T.B. SEELEY DIES AT TACOMA, WASH.
T.B. Seeley, for many years until recently chief train dispatcher for the Omaha railway died March 14, at Tacoma, Washington of heart failure. Mr. Seeley came to the Omaha in 1893, when the dispatcher’s office was at Spooner. Later he moved to Itasca, and was afterward transferred to St. Paul where he served until the dispatchers were moved to Eau Claire. He was a genial, good hearted man, loved by every employe on the line, a man of great executive ability in his profession and a gilt edge old time telegrapher. Mr. Seeley was well past the prime of life.
Published in the Duluth News-Tribune, March 16, 1903 page 5
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