The Australian Star - Thursday, May 30, 1895
This report was originally published in English. Machine translations may be available in other languages.
Star's Special Cables
THE WILDE SCANDAL
Action by the Police.
Two Hundred Suspects Warned.
London, May 28.
As an outcome of the revolting disclosures made during the progress of the trial of Oscar Wilde and his accomplice Alfred Taylor the police have issued warnings to 200 persons suspected of being concerned in similar abominable practices.
As an outcome of the revolting disclosures made during the progress of the trial of Oscar Wilde and his accomplice, Alfred Taylor, the police have issued warnings to 200 persons suspected of being concerned in similar abominable practices.
As an outcome of the revolting discourses made during the progress of the trial of Oscar Wilde and his accomplice, Alfred Taylor, the police have issued warnings to 200 persons suspected of being concerned in similar abominable practices.