[DOC] [TLE] Erie War - Wikipedia [PAR] The Erie War was a 19th-century conflict between American financiers for control 
of the Erie Railway Company, which owned and operated the Erie Railroad. ... 
Vanderbilt lost more than $7 million in his attempt to gain control over Erie 
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Battled Jim Fisk and Jay Gould ... financial battle for control of a railroad line 
waged in the late 1860s. ... The Fight Over the Erie Railroad ... While exiled in 
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the Civil War, the railroad industry boomed. ... In other words, Vanderbilt would 
not be able to meet the majority stock ownership required to take control of the 
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Commodore Vanderbilt Battled Jim Fisk and Jay Gould .... By the late 1860s 
Vanderbilt was a force in the railroad business. ... He swindled $1 million from 
Jay Gould, who was fighting for control of the Erie Railroad, and then fled to 
Canada. [DOC] [TLE] Cornelius Vanderbilt facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com ... [PAR] Only the Erie Railroad eluded the Commodore's grasp, when speculators Daniel 
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industry Mr. Buffett now enters endured a wave of government takeovers in the 
20th century. ... In 1863, he shocked Wall Street by assuming control of the 
troubled .... The Erie War of 1868, their epic fight over Erie Railway stock, was... [DOC] [TLE] The Road of the Century  Chapter 8 [PAR] Feb 25, 2013 ... But when smart Wall Street brokers heard that Commodore Vanderbilt .... it did, 
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and the Olcutt party were fighting for control in the Central board. ..... By the 
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1860, the New York Times identified the character of Cornelius Vanderbilt as a ... 
Cornelius Vanderbiltcalled the Commodore in his dayrose from a ..... 
Vanderbilt wanted to get control of the Erie Railway to monopolize New York's 
railroads. [DOC] [TLE] Chapter 24: Industry Comes of Age, 1865-1900 - AP U.S. History ... [PAR] Scores of menrailroad workers and Indianslost their lives as the rails 
stretched ... the genius in this enterprise was Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
he ... he boomed and busted the stocks of the Erie, the Kansas Pacific, the 
Union ... for a time virtual industrial monarchs; they exercised more

Question: In the 1860's this industrial "commodore" lost the fight for control of the Erie Railroad
Answer: Cornelius Vanderbilt