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Daniel M. Fox (June 16, 1819 – March 20, 1890)[1] was the Mayor of Philadelphia from 1869 to 1872.

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Life

Fox was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to John and Margaret Fox and was reared in the former Northern Liberties Township. Upon completing school, he worked as a salesman before studying conveyancing, working under a practitioner for five years before going into business for himself. At twenty-one, he was elected a school director in Northern Liberties, including service as president of the board, and also represented the district in the board of health and was elected a director of Girard College by the Philadelphia City Council. He represented Philadelphia's 12th Ward in the Select Council for three years until 1861.[2]

Fox ran unsuccessfully for mayor as the nominee of the Democratic Party in 1862 and 1865, losing to Republicans Alexander Henry and Morton McMichael, respectively. He won the mayoral election of 1868 against Hector Tyndale by a close margin, a matter that was resolved by the courts after the results were contested.[3] During his tenure, improvements were made to sanitary conditions in the city and the Philadelphia Fire Department was established, a move that proved controversial with the displaced volunteer fire houses, a number of which displayed effigies of the mayor.[2][4]

After his term as mayor, Fox served as president of the Philadelphia Conveyancers' Association. He died on March 20, 1890, in Atlantic City, New Jersey.[1]

References

  1. ^ a b The Philadelphia Record Almanac. Record Publishing Company. 1891. p. 92.
  2. ^ a b Blanchard, Charles (1909). The Progressive Men of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Volume II. A. W. Bowen & Company. pp. 826–827.
  3. ^ Young, John Russell (1898). Memorial History of the City of Philadelphia, From Its First Settlement to Year 1895, Volume II. New York History Company. p. 537. ISBN 9785871274941.
  4. ^ Silcox, Harry C. (1989). Philadelphia Politics from the Bottom Up: The Life of Irishman William McMullen, 1824–1901. The Balch Institute Press. pp. 70, 78. ISBN 9780944190012.

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