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The Westminster Presbyterian Church in downtown Minneapolis torched during the Panic of 1893. Without protection inclusion to cover the budgetary misfortune, the gathering got itself incapable to reconstruct. The congregation spoke to parishioner George Dayton to buy a vacant corner parcel contiguous the first church in its ownership; reserves raised from the property deal enabled the congregation to revamp and Dayton developed a six-story expanding on his recently obtained property.[7] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsJea1H9PFk Dayton persuaded the Reuben Simon Goodfellow Company to move its close-by Goodfellows retail chain into the recently raised structure in 1902, despite the fact that its proprietor resigned through and through and offered his enthusiasm for the store to Dayton.[8] The store was renamed the Dayton Dry Goods Company in 1903, and was abbreviated to the Dayton Company in 1910.[7] The organization made its first development with the procurement of the Minneapol...