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WILDE THE CHIEF WITNESS In the First Day of Queensberry’s Trial for Libel. LETTERS AND A NOVEL READ. The Defendant’s Counsel Quotes From Dorian Grey, One of Wilde’s Own Writings–-A Close Friendship Between the Author and the Marquis’ Second Son Shown by the Testimony. 1895-04-03 United States Brooklyn English 13 214 1565
QUEENSBERRY LIBEL SUIT. The Prosecution Concluded and the Defense Begun in London. 1895-04-04 United States Brooklyn English 0 46 316
OSCAR WILDE WAS ARRESTED Immediately After Abandoning His Suit Against Queensberry. HIS CARD TO THE NEWSPAPERS. Sensational Termination of a Scandalous Case-–Papers Submitted to the Public Prosecutor as Soon as the Collapse Was Announced–-The Disgraced Writer and Dramatist Taken to Scotland Yard This Afternoon by Two Detectives. 1895-04-05 United States Brooklyn English 0 69 730
THE JUDGE REFUSES BAIL. Oscar Wilde Remanded to Jail Until Next Thursday. 1895-04-06 United States Brooklyn English 0 11 274
BELIEVE WILDE GUILTY. Lord Douglas Had No Authority to Speak for His Relatives. 1895-04-07 United States Brooklyn English 0 9 144
Frohman Withdraws Wilde’s Play 1895-04-07 United States Brooklyn English 1 2 28
WILDE’S WORKS TABOOED. The British Museum the Latest to Withdraw His Books. 1895-04-10 United States Brooklyn English 0 7 101
WILDE LOOKED HAGGARD. His Hearing in the London Police Court Continued. 1895-04-11 United States Brooklyn English 1 6 285
NORDAU CALLS WILDE INSANE. An Interview With the Author of "Degeneration." ADVISES MENTAL EXAMINATION. The Distinguished Medico-Literary Expert, Whose Latest Book Has Made a Sensation on Two Conti- nents, Refuses to Attack or to Con- demn the Fallen Esthetic Idol––Stig- Mata of Mental Disease Described. 1895-04-14 United States Brooklyn English 0 0 1041
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle - Sunday, April 21, 1895 1895-04-21 United States Brooklyn English 0 0 54
Oscar Wilde Indicted. 1895-04-22 United States Brooklyn English 9 9 33
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle - Thursday, April 25, 1895 1895-04-25 United States Brooklyn English 0 0 11
Wilde Pleads Not Guilty. 1895-04-26 United States Brooklyn English 0 3 22
Wilde’s Trial May End To-Morrow. 1895-04-29 United States Brooklyn English 3 3 42
THE WILDE JURY DISAGREES. After Four Hours’ Deliberation No Verdict Was Reached. BAIL REFUSED THE PRISONER. The Judge Made His Charge This Morning, in Which He Called Attention to the Bad Reputation of Witnesses Against th eDefence-–New Sensation in an Already Most Notorious Case. 1895-05-01 United States Brooklyn English 0 7 603
Wilde to be Bailed. 1895-05-03 United States Brooklyn English 12 13 26
Oscar Wilde Out on Bail. 1895-05-04 United States Brooklyn English 2 3 23
Wilde May Go Out on Bail. 1895-05-05 United States Brooklyn English 7 8 38
WILDE RELEASED ON BAIL. The Rev. Stewart Headlam One of His Sureties. 1895-05-07 United States Brooklyn English 8 22 151
ARISTOCRATS GIVE BONDS Marquis of Queensberry and His Son in Court. 1895-05-22 United States Brooklyn English 0 0 111
WILDE TAKEN ILL IN COURT. His Second Trial Commenced in London This Morning. 1895-05-22 United States Brooklyn English 6 12 92
OSCAR WILDE FOUND GUILTY. Sentenced to Two Years’ Imprisonment at Hard Labor. 1895-05-25 United States Brooklyn English 0 20 229
WILDE MAKES A STATEMENT. He Gives Out an Interview Protesting His Innocence. 1895-05-26 United States Brooklyn English 0 72 727
OSCAR WILDE INSANE. So It Is Reported in London, From His Prison. 1895-06-04 United States Brooklyn English 12 12 39
Wilde’s Application Refused. 1895-06-17 United States Brooklyn English 15 16 27
OSCAR WILD BANKRUPT. 1895-07-25 United States Brooklyn English 21 21 30
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle - Friday, August 23, 1895 1895-08-23 United States Brooklyn English 0 0 15
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle - Saturday, August 24, 1895 1895-08-24 United States Brooklyn English 19 18 94
OSCAR WILDE A BANKRUPT. 1895-09-24 United States Brooklyn English 11 8 69