South Dakota Capitol Battle Shapes 1880 to 1905
A historical recap of South Dakota capital location fights from Yankton to Pierre to Mitchell. The piece covers the 1880 commission, the Bismarck move, and the political battles through 1905, including railroads backing Mitchell, voter campaigns, and the construction of a granite capitol using Marquette sandstone and Bedford limestone.
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Mlekle
Yankton
Northwestern Railroad
Huron
Intorest
Flint
Dakota Territory
North Dakota
South Dakota
Alexander McKinney
South
Bismarck
Alec McKinsey
Tuch
Atlee McKinsey
Tismarck
Isk
Pioeye
Alexan Wh
Chamberlain
Hurn
Colonel Moody
Hogerton
United States Senate
Herre
Maren
Watertown
Slotx Park
Mitchell
Chamberkiln
Pierre
Terre
Miron
Hiron
Boyitt
Crawfurd
Dakone
Michigan
Marquette
Mich
Bedford
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Monny
Stockinse
Hilde
Toni Sa
Yollan Patel
Caipe A Ull
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Patel
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Baby's
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SYATE
Emlon
Stey Vane
Coley
Ian Lot Lenly Shesepet
Pancey Stone
Jacky
Angie
Chinpeti
Whyiparby
Matiss
Ane
Owe
Ted Banel
Ruth
Sponge Eink Erouin Cults
Charny
Hague
Uetard
Hobart
Honly
Vandet
Hattigeruniati
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Parkes
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Ian Ante
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Mivlows
Aiiny
Anniebscape
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Ayarony
Eoe
Pee Halt
Roberts Coal Ferry
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Hera
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Fife
Lilia Daffines
Contor Glee Ag
Mo Ate Aus
Ohio
Redfield
Senate
Bothhouse
Somie
Northwestern Railroad Company
Wierre
Milwaukee Railroad
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Merre
Proseton
Makine Proton
Gorerton
Prine
Sisseton Weekly
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