August 29 in history: • 1786 – Angered by high tax burdens and disfranchisement, farmers in western Massachusetts led by Daniel Shays began an armed uprising against the U.S. federal government. → go there • 1903 – Slava (pictured), the last of five Borodino-class battleships, was launched by the Imperial Russian Navy. → go there • 1916 – Congress passed the Philippine Autonomy Act, the first formal and official declaration of the U.S.'s commitment to grant independence to the Philippines. → go there • 1984 – Followers of Osho began deliberately infecting people in The Dalles, Oregon, with Salmonella in the first and largest bioterrorist attack in United States history. → go there • 2007 – Six nuclear warheads were mistakenly loaded onto a United States Air Force heavy bomber that flew from North Dakota to Louisiana. → go there Died 1769: Edmond Hoyle Wiki link Born 1859: Louis Adrian Wiki link Born 1980: Nicholas Tse Wiki link Died 2010: Jules Loh Wiki link Pictured: ''Slava''.