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"56-year-old husband and father Fredrick Lytton was working alongside 23-year-old Devin Rice at a U-Haul facility in West Nashville.

The two men were reportedly arguing about a soda when Fredrick Lytton walked away from the verbal dispute, returning to his work station. Moments later, Devin Rice walked up behind Lytton, pulled out a handgun, and emptied it into Lytton's back, killing him. Point blank murder, on the job, in broad daylight, over an argument about a soda that Lytton had already walked away from.

HMS Defence at the end of the Battle of the 1st of June 1794, by Richard Brydges Beechey (1808-1895)

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the birthplace on 2nd June1840 of novelist and poet Thomas Hardy

Queen Alexandra of the United Kingdom, born Princess Alexandra of Denmark, was Queen consort through her marriage to Edward VII. She married the then-Prince of Wales in 1863 and became Princess of Wales. She would become Queen in 1901. Alexandra, known as Alix to her immediate family, was immensely popular for her entire life in the United Kingdom. One of her characteristics was her charity, sometimes she didn’t even check if the person requesting money was being honest or not.

🚨BREAKING: In just 2 weeks, African immigrants turned the Spanish city of Ceuta into African slums. Huts made of sticks and cardboard. Garbage and human excrement everywhere. An indescribable stench.

The health services have declared a health crisis: scabies, tuberculosis, cholera, measles, infectious diarrhea, impetigo.

Saint Stephen King of Hungary

975 - August 15, 1038

Feast Day: August 16

Patronage: Hungary, kings, masons, stonecutters, stonemasons and bricklayers

Saint Stephen I, a devout Christian king, was baptized at ten with his father, the Magyar chieftain Geza. Stephen married Gisela, daughter of Duke Henry of Bavaria and then succeeded his father as leader in 997 and devoted most of his reign to the devotion of the Christian faith. In 1000 Stephen was anointed the first king of Hungary. He established Churches, a monastery in Jerusalem for pilgrims, a system of tithes to support the Church and the poor, and abolished pagan customs. He died on August 15 after an assassination attempt and many illnesses. He was buried alongside his son St. Emeric, and the two were canonized together in 1083.