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BRITISH ADVICES. 1895-05-04 Daily World Vancouver English 9 9 51
VICE, NOT ART. 1895-05-04 Daily World Vancouver English 1 0 339
NOTES OF THE DAY. 1895-05-06 Daily World Vancouver English 2 2 190
Daily World - Tuesday, May 7, 1895 1895-05-07 Daily World Vancouver English 0 0 97
BRITISH ADVICES. 1895-05-07 Daily World Vancouver English 3 10 56
TOPICS OF THE DAY. 1895-05-09 Daily World Vancouver English 0 2 200
TRANSATLANTIC JOTTINGS. 1895-05-10 Daily World Vancouver English 1 1 115
LATEST DESPATCHES CONDENSED. 1895-05-18 Daily World Vancouver English 3 3 50
THE REIGNING SENSATION. Wilde to be Tried Separately - Taylor Facing the Music. 1895-05-20 Daily World Vancouver English 12 4 278
TAYLOR FOUND GUILTY. Queensberry and His Son Indulge in a Scrimmage. 1895-05-21 Daily World Vancouver English 1 4 186
BRITISH ADVICES. 1895-05-22 Daily World Vancouver English 2 1 167
WILDE IS SICK. 1895-05-22 Daily World Vancouver English 3 3 62
BOTH ARE FOUND GUILTY OSCAR WILDE AND TAYLOR SENTENCED TO TWO YEAR'S IMPRISONMENT. Applause for the Prosecuting Counsel - Wilde's Practices Condemned as Detestable and Abominable - His Statement. 1895-05-25 Daily World Vancouver English 1 19 482
ENGLISH CABLE LETTER. 1895-05-27 Daily World Vancouver English 1 4 125
ECHOES OF THE WILDE CASE. 1895-05-31 Daily World Vancouver English 0 1 662
EUROPEAN ADVICES. 1895-06-04 Daily World Vancouver English 11 11 46
LONDON CABLES. 1895-06-06 Daily World Vancouver English 7 5 105
HE PICKS OAKUM. 1895-06-14 Daily World Vancouver English 8 4 104
ACROSS THE POND. Oscar Wilde Seeking a New Trial, Fails to Get Released Meantime 1895-06-17 Daily World Vancouver English 15 16 27
EUROPEAN ADVICES. 1895-06-19 Daily World Vancouver English 7 10 87
Wilde Having an Easier Time 1895-07-03 Daily World Vancouver English 14 15 78
AGAINST OSCAR WILDE. QUEENSBERRY WANTS COSTS OUT OF THE EROTIC POET. 1895-07-25 Daily World Vancouver English 24 24 27
NOTES OF THE DAY. 1895-08-01 Daily World Vancouver English 7 6 85
CABLED FROM LONDON. Wilde's Finances. 1895-08-23 Daily World Vancouver English 15 12 93
CABLED FROM LONDON. 1895-09-24 Daily World Vancouver English 1 4 30
CABLED FROM LONDON. 1895-11-12 Daily World Vancouver English 1 1 78
Daily World - Saturday, November 30, 1895 1895-11-30 Daily World Vancouver English 11 11 46
THE MORALS OF AUTHORS OSCAR WILDE’S CASE DISCUSSED IN A RACY MANNER. […] Speak for Themselves - Filthy Habits that Society Should Not Condone - Virtue in the Home and Nation. 1895-12-14 Daily World Vancouver English 0 0 992
QUEENSBERRY AND WILDE. HEARING OF THE SCANDAL AFFECTING LORD A. DOUGLAS. Statement by Counsel - Extraordinary Letter from Wilde to the Young Lord - Wilde’s Evidence of his Relations with the Queensberry Family. 1895-04-03 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 11 108 1116
THE WILDE LIBEL CASE. THE PLAINTIFF AGAIN ON THE WITNESS STAND. His Amazing and Expensive Fondness for the society of Nice Young Men - The Marquis of Queensberry’s Strange Statement About Lord Alfred Douglas. 1895-04-04 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 93 1080
QUEENSBERRY WAS RIGHT. THE JURY FINDS THE ALLEGED LIBEL WAS TRUE. And that the Charges Against Oscar Wilde had been Made in the Public Interest - The Plaintiff Ordered to Pay the Costs of the Defence. 1895-04-05 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 1 123 765
WILDE LOCKED UP AND TREATED LIKE ANY OTHER COMMON PRISONER. Brought Before the Bow Street Magistrate and Evidence Heard To-day - What the Marquis of Queensberry Says - The Prisoner’s Demeanor. 1895-04-06 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 40 1021
WILDE'S COLLAPSE. HOW HE ESCAPED 20 YEARS' IMPRISONMENT. By Taking Sentence on the Evidence Already in he may Escape with Two Years on the Present Charge - How he Suddenly Went to Pieces. 1895-04-08 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 14 623
BRITAIN PASSION-SWEPT. THE WHOLE COUNTRY AROUSED BY THE WILDE REVELATIONS. The Doom of the Cult Pronounced - Archie Douglas and Lord Douglas of Hawick Take Different Sides - Wilde’s Financial Ruin Complete. 1895-04-08 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 20 387
Even St. Louis Goes Back on Oscar. 1895-04-10 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 2 2 26
WILDE UP AGAIN. More Evidence Taken and Prisoner Remanded - No Bail Allowed. 1895-04-11 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 3 52 367
When Oscar was this Side. 1895-04-15 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 1 0 288
Oscar Wilde Very Tired 1895-04-19 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 10 46 180
DESPATCHES IN BRIEF. 1895-04-23 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 13 25
Oscar Wilde's Next Trial. 1895-04-25 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 9 8 88
OSCAR WILDE ON HIS DEFENCE. Further Evidence by Witness Parker. 1895-04-27 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 8 9 169
THE JURY DISAGREED IN THE CHARGES AGAINST OSCAR WILDE AND TAYLOR. Wilde’s Evidence on his Own Behalf had its Effect —The Judge’s Impartial and Careful Summing up - Mrs. Wilde Applies for a Divorce. 1895-05-01 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 6 37 719
Wilde will be Tried Again. 1895-05-02 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 1 18 178
WILDE'S BONDSMEN. 1895-05-08 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 9 12 94
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT. 1895-05-13 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 2 110
DESPATCHES IN BRIEF. 1895-05-16 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 6 6 23
TAYLOR FOUND GUILTY. THE CASE AGAINST OSCAR WILDE'S FRIEND PROVEN. A Quick Trial—The Names of the Visitors to Taylor’s—The Mock Marriage with the Man Mason Denied—The Judge's Summing up. 1895-05-21 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 31 396
QUEENSBERRY AND HIS SON A DISGRACEFUL SCENE ENDING IN ARREST BY THE POLICE. The Marquis and Lord Douglas of Hawick Brought Before the Police Magistrate Today - Evidence Taken and Both Bound Over to Keep the Peace. 1895-05-22 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 4 53 533
The Evening Journal - Wednesday, May 22, 1895 1895-05-22 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 0 21
WILDE'S SECOND TRIAL. The Prisoner Wild and Haggard Since Taylor’s Conviction. 1895-05-22 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 33 198
WILDE'S POSITION IN LONDON. He Really Never was in Society nor Belonged to First Class Clubs. 1895-05-23 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 1 12 473
WILDE FOUND GUILTY AND THE JURY WANT LORD A DOUGLAS ARRESTED ALSO. Hot Wrangle in Open Court Between Sir Frank Lockwood and Sir Edward Clarke - The Judge's Summing up Dead Against Wilde - The Verdict. 1895-05-25 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 3 53 352
SCANDALS VS. DIVORCES. 1895-05-27 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 0 195
OSCAR WILDE'S SENTENCE THE SCENE IN COURT AT THE CLOSE OF THE TRIAL. Prisoner’s Collapse as he Realized he Must Henceforth be Classed as a Felon - The Marquis of Queensberry Relents - The Popular Verdict. 1895-05-27 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 32 695
The Evening Journal - Tuesday, May 28, 1895 1895-05-28 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 0 116
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT. 1895-06-01 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 0 27
Oscar Wilde Picking Oakum. 1895-06-04 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 8 11 100
Despatches in Brief. 1895-06-05 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 0 33
Oscar Wilde's Condition. 1895-06-06 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 3 3 60
Despatches in Brief. 1895-06-07 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 0 34
Despatches in Breif. 1895-06-10 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 0 48
OSCAR MUST PAY THE PENALTY. 1895-06-17 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 13 13 37
Great Was his Fall. 1895-07-09 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 0 0 118
Waiting for Wilde's Release. 1895-07-25 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 7 6 88
Queensbury’s Law Costs. 1895-07-26 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 10 10 61
OSCAR WILDE LIVED HIGH. 1895-08-22 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 15 12 113
OSCAR WILDE'S BANKRUPTCY. 1895-09-25 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 12 8 77
WILDE BEFORE THE INQUISITORS. 1895-11-12 The Evening Journal Ottawa English 13 9 124
The Gazette - Thursday, April 4, 1895 1895-04-04 The Gazette Montreal English 0 0 79
WILDE-QUEENSBERRY CASE Comes Up Before the Court of Queen's Bench in London. EVIDENCE OF MR. WILDE. He Talks About Immorality in Literature, and Says a Few Things that Nobody Else Would Say. 1895-04-04 The Gazette Montreal English 12 129 1532
THE OSCAR WILDE CASE. "St. James’ Gazette" will not Print Further Testimony, and Neither Will Montreal "Gazette." 1895-04-05 The Gazette Montreal English 1 47 300
THE PASSING OF WILDE. 1895-04-06 The Gazette Montreal English 0 0 457
WILDE IN A PRISON CELL. His Libel Suit Proved To Be An Australian Boomerang. VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT. The Jury Not Only Declares He Was Innocent But That He Libelled Wilde in the Public Interest. 1895-04-06 The Gazette Montreal English 0 181 1409
ENGLAND IS AROUSED Over the Exposures of Oscar Wilde's Case. GREAT WAVE OF REFORM. The Aesthetic Cult and All Its Incidentals Must Go. DECENCY IN EVERYTHING. The Nation HAs Realized that the Time Has Come to Call a Halt--Wilde is Committed for Trial. 1895-04-08 The Gazette Montreal English 1 40 2110
Oscar is Dead--Even in St. Louis. 1895-04-10 The Gazette Montreal English 2 2 26
The Gazette - Friday, April 12, 1895 1895-04-12 The Gazette Montreal English 0 0 84
CASE OF OSCAR WILDE. He and Tailor Arraigned for Examination In the Bow Street Police Court. 1895-04-12 The Gazette Montreal English 4 31 196
CABLE NOTES. 1895-04-18 The Gazette Montreal English 7 6 58
CABLE NOTES. 1895-04-23 The Gazette Montreal English 9 9 46
CABLE NOTES. 1895-04-24 The Gazette Montreal English 13 5 118
CABLE NOTES. 1895-04-25 The Gazette Montreal English 9 8 90
CABLE NOTES. 1895-04-27 The Gazette Montreal English 3 6 94
CABLE NOTES. 1895-05-01 The Gazette Montreal English 0 3 54
ITEMS BY THE WAY. 1895-05-01 The Gazette Montreal English 0 0 68
THE JURY DISAGREED. Oscar Wilde will have to Undergo Another Trial. 1895-05-02 The Gazette Montreal English 7 14 671
CABLE NOTES. 1895-05-03 The Gazette Montreal English 1 3 43
CABLE NOTES. 1895-05-04 The Gazette Montreal English 6 4 59
CABLE NOTES. 1895-05-06 The Gazette Montreal English 14 12 44
WILDE RELEASED. He Will be Given an Opportunity Marking His Escape From England. 1895-05-07 The Gazette Montreal English 10 9 185
WILDE SECURES BAIL. His Bondsmen are Queensberry’s Oldest Son and a Clergyman. 1895-05-08 The Gazette Montreal English 7 3 131
CABLE NOTES. 1895-05-21 The Gazette Montreal English 5 6 106
CABLE NOTES. 1895-05-22 The Gazette Montreal English 2 4 142
A FAMILY FRACAS. The Marquis of Queensberry and His Son are Bound Over to Keep the Peace. 1895-05-23 The Gazette Montreal English 4 27 354
CABLE NOTES. 1895-05-23 The Gazette Montreal English 1 7 89
CABLE NOTES. 1895-05-24 The Gazette Montreal English 6 4 112
THE WORLD OF THE STAGE. 1895-05-25 The Gazette Montreal English 0 0 148
WILDE IN A PRISON CELL, And He Will Have to Remain There About Two Years. JUDGE EXTREMELY SORRY. That He Could Not Make Oscar’s Retirement From the World Compulsory for a Longer Period. 1895-05-27 The Gazette Montreal English 1 49 1114
The Gazette - Monday, May 27, 1895 1895-05-27 The Gazette Montreal English 0 0 169
The Gazette - Monday, June 3, 1895 1895-06-03 The Gazette Montreal English 0 0 35
CABLE NOTES. 1895-06-04 The Gazette Montreal English 8 4 99

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