Frederick Pabst

It sits in what is now the, the Benton Park neighborhood, a short walk from the brewery.

William's son, Frederick, born in 1873, was the son William hoped would one day run the company.

I think you could see where I'm going from here.

Mm.

Frederick died on December 12th, 1902, at the age of 28 of heart failure, so his was not a suicide.

Some accounts call the circumstances mysterious, but heart failure is what the records that I found say, and I found multiple that say th- that.

Friends said that William was deeply depressed afterwards, and on January 1st, 1904, his close friend Frederick Pabst died.

You know, Pabst Brewery as well.

Aw.

Ah, three years later on January 1st, 1904, William was dealt another devastating blow when his best friend and rival brewing magne- or brewery magnate, Frederick Pabst of Pabst Blue Ribbon-

Pabst Blue Ribbon.

On ice