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The Boston GlobeSeptember 14, 2005, Wednesday THIRD EDITIONSECTION: BUSINESS; Pg. D1LENGTH: 623 wordsHEADLINE: A LOVE STORYBYLINE: BY STEVE BAILEYBODY:BEVERLY Past the imposing though securely locked front gates of state Republican Party headquarters otherwise known as Affiliated Managers Group Sean Healey has made a fortune buying small- and medium-size money-management firms. Now Healey wants

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Paper: Boston GlobeTitle: MASSACHUSETTS\ YANKEE REPUBLICANS - R.I.P.?\ ONCE SALTONSTALLS AND LODGES SET THE GOP'S TONE; NOW LINES ARE RUNNING\ THIN'Date: April 4, 1982Perhaps this study should be filed under political anthropology, since it involves a genus. A genus which, as former House Speaker David Bartley quips, "should apply for protection under the endangered species act."The Massachusetts

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Paper: Boston GlobeTitle: THE REPUBLICANS\ SEARS - A YANKEE AND POLITICAL SCRAPPERDate: September 16, 1982The young volunteer, nibbling crackers at a reception for John W. Sears Tuesday night, looked startled when asked if she thought he would clinch the Republican nomination for governor."Win? Of course he'll win," she shrugged matter-of-factly. "He's had most of the good jobs in the state, and

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The Boston GlobeDecember 11, 1996, Wednesday, City EditionSECTION: LIVING; Pg. C1LENGTH: 3804 wordsHEADLINE: MARY ANN GLENDON;Writing her own party line;Recruited by the Vatican, rebuffed by Bush, the Harvard Law prof defies definitionBYLINE: By Dick Lehr, Globe StaffBODY:In June of last year, the Vatican turned to Harvard - an odd (and unholy) alliance if ever there was one. The telephone rang

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The Rev'd Benjamin J. King after Mass at the Church of the Advent, Boston The Boston Globe January 28, 2001, Sunday ,THIRD EDITION SECTION: CITY WEEKLY; Pg. 1 LENGTH: 1235 words HEADLINE: CITY WEEKLY; CHURCH OF THE ADVENT PLANS MASS FOR A MONARCH CHURCH SOCIETY TO HONOR MARTYRED KING FOR KEEPING THE FAITH BYLINE: By Mark Sullivan, Globe Correspondent BODY: BEACON HILL - Boston

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By Rob Doyle The canonisation causes of holy men and women are not often successful. Thousands are begun with great excitement only to meet one too many hurdles, get bogged down in dubious miracle claims, or simply lose appeal. So what happens to these heroic Catholics once venerated then forgotten? Perhaps they sit up in heaven, twiddling their thumbs and waiting for the time when they are

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The Gazette (Montreal, Quebec) July 10, 2004 Saturday Final Edition SECTION: Weekend: Arts & Books; Pg. H4 HEADLINE: The Jesuits helped shape the modern world BYLINE: PETER STOCKLAND God's Soldiers: Adventure, Politics, Intrigue and Power - a History of the Jesuits By Jonathan Wright Doubleday, 337 pages, $39.95 A book that opens with a long-dead Jesuit having his baby toe bitten off as

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The Boston Globe November 10, 1989, Friday, City Edition HEADLINE: From the old school; Groton-St. Mark's steeped in tradition, perspective BYLINE: By John Powers, Globe Staff DATELINE: SOUTHBOROUGH BODY: They met for the first time on Mr. Thayer's meadow in Lancaster on a Wednesday afternoon in 1886. The Grotties came down on the 12:29 train ("Now and then Jay would favor us with a solo on

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Sports Illustrated, Nov 5, 1990 A golden oldie, in every way: at age 101, Hamilton Fish is the last of a rare sports breed. Robert H. Boyle. He was one of the greatest tackles ever to play college football and was a two-time All-America. He is now 101 years old and as tough and spirited as when he fought for Harvard more than 80 years ago. He is Hamilton Fish, Harvard, class of 1910, the

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The Washington Post July 16, 1986, Wednesday, Final Edition SECTION: Style; D1 LENGTH: 4169 words HEADLINE: Moynihan: The Myths and the Appetites; The Family Crusader, Belying Labels, Drawing Crowds & Loving It All BYLINE: By David Remnick, Washington Post Staff Writer BODY: Has teevee land ever seen a man so tickled as Daniel Patrick Moynihan? As he describes the plight of the American

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Boston Globe October 6, 1988 MORGAN KEEPS HIS COOL AFTER 2-1 LOSS Author: Leigh Montville, Globe Staff He was finished with the Bud Light. He was finished with the shower. The baseball uniform with the red No. 35 on the back had been put in a pile for cleaning, and Joe Morgan was dressed in his good pants and dress shirt and was tying his tie. He also was singing. I've got a love-ly

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Boston Globe October 3, 1988 TEAM GOT MOST WITH LEAST IN EAST HISTORY Author: Bob Ryan, Globe Staff CLEVELAND -- The Red Sox' victory haul of 89 is the smallest number to win the American League East in the 20 years of divisional play. "It boils down to one thing, I guess," said Joe Morgan. "There was one game we had to win -- Thursday -- and we won it. The story of the whole race is that

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Boston Globe July 22, 1988 JUST YOUR AVERAGE JOE JOE MORGAN IS MORE THAN SIMPLY THE RED-HOT NEW RED SOX MANAGER. BECAUSE OF HIS LOCAL ROOTS AND ASSORTMENT OF JOBS, HE IS EVERYMAN, WITH A NEW ENGLAND FLAVOR THAT IS ENDEARING HIM TO THE FENWAY FAITHFUL. Author: Dan Shaughnessy, Globe Staff He has plowed your streets, sorted your mail, taught your children and delivered your oil. Now Joe

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Boston Globe December 18, 1988 Section: SUNDAY MAGAZINE REGULAR JOE JOE MORGAN LOOKS BACK ON HIS CINDERELLA SEASON Author: Dan Shaughnessy, Globe Staff This is the winter of plenty for Red Sox manager Joe Morgan. He's not sorting mail, delivering oil, pounding nails, or driving a 10-wheel plow on the Massachusetts Turnpike. After 31 years of minor-league ball and five years as a big-league

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Boston Globe October 7, 1988 MORGAN HAS PAID HIS DUES RED SOX MANAGER REAPING THE REWARDS AFTER LOW-RENT LIFE IN MINORS Author: Michael Madden, Globe Staff Article Text: Hanging on the wall in the Fenway Park office of Joe Morgan is one picture. It is the only picture in the office. The picture is of the winner's circle at Rockingham Park a few years ago, a picture of jockey Carl

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The Washington Post June 17, 1984, Sunday, Final Edition SECTION: First Section; A1 LENGTH: 1332 words HEADLINE: Election '84: Massachusetts; Brahmin Leads Race For Senate BYLINE: By Margot Hornblower, Washington Post Staff Writer DATELINE: BOSTON BODY: Elliot Lee Richardson, the Boston Brahmin with more fancy titles on his resume than any living politician, wants to be known as "Muggsy."

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The Boston Globe October 28, 1996, Monday, City Edition SECTION: METRO/REGION; Pg. B4 LENGTH: 1128 words HEADLINE: War journey bonds Kerry, key adviser; THE '96 ELECTION / MASSACHUSETTS / BEHIND THE SCENES; The second of two articles profiling key players in the rival; campaigns for US Senate. Previously, the Globe profiled Gov. William F. Weld's campaign manager. BYLINE: By Don Aucoin,

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Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA) December 29, 1983, Thursday SECTION: Ideas; Samuel Eliot Morison; Pg. 17 LENGTH: 1271 words HEADLINE: A man who relived history to write about it BYLINE: Christopher Bowden, Special to The Christian Science Monitor DATELINE: Boston BODY: Dream dreams and write them Aye but live them first. Adm. Samuel Eliot Morison ''I have no imagination,'' Adm

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Missouri) June 5, 1994, SUNDAY, FIVE STAR Edition SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 6G LENGTH: 1991 words HEADLINE: 4. IKE GAMBLES ON A BREAK IN THE STORM: OK, LET'S GO; CAUGHT BY SURPRISE, GERMAN DEFENDERS ARE SLOW TO REACT, EXCEPT ONE PLACE: OMAHA BEACH BYLINE: Harry Levins Of the Post-Dispatch Staff BODY: THE WEATHER FOR D-Day low clouds, high seas - was rotten, barely one

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The Denver Post June 5, 1994 Sunday 1ST EDITION SECTION: A SECTION; Pg. A-21 LENGTH: 1927 words HEADLINE: Many awaited, few surprised by invasion BYLINE: Charles E. Glover, Cox News Service BODY: More than 155,000 American, British and Canadian troops begin landing on the Normandy coast of France between 6:30 and 7:30 a.m., June 6, l944 - one of the most significant dates of the 20th

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The Boston Globe May 17, 1998, Sunday, City Edition SECTION: MAGAZINE; Pg. 14 HEADLINE: Of memory and hope; On Memorial Day, the town of Lincoln, Vermont, honors the dead who are its past and the children who are its future. Chris Bohjalian is the author of six books. His most recent novel, Midwives, was just published in paperback. BYLINE: By Chris Bohjalian BODY: They come with dandelions,

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The Rev'd Benjamin J. King after Mass at The Church of the Advent, BostonThe Boston Globe January 28, 2001, Sunday ,THIRD EDITION SECTION: CITY WEEKLY; Pg. 1 LENGTH: 1235 words HEADLINE: CITY WEEKLY; CHURCH OF THE ADVENT PLANS MASS FOR A MONARCH CHURCH SOCIETY TO HONOR MARTYRED KING FOR KEEPING THE FAITH BYLINE: By Mark Sullivan, Globe Correspondent BODY: BEACON HILL - Boston history recalls him

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The Boston Herald November 27, 2002 Wednesday ALL EDITIONS SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 008 HEADLINE: Kerry profile on target? Now that's rich! BYLINE: By HOWIE CARR John "Liveshot" Kerry stories? I got a million of 'em. So, apparently, does everybody else, which is why, in the fawning profile of him this week in The New Yorker, Liveshot attempts to innoculate himself once and for all: "Look," he

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April 19, 1995, Wednesday, City Edition SECTION: LIVING; Pg. 57 HEADLINE: Mrs. Gardner's annual claim on heaven; BYLINE: By Alex Beam, Globe Staff The annual Requiem Mass for the Repose of the Soul of Isabella Stewart Gardner, held in the chapel of the Fenway's Gardner Museum, is about as close as organized religion comes to replicating heaven on earth. Yesterday, with pure April sunshine

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The Boston Globe October 29, 2000, Sunday ,THIRD EDITION SECTION: NORTHWEST WEEKLY; Pg. 4 LENGTH: 1654 words HEADLINE: NORTHWEST WEEKLY; AUTHOR DESCRIBES LITTLETON'S 'OTHER DIMENSION' BYLINE: By Mark Sullivan, Globe Correspondent BODY: LITTLETON - The spirits that walk the woods behind John Hanson Mitchell's home in Littleton are as tangible a part of the historical landscape, he says, as

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Chronicle of Higher Education From the issue dated January 8, 1999 Hate-Crime Hoaxes Unsettle Campuses At 5 institutions, students staged incidents in which they claimed to be victims of bigotry By BEN GOSE The news rocked the citizens of the small college town of St. Cloud, Minn.: Just two weeks after a gay student in Wyoming had been murdered, one of their own -- a lesbian at St. Cloud

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The Boston Globe October 25, 1998, Sunday ,City Edition SECTION: NORTHWEST WEEKLY; Pg. 1 LENGTH: 778 words HEADLINE: Some Colonial figures still at their old haunts; NORTHWEST WEEKLY BYLINE: By Mark Sullivan, Globe Correspondent BODY: CONCORD - A house ghost in a powdered wig is as revered a tradition as Indian pudding at the old inns and taverns in this history-laden corner of New

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The Boston Globe October 25, 1998, Sunday ,City Edition SECTION: NORTHWEST WEEKLY; Pg. 1 LENGTH: 723 words HEADLINE: And appearing tonight . . . NORTHWEST WEEKLY BYLINE: By Mark Sullivan, Globe Correspondent BODY: LOWELL - He's heard the odd creaks and seen pictures fall unaccountably from the walls, but Steve Finn, a manager at Smithwicks Tavern and Restaurant in downtown Lowell,

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International visitors on a mission from God Group is going door to door praising God, but members aren't Jehovah's Witnesses, they're Catholic JOHN O'CONNELL 820 words 14 March 1995 Peoria Journal Star ALL B1 English (Copyright 1995) PEORIA -- Often mistaken for Jehovah's Witnesses, 18 missionary women from Italy, Spain and the United States have spent the past month here parading with

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VICTIM'S STORY. 634 words 8 November 1996 The Guardian 5 English (c) 1996 'There was brainwashing. There was emphasis on money and sex; these were the sticks they beat us with' KEVIN Woodhouse was a member of the Neo-Catechumenate for five years before he was kicked out. It took him two years to recover from the experience which, he believes, left him on the verge of a nervous breakdown.

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AN ELITE OF THE DAMNED. By Madeleine Bunting. 3,532 words 2 March 1996 The Guardian English (c) 1996 The Pope loves them. He calls them `our own sect' and looks to them to revitalise Catholicism. But in Britain, devout Church members are challenging the `Neocatechumenate', which they see as an evil cult with a malign obsession with sin Mervyn Alexander, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Clifton

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Lavish East Bay Funeral / King Narcisse Takes Some of It With Him Marc Sandalow, Chronicle East Bay Bureau 919 words 14 February 1989 The San Francisco Chronicle A funeral procession led by a horse-drawn carriage, three Rolls-Royces and 16 white limousines snaked through six East Bay cities yesterday in a tribute to an Oakland-based spiritual monarch who devoted his life to religion and

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Red-Carpet Funeral for 'King Narcisse' / Horse-Drawn Procession In Oakland Charles Burress, Chronicle Staff Writer 661 words 8 February 1989 The San Francisco Chronicle "King" Louis H. Narcisse, the Oakland-based crown-wearing religious monarch whose subjects rolled out red carpets when he stepped out of his Rolls-Royce, will leave this world in the same way he lived in it - in regal style.

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