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Lisette Schandein, (c. 1848–1905) aka
Lisette Best
Schandein,
Lizette Best,
Elizabeth Best,
Elizabeth Best
Schandein, and
Lizette Best
Schandein was the...
- city in the
United States. In 1889,
Schandein died,
leaving Pabst as
president and
Schandein's widow,
Lisette Schandein, as vice-president. In 1890, Pabst...
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married Emil
Schandein, to whom Best sold the
remaining half of the business. This move made
Frederick Pabst president, and Emil
Schandein vice-president...
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brewery was
renamed Phillip Best Brewery. Phillip's sons-in-law, Emil
Schandein and
Captain Frederick Pabst,
later bought the
brewery from Phillip. When...
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Harvey Mudd
College Lisette Pollet (born 1968),
French politician Lisette Schandein, (1848–1905), the
first vice-president of
Pabst Brewing Company Lisette...
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company was
managed by
Philip Best's sons-in-law
Frederick Pabst and Emil
Schandein. In 1869, the
company purchased the then-third
largest brewery in the...
- on
August 4, 1887, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to
Jacob and
Louise (née
Schandein) Heyl. Erik was the only
child of the union, as his
mother died a few...
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Frederick Pabst, who at that the time
owned Best
Brewing Company with Emil
Schandein, gave them
brewery equipment orders. In 1887,
Pawling and Harnisch****er...
