John Warne Gates

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John Warne Gates was an American industrialist and financier best known for his pivotal role in the early oil industry and as a founder of Texaco.

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instanceOf financier
human
industrialist
associatedWith Spindletop oil field, Texas
surface form: Spindletop oil field

St. Louis barbed wire demonstrations
Texaco
The Texas Company
surface form: Texas Company
burialPlace Oakwood Cemetery, New York
causeOfDeath illness
throat infection
child Charles G. Gates
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1855-05-18
dateOfDeath 1911-08-09
educatedAt North Central College
surface form: Northwestern College (Naperville, Illinois)
employer The Texas Company
surface form: Texas Company
founded Texaco
The Texas Company
surface form: Texas Company
hasFamilyName Gates
hasGivenName John
hasMiddleName Warne
industry barbed wire industry
oil industry
steel industry
knownFor barbed wire promotion
early oil industry
founding Texaco
livedIn Illinois
Missouri
New York
Texas
nativeLanguage English
nickname Bet-a-Million Gates
notableAchievement helped finance development of Spindletop oil field
helped organize Republic Steel predecessor companies
major speculator on Wall Street
played major role in consolidation of barbed wire manufacturers
notableWork development of Texas Company (Texaco)
occupation businessperson
financier
industrialist
placeOfBirth Turner Junction, Illinois
West Chicago, Illinois
placeOfDeath Paris
surface form: Paris, France
religion Methodism
residence New York City
St. Louis, Missouri, United States
surface form: St. Louis, Missouri
sexOrGender male
spouse Dellora R. Baker Gates

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Texaco foundedBy John Warne Gates