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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1917

Page

2

The Meade Family Tragedy Forces Public Confession

In a tense scene Sir Bertram Meade faces ruin after a bridge disaster claims Abbott and 150 workers. He plans to publish his son’s letter alongside his own confession to preserve reputation and honor amid the catastrophe.

Mr. Meade

Meade Accepts Responsibility After Bridge Disaster

Bertram Meade announces in the presence of his dead father that he alone is responsible for the design flaw in the Martlet Bridge project. Amid shock and pressure, he vows to uphold his father’s reputation while facing ruin in the wake of the collapse. Helen Illingworth supports him, while Shurtliff confirms the confession.

Bertram Meade Meade Mende Rodney Cambridge Engineering News Shortliff International Bridge Bert Helen Illingworth Illingworth Martlet Bridge Company the International Bertram Meade, Jr Shurtliff Young Meade Shurtlef Helen Tilingworth Merde Miss Illingworth Helen Lingworth the Law Colonel Uingworth New York Telen Illingworth Helen Old Shurtlf International Shurthis Martlet Company Tlingworth Connecticut Milford

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