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... MR OSCAR WILDE AND THE HARVARD STUDENTS. A telegram says :—Mr Oscar Wilde lectured at Boston on Wednesday evening to an immense audience. It was announced beforehand that sixty Harvard students would attend dressed in imitation of Mr Wilde. The audience ...
... OSCAR WILDE. Attempt to Secure his Release. • An effort has been roads technical grounds to recurs the releiwe of Oscar Wilde front Within the few days an apinliintion was made to Sir R. Reid. Attorney-General, for his to it,,. for • ••1 error re• of ...
... i OSCAR WILDE MAKES -BAGS. I There is no foundation for the statement that O-car Wilde, who was sentenced Oil May 25th, 1895, to two years' imprisonment, has been s'cretly released. Wilde is still confined in Rf) ...
... SHE CALLED HER MRS OSCAR WILDE Annie Taylor summoned Sarah Polsen, of Broadway, at the Cardiff Police Court to-day for using threats towards her on the 1st inst. Tay- lor alleged that Polsen was a constant source terror to her. She had threatened to render ...
... DEATH OF MRS OSCAR WILDE. I A Torquay telegram states that Mrs Oscar Wilde died yesterday week on the Riviera. under distressing circumstances. ...
... OSCAR WILDE IN PRISON. REPORTS OF ILL-HEALTH DENIED. Medirol Journal says many rumours have been spread abroad in regard to the health and treatment of Oscar Wilde, now confined in Fentonville Prison. They are, howeter, absolutely without foundation. ...
... NE. OSCAR WILDE AND FUNERAL AND MOURNING CUSTOMS. Oscar Wilde, writing on this subject, says. The present etyle of burying and sorrowing for the dead len= to me to make grief grottsque, and to emereing to a mockery. Any reform you can b • be these customs ...
... OSCAR WILDE ON TRIAL AT TUX OLD BAILEY. Omar Wilde), 40, author, and Alfred Taylor, 38, no oecopotios, appeared in the dock at the Central Crimioal Court on Friday, jointly charged with conspiring together to commit and procure to be oommitted certain ...
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... A PARISIAN DUEL. ECHO OF THE OSCAR WILDE CAA A Central News telegram from Par; Wednesday night says :—M. Jules Huret, thel well-known Paris journalist, and M. Catuliel Mendes, a litterateur of aistinction, fought a duel this afternocm. Swords were used ...
... OSCAR WILDE Public Examination in Bankruptcy. _ To-Day's Proceedings. The public examiustioo of Wilde at the London Bankruptcy Cuurt on Tuesday, attracted • large crowd, but the proceedings were formal. The baokrupt locked ill, and answered the questions ...