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"ROSE-RED LIPS" Of Lord Alfred Douglas Mentioned in a Letter of Oscar Wilde, Who Asks "His Own Boy" Why "He Is Alone." Salacious Testimony in the Marquis of Queensberry Libel Suit in London. 1895-04-04 United States Cincinnati English 13 245 1634
PROBABLY Wishes He Hadn't Sued. Oscar Wilde Not Only Loses His Case, But Is Himself Arrested by Scotland Yard Detectives. The Jury Finds the Marquis of Queensberry's Defense Was True in Substance and That His Statement Was For the Public Good. 1895-04-06 United States Cincinnati English 6 187 1427
Beerbohm Tree's Regret. 1895-04-06 United States Cincinnati English 2 6 72
WITHOUT BAILOscar Wilde Is Remanded Until Thursday Next. 1895-04-07 United States Cincinnati English 0 17 253
HIS OSCARSHas Some Friends Left.Mrs. Frank Leslie, Who Married His Brother,Knows the Æsthete Well and Thinks Him a Model.Mrs. Langtry Believes He Is Being Persecuted,While Mrs. Grannis Wants Him Made "an Example."Inspector Williams Tells How Wilde Was Once Bunkoed By Hungry Joe. 1895-04-08 United States Cincinnati English 0 1 1209
WITH OSCAR,Alfred Taylor, a Rich Young Englishman, Is Landed. 1895-04-08 United States Cincinnati English 0 0 202
OSCAR HAS INSOMNIA. 1895-04-08 United States Cincinnati English 2 8 74
OSCAR WILDE'S FALL. 1895-04-09 United States Cincinnati English 5 7 94
OSCAR WILDE, Haggard and Worn, Again Appears Before the Bar of Justice. 1895-04-12 United States Cincinnati English 1 8 212
OSCAR W And Others Like Him. All Civilization is Honeycombed With Hypocrisy, And There Is Much That Could Be Told Of Great Men Who Have Swayed the World. "The Doctrine That Cleanliness Is Next To Godliness Means More Than We Thought." 1895-04-16 United States Cincinnati English 0 0 1467
BOYCOTTED, Even in Wicked Paris, Are the Associates of the "Æsthete" Oscar Wilde. M. Blowitz, of the London Times, Must Also Go For Other Reasons. 1895-04-16 United States Cincinnati English 0 0 536
AN OSCAR WILDE DUEL. 1895-04-18 United States Cincinnati English 5 3 68
VERY LIMP Was Oscar When He Appeared in the Police Court. 1895-04-20 United States Cincinnati English 8 14 183
The Cincinnati Enquirer - Sunday, April 21, 1895 1895-04-21 United States Cincinnati English 0 0 236
OSCAR WILDE INDICTED. 1895-04-23 United States Cincinnati English 8 8 34
The Cincinnati Enquirer - Sunday, April 28, 1895 1895-04-28 United States Cincinnati English 0 0 45
TWO AMERICANS, Who Are Nameless, Are Mentioned in the Oscar Wilde Trial. 1895-04-29 United States Cincinnati English 4 24 278
OSCAR WILDE'S WIFE Leaves His House, and Will Institute Divorce Proceedings. 1895-04-30 United States Cincinnati English 6 5 139
OSCAR Makes a General Denial, And His Eloquence Elicits an Outburst of Applause From the Gallery. 1895-05-01 United States Cincinnati English 5 61 595
A SPLIT In the Oscar Wilde Case. The Defendant Refused Bail and Was Returned To Jail To Await a New Trial. 1895-05-02 United States Cincinnati English 4 29 449
OSCAR WILDE'S BAIL. 1895-05-04 United States Cincinnati English 12 13 27
SHATTERED. A Minister's Trademark. The "American Oscar Wilde" Calling In His Advertising Lithographs. 1895-05-05 United States Cincinnati English 3 14 477
OSCAR WILDE'S BAIL. 1895-05-05 United States Cincinnati English 9 9 56
OSCAR FREE. Sureties Furnished By Wilde Accepted and He Is Released. 1895-05-08 United States Cincinnati English 4 28 209
OH, BOYS! Are You Half as Wicked as This Good Man Says You Are. 1895-05-13 United States Cincinnati English 0 0 163
OSCAR MOANED When a Bulldog Tackled His Pet Pug. 1895-05-18 United States Cincinnati English 1 0 305
SCIENCE Has a Delicate Subject. Prominent Lights in the Medical Profession Tracing the Cause of Moral Perversion. 1895-05-19 United States Cincinnati English 0 0 861
OSCAR'S CASE Will Probably Go Over Until Next Term of Court. 1895-05-21 United States Cincinnati English 12 17 286
A BLACK EYE Worn By Lord Douglass, Who Tells the Court How Papa Trimmed Him. Oscar Wilde's Trial Begun—The Esthete Looks Pale and Careworn. 1895-05-23 United States Cincinnati English 4 32 433
TAKEN ILL Was Oscar Wilde During the Trial of His Case. 1895-05-23 United States Cincinnati English 3 15 69
"DECENCY "Didn't Enter the Question," Said Oscar Wilde, Referring To His Letters. Lord Alfred's "Rose-Leaf Lips" and "Slim, Gilt Soul"—The Marquis Talks. 1895-05-25 United States Cincinnati English 4 60 458
OSCAR WILDE, Says the Marquis of Queensberry, Will Be Acquitted. 1895-05-25 United States Cincinnati English 0 13 162
A Depraved Son. 1895-05-25 United States Cincinnati English 1 5 38
'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. 1895-05-26 United States Cincinnati English 2 125 1108
HER VIEW OF OSCAR. 1895-05-28 United States Cincinnati English 1 1 200
TOUGH LUCK. CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE. 1895-06-02 United States Cincinnati English 0 0 64
WILDE Is Now Treading Wind. Prison Life of the Esthete Apostle. Scenes in Old England's Model Penitentiary. The Daily Routine and Labor of the Convicts. Divided Into Classes and Kept Always at Work—Treatment and Punishment. 1895-06-02 United States Cincinnati English 1 45 3077
FOR OSCARLord Alfred Is Waiting.He Will Take the Æsthete Over To Italy.Good Fortune Falls To the American Girl Who Wedded Lord Douglas. 1895-07-21 United States Cincinnati English 4 6 102
AFTER OSCAR’S PROPERTY. 1895-07-26 United States Cincinnati English 21 21 31
AESHETIC OSCARGazed Upon By a Correspondent, But Not Interviewed. 1895-08-31 United States Cincinnati English 2 13 468
OSCAR HAS NO ASSETS. 1895-09-25 United States Cincinnati English 11 8 70
The Cincinnati Enquirer - Sunday, November 17, 1895 1895-11-17 United States Cincinnati English 3 3 17