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The Cleveland Bay Express began publication in March 1866. From 7 November 1868, Henry Bohm served as editor until his death on 1 September 1872. Employed by Bohm's widow, James Henderson only remained as editor for 9 months until he too died. His widow's brother, Charles E. Carkeet, married Mrs Bohm two months later in August 1874. Mrs Carkeet continued to manage the Express while her new husband worked as editor. On 1 September 1875 the paper was purchased by A. J. Boyd, who sold it on to Thomas Williams on 22 April 1876. In August 1876 it merged with The Townsville Times to become The Townsville Herald.
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
PeriodicalNewspaper Details
Frequency:
Weekly; bi-weekly from Nov 1874
Range:
[3] March 1866 - 29 July 1876
Continued by:
The Townsville Herald
Mergers:
Merged with The Townsville Times to become The Townsville Herald.
Price:
6p
Note:
Ceased publication on 6 April 1867 on John Melton Black's departure, and resumed on 29 June 1867.
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