Meade Goes West to Work Under an Alias in Dam Project
Bertram Meade Sr plans a vast bridge project for Martlet Construction. After the fatal collapse, Meade hides, determined to clear his name. He adopts a new identity and seeks honest work, avoiding sight of Helen Illingworth while pursuing a fresh engineering opportunity on a Nebraska dam.
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Mississippi River
Nebraska
Waters
Rodney
Meade
Winters
Shurtliff
Illingworth
Helen Illingworth
United States
Martlet
The
International
Colonel Illingworth
Mr. Rodney
Bertram Meade
Illingworth and Rodney Probe Bertram Meade's Guilt
Helen Illingworth and Rodney examine motives and circumstantial clues suggesting Bertram Meade bore responsibility for the bridge failure to protect his father’s honor. Rodney notes Meade Sr wrote a possible fault statement and a missing design sheet may implicate a secret protest and evidence held by Shurtliff, the secretary.
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Helen Illingworth
Meade
Meade, Jr
Colonel Illingworth
Rodney
Miss Illingworth
Helen
Burma
Schmidt- Chemnitz
Schmidt-Chemnitz
Bertram Meade
Mr. Rodney
Shurtliff
Bert
Meade, Sr
Martlet Company
Fate twists around Meade at a new job
The text hints at strange fate guiding Meade into a new workplace with early events shaping a developing sequence. Four installments promise further developments as the story progresses.
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Meade
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