Fruits of Victory and the Finished Work of Christ
A sermon by Dr. Talmage argues Christ overcame immense obstacles to complete the work given by God. He faced poverty, lack of formal education, no organization, and hostile crowds, yet proclaimed the triumph of finishing the divine mission. Christ's power over nature, illness, death, and His sympathy for believers are highlighted as proof of His earnestness and victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Talmage
Christ
Alexander the Great
Alexander
Nagareth
Samaria
Colt
Joseph
Arimathea
Zaccheus
Nicodemus
John
Jerusalem
Galilea
Athens
Schol
Long Island
New York
Judea
Jesus
Christendom
Kingdom of Heaven
Peter
Central America
Galilee
Eye
Jairus
Lazarus
Bethlehem
Helena
Holy Land
Wannamaker Sireline Highlighted in Pedigree Notes
The article details Wannamaker as sire to Money Maker and Verne among others, listing races and trial times such as 2:10 and 2:15, and noting offspring like Robby P and Jennie Cobb. It cites physical traits and confirms Wannamaker’s position as full brother to Rob by P. with mention of stallion traits and stud location near Connersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money Maker
Verne
Fairview Bell
Lida Nav
Mpile
Wannamaker
Charlen Caffrey
Robby P
Giles Noyes
the Wizzard
Gus Fellows
Adam Julia
Happy Medium
Julia
Maxie Cobb
Jennie Cobb
Willie Houston
Connersville
Stallion Names Highlight Road Horse Speed
A veteran breeder lauds a top state stallion famed for road horses and early speed. The note thanks friends for past patronage and extends a cordial invitation to the current season with respectful regards.
Walking Bill Pedigree Ad for 1900 Horse Season
Walking Bill advertised for the 1900 season at the John Walker Homestead near Lyons Station and Connersville. The stallion is described as tall strong and enduring with Arabian blood and a lineage via White Man's Delight Wolf Chaser and Zamboli, insured by Rich Five dollars for a living colt, with care disclaimers and insurance terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walker
Lyons Station
Connersville
White Man's Delight
Wolf Chaser
Zamboli
Arabia
BH. Ro LL. Co
Wis
Witnepes
Wich Bill
J. W. Ferguson
Colonel Perch Breeds at Baker Stables Near Milton
Colanel Perch eron 7034, a gray horse bred at Georges W. Baker stables 21-2 miles west of Milton Indiana, is described as a first class breeder with lineage tracing to Pereberon stallions and through Le Blanc to Arab Gallipoli. Sired by Rubicond 4280, with Rustique and Petite in the bloodline, the description emphasizes size style and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges W. Baker
Milton
Ind
Colonel
Dean le Blanc
Gallipoli
Rustique
Petite
Brilliant
Glencoe
Prince of Wales
Minnie
Glencairn
New Castle
Isel
Colonel Perch
Geo. W. Baker
Ina
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Louis Klopsch
England
Match Trust
Europe
Hee
South America
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton and
Jackson Streets
Chicago
Indiana
A. M. Andrews
Central Avenue
D. W
W. A. Hanson
Sapipson
Beeson Station
Sampson
van Rigor
Frank Eby
Keoper
Clydesdale Stallion
OB Johnson Horse
Thunderbolt
Independence
Wellington
Lord Wellingtonshe
Morecastle
Jocahan
Leer
Buena Vista
Napolean
Lou Matney
Fayetteville
Laurel
Spurstone
Paris
Haltimore
Perch
George W. Baker
Halcyon
Poe
Will Wimke
Bea
Lyons Scition
Black Joe
Ham Mwotoudinaml Q
Lincolnshire Farmer
W. Ferguson
Rei Dr
Miles
Remerall
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