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264:. The Reconstruction Governor appointed him mayor of Houston in 1870. After collecting opinions among financiers regarding Houston's good credit standing, Scanlan recommended issuing more bonds for capital projects, such as for paving, drainage, and a new city hall complex. He characterized his own approach to public spending as prioritizing function over aesthetics, and evaluated many materials and processes to street improvement. However, his critics noted the extravagant design and cost of the Houston building housing city hall, the market house, and theater. 498: 486: 313:
to design the building and named it in their father’s honor. They donated proceeds from the building to charities. One of his surviving daughters, Lillian, established the Scanlan Foundation upon her death in 1947. Catholic institutions were the beneficiaries of the foundation.
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Scanlan advocated for the purchase of lands for three parks, later indebting the City by constructing a City Hall and Market House in 1872.
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at the dawn of Reconstruction, then two years later, accepted a position on
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Thomas Howe Scanlan was born on November 10, 1832, in Castle Mahon,
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Scanlan died in Chicago on July 9, 1906. He is interred at
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Scanlan moved to Houston to work as a merchant in 1853.
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Mayor of Houston
Joseph Robert Morris
James T. D. Wilson
Limerick County
Ireland
Chicago
Illinois
Glenwood Cemetery
Republican
Houston, Texas
Reconstruction
Limerick County
Republican Party
Houston City Council
Third Ward
Texas Western Railroad
Bayou City Street Railway Company
Houston Water Works Company
Houston Gas Company
Glenwood Cemetery
Scanlan Building
Downtown Houston
Daniel Burnham





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