Wilde Libel Trial Ends Not Guilty for Oscar Wilde
April 6 report says a libel verdict favored Wilde. jury found not guilty of libel and a separate verdict declared Queensberry’s defendants in disrepute. Wilde faced arrest on immorality charges, taken to Bow Street police station, held without bail until arraignment. coverage notes reactions and editorials from Morning Telegraph and The Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wide Sgatter
Mangus
Queensberry
Gui Vely
Thein
Carson
Maraula
Queeneberry
Meno
Wilde
Oscar Wilde
Valota
Sir Edward Clarke
Costa
Mr. Lewis
The
Treasury
Wiide
Cadogan
Bowstrast
Lord Alfred Douglas
Marquis of Queensberry
Wilds
Oscar Wilds
St James
Haymarket
Lospon
Wither
Scotland Yard
Frenzied diplomacy and Cuba unrest headline notes
A sea of calls and protests spreads across Europe and the Caribbean. France and Great Britain seek to reconcile imperial aims in Africa while Cuba tightens controls on Free Masons as Havana reports rebel activity and a tense state of affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumradita
Mir Edwart Lines
Regani
Atha
Upper
Ae Valley
Hanutans
Niger Company
Tle
Upper Nile Valley
France
Great Britain
Eranee Watts
Britain
M. Hanutaur
Murdered by Her Husband in New York
April Clara Gregory, years old, sat in the left temple lax and died in the arbitiance on the wary to Roose hospital. Jean was the motive of the murder. The woman hated living with her husband and his conduct led to the killing. Accident to Congressman Heltzhonver Harr F 5 Congressmen alias Healotrict tempted to alight from the St. Louis ex at the Caton, fouling footing and sustaining paly injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clara Gregory
Lax
Roose Hospital
Jeanwas
Heltzhonver
Healotrict
St. Louis
Caton
Train wreck near Whyville kills four and injures many
A Bellaire Zanesville and Cincinnati Railroad wreck near Whyville leaves Eli Lucas engineer and Jess Johns fireman dead and two other passengers dead. Four more killed in a separate Chicago and Alton freight wreck near Kant Alton, with fourteen injured. A Highland and Homestead line car crash at Salt Works Station fatally injures two Italians. Grand American handicap at Paterson ends with a three-way tie and Mesner of Pittsburg declared winner. Also reports dynamite aimed at a miner’s boat in Minersville but no lives lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerfield
Bellaire, Zanesville and
Chremonat
Whyville
Eli Lucas
Henry Brown
Butteville
Nathan Kung
Nathan Young
Summerfiald
Joseph Denoos
Woodsflakd
Harry Brown
Eli Luocas
Jess Jobns
Father
Jobns
Lucas
Johns
Aton
Ills
Chicago and Alton
Wood River
Kant Alton
David Haffrey
Watertown
Wis
Frank Hareman
Philadelphia
Charles Ball
Springfield
Tus
Henry Blitz
New Orleann
Trumps
Pittsstre
Highland
Homestead
Salt Works Station
Baltimore
Ohia
Paterson
N.J
Willard Park
Frank Glass
Morristown
Mr.,Jr. EK. Ellett
Kansas City
A. Mesner
Pittsburg
Mesner
Meener
bNing Ten Airsight Birds
Binghamton Officials in Peril
A banking department examination of Chenango Valley Bank in Binghamton reveals a letter that could implicate high city officials and trigger conspiracy trials. The letter, sent by a person with an official position, urges immediate action to shield Cashier Morgan and the bank from trouble by padding accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Acsasy
Banking Department
Chenango Valley Bank
Morgan
Hbolding
Bigghamaton
Labor Riot Threat Looms at New Jersey Terra Cotta Plant
Jease Wert calls for state troops as 600 striking workers seize the Staten Island Terra Cotta plant in Spa Springs New Jersey amid wage claims of nearly 230000. Deputy sheriffs clash with protesters after deputies guard the works and officials seek legal resolution while Governor Worth begins an inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
Servisa
Middlesex County
Trenton
New York
O'Stody
W. Layie
Geerviaty
New Jersey
Jursey City
Werte
New Jerez
Staten Island
Spa Springs
Jersey's Big Printing Bill Sparks Senate Probe
The New Jersey senate investigative committee met in Trenton on April 6 to examine fraud and extravagance in state house supplies. Testimony cited misused pay, unused materials, and large stocks of documents, with officials questioning procurement practices and high waste in the cost of operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Senate
State House
Urh Kinnan
Newark
Asher Lambert
Stote
Vila
Alli Ted
Corbin
Ariion
Voorwins
Notable Nebraskans Involved in Crashes and Disappearances
Reports from Omaha and Nebraska detail George Robins, famed horseman, thrown from a carriage by a strap, suffering a skull fracture. A mysterious man and woman died at a Michigan hotel after a morning poisoning. Phinh Hone, a New York businessman missing since January 27, is found drowned, suggesting suicide. A train robbery gang led by Diva Yeager is tied to an Indian Tertiary incident, with others at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
George Robins
J.jesburg
Mich
Bay of
Kine
Diva Yeager
Explosion Kills Several at Decatur and Ursuline Streets
A massive explosion in New Orleans at a two story brick building near the French Market injured and killed multiple occupants. Charles Salathe and his family, among others, were affected as debris and smoke filled the area. Police questioned Boulet and others as the cause was investigated, with officials later deeming the blast likely accidental though some speculated Mafia involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New? Orlmana
Decatur Sud Ursuline Strevta
L.A. Batlee
Charles
Kuops
Decatur Street
French Market
Mrst
A. Boulet
The
Saloes
Boulet
Balestreet
Salatha
Walix Rigué
Boules
John Edwards
Boulss
Salathe
Holfs
Motorman Acquitted in Fatal Schoolboy Strike Case
Orlando Worthington, Syracuse motorman charged with manslaughter in the second degree for the death of 9 year old Samuel Brashley, was acquitted and discharged. Worthington, who joined the city during a strike, had operated the car involved in the fatal incident. In New York, indictments surrounding ex-park commissioners and city officials were reported as still pending official announcements. Jabez S. Balfour, the fugitive ex-member of the British Parliament, arrived in AYRES in custody and will sail for England Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklys
Orlando Worthington
Syracuse
Samuel Brashiey
Worthington
New York
New Yorn
Jabez Balfour
Busses Ayres
Jabez S. Balfour
Brejah
Japan’s Pearce Conditions SBase Hai April
Reportedly the peace terms push for Ceres independence and a $20,000,000 indemnity while ceding territories near Port Arthur. Objections arise to other terms including cession of Lisa Tung and Port Atttur as China objects. Irregular spelling and garbled text accompany reports of a landing near Ponte Rasen Fisce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Ceres
Diao Tang
Port Arthur
Lisa Tung
Port Atttur
China
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sims
Anit
Goss
East
Patrick Street
Ian Sixth Street
Chapel Alley
L. 4
Nixdorf, JR
Court Street
Chas. G. Macgill
North Market Street
Over
Thou
B. Sailors Dry Goods Store
Frederick
Gee
Ker Johnson
Court Square
Frederick, MD
Douglas
Gordovan
W.L. Douglas
Solabe AR. Yeakle
City Hall
Catarre Smee
Hood
Parilla
LCOS
Shreveport
ALL Etzes al
Greer
N. K Fairbank Company
Chicago
Commerce St
Br. Fahrney
Batin
Batin; Nothing Tnjurions In i Riade Only By Drs. D. Jasese
Tageestown
Eacn
Usy & Perry
Fae Wark Streat
Ageinel Wilde
Cube
Havana
Macey
Tebel
Nuuber
Dusba
Cubs
Honor
Purmaste
Bello
Insurgenta
Kried
Michigan
Lassixe
House
Judiciary Committees
Moston
Judiciary Committee
Drammers
Savanson
McAllister
Fort Gaines
Hyatt
Georgia
Drummiersz
Utah
Sage Ctr
Committee On Revision
Utal
Morton Retokes
Wastisetos
Morton
W. E. von Johannsen
California
Berlin
Johannsen
Department of Agriculture
Lowpox
Times
Shanghai
New- Chwang
Tien-Chwang
Yinkow
Gresham
Wasniseto
Orcharr Gresham
Washington
Arington
Sadrasan
Oxcar
Leccum
Jacal
Ron Aing
le U
Wither Ro
Baltimore Baseball Club
Thar
Robinsso
Hudson, Haverhill
Philadelphia Athletis
Baltimore Clube
Nast Your
Doubtlees Es
Ohio
Illinois
Friedie
Dominii
Ayno
Minersville
Biety
John Forbes
Forbes Ford
Butcher
Jersey
Nusget
New Orleans
Pisce
Ums
Tads Vemgrance
Pratr
O. T
Mall
Here
Stillwater
Cushing
C. T
Charlie Wilson
Charlie Moore
Jack Sims
Floors
Sins
Ponte Rasen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!