• Do you think a cow can’t cause chaos?

  • Jan 12 2025
  • Length: 1 min
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Do you think a cow can’t cause chaos?

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  • Think a cow can’t cause chaos?

    Think again! The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 allegedly started when Mrs. O’Leary’s cow kicked over a lantern in her barn. The fire raged for two days, destroying over three square miles of the city and leaving 100,000 people homeless.But was the cow really to blame? Historians doubt it. The cow tale likely began as anti-Irish sentiment aimed at the O’Learys. Other theories suggest a careless cigar or even a meteor shower sparked the inferno.Who knew Chicago’s fiery past might just be a beefy legend? 🔥

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