1898 H.E. Hamblen General Manager’s Story 24: He was a car repairer and was at work between two cars on the ‘dead-head.’.at deadhead, n.
1898 H.E. Hamblen General Manager’s Story 43: I’ll have to drop off a flag, or they’ll git our doghouse [i.e. caboose, on a freight train].at doghouse, n.
1898 H.E Hamblen General Manager’s Story 14: An’ then I have to cart a carload of dope round the yard every day.at dope, n.1
1898 H.E. Hamblen General Manager’s Story 129: On this afternoon Dinny saw ‘some felly comin’ like the devil batin’ tan-bark’.at hell beating tanbark under hell, n.
1898 H.E. Hamblen General Manager’s Story 298: The engineer was, of course, discharged; and the head brakeman [...] was jacked up for thirty days.at jack up, v.2
1898 H.E. Hamblen General Manager’s Story 33: There’s nothing much the matter with him; few of his slats stove in, that’s all.at slat, n.3