Pinkerton, Personal Record, 61.
Aldrich, Death Rode the Rails, 173-174.
Transportation Rules, Northern Pacific System of Railroads, in Effect Sept. 1, 1883, 93-95.
Northern Pacific Railway Company Papers, pt. 1, ser. B, NS7602, r. 2, Secretary, Printed Materials.
A blacklist included union or strike activity, but far and away the most common listing on a Southern Pacific blacklist that survives is drinking.
H. R. Dill to W. H. McCord, March 18, 1895, Illinois Central Railroad Company, Application for Employment, both are bound in Railway Pamphlets, 109, Stanford Univ. Library.
Pinkerton, Personal Record, 278.
Crocker to CPH, July 3, 1890, CPH Papers, ser. 1, r. 48.
Testimony of CPH, Testimony of Artemas Holmes, PRC, 1:40, 178; Adams to A. B. Stickney, Dec. 6, 1888, UP, PO, OC, vol. 45, ser. 2, r. 40.
Perkins to Forbes, Feb. 24, 1881, F 3.2.3.5, CB&Q.
Ostler, Prairie Populism, 2-11, 91-153.
C. Crocker to CPH, Nov. 29, 1887, CPH Papers, ser. 1, r. 46.