 United States San Francisco English 3 16 177
WILDE ON THE STAND MORE ABOUT THE BIG LONDON SCANDAL. The Marquis of Queensberry Says the Accused Will Be Acquitted. Special Dispatches to the CHRONICLE. 1895-05-25 United States San Francisco English 3 64 445
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. 1895-05-26 United States San Francisco English 0 107 1486
San Francisco Chronicle - Monday, May 27, 1895 1895-05-27 United States San Francisco English 0 0 171
WILDE IN JAIL GARB. His First Meal on Prison Fare. Close Medical Examination Made. If the Esthete Is Sound He May Serve Six Months on the Treadmill. Special Dispatch to the CHRONICLE. 1895-05-28 United States San Francisco English 3 26 416
THEATRICAL NEWS IN BRIEF. 1895-06-02 United States San Francisco English 0 0 86
WILDE IS INSANE. HE IS CONFINED IN A PADDED CELL. The Disgraced Author Said to Have Entirely Lost His Reason. Special Dispatch to the CHRONICLE. 1895-06-05 United States San Francisco English 0 6 198
San Francisco Chronicle - Wednesday, June 5, 1895 1895-06-05 United States San Francisco English 0 0 90
WILDE IS NOT INSANE. The Erratic Oscar Is Eating Prison Fare and Pushing the Treadmill. 1895-06-06 United States San Francisco English 1 3 173
San Francisco Chronicle - Friday, June 7, 1895 1895-06-07 United States San Francisco English 0 0 102
OSCAR WILDE IN PRISON. He Is Becoming Reconciled to His Changed Condition of Life. 1895-06-17 United States San Francisco English 7 10 127
WILDE PICKS OAKUM. THE POET MAY SOON BE MAKING MATCHES. His Plays Soon to Make Their Re- appearance on the Eng- lish Stage. Special Dispatch to the CHRONICLE. 1895-07-01 United States San Francisco English 14 14 95
WAITING FOR OSCAR WILDE. Lord Alfred Douglas Has Furnished a Cottage in Italy. 1895-07-22 United States San Francisco English 6 8 126
Vindication of Character. Stockton Mail, August 19th. 1895-08-22 United States San Francisco English 0 0 56
OSCAR WILDE'S FUTURE. He May Begin Life Anew Under an Assumed Name. 1895-08-25 United States San Francisco English 19 17 96
OSCAR WILDE'S DEBTS. Money Ready for All but One Creditor. 1895-09-25 United States San Francisco English 11 7 69
PERSONAL NOTES. 1895-11-15 United States San Francisco English 1 1 50
LITTLE SYMPATHY FOR WILDE. The Disgraced Poet Will Probably Serve Out His Sentence. 1895-11-27 United States San Francisco English 2 2 132