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The Philadelphia Inquirer - Monday, May 27, 1895

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WILDE'S HAIR CROPPED.
He and Taylor Attend the Prison Chapel in Convict Garb.

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LONDON, May 26. — Wilde and Taylor, who were sentenced yesterday for heinous crimes, attended the prison chapel at Pentonville to-day. Their hair was cropped and they were in the prison garb.

LONDON, May 28. - Wilde and Taylor, who were sentenced yesterday for heinous crimes, attended the prison chapel at Pentonville to-day. Their hair was cropped and they were in prison garb. The two prisoners will only be allowed to see their friends four times in the year on condition of their good behavior.

The San Francisco Examiner - Monday, May 27, 1895 (60.6%)
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LONDON, May 26. - Wilde and Taylor, who were sentence yesterday for heinous crimes, attended the prison chapel at Pentonville to-day. Their hair was cropped and they were in the prison garb. The two prisoners will only be allowed to see their friends four times in the year on condition of their good conduct.

The Philadelphia Times - Monday, May 27, 1895 (60.2%)
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London, May 26. - Wilde and Taylor, who were sentence yesterday for heinous crimes, attended the prison chapel at Pentonville today. Their hair was cropped and they were in the prison garb. The two prisoners will only be allowed to see their friends four times in the year on condition of their good conduct.

The Daily Inter Ocean - Monday, May 27, 1895 (60.2%)
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LONDON, ENG., May 26. -- Wilde and Taylor, who were sentenced yesterday for heinous crimes, attended the prison chapel at Pentonville to-day. Their hair was cropped and they were in prison garb. The two prisoners will only be allowed to see their friends four times in the year, on condition of their good behavior.

The San Francisco Call - Monday, May 27, 1895 (60.1%)
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The two prisoners will only be allowed to see their friends four times in the year, on condition of their good conduct.

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Newspaper:
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Date published:
1895-05-27
Region:
United States, Philadelphia
Original language:
English
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Facsimile:
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Word count:
54
Report data updated:
2022-04-22
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