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Did A Cow Start The Chicago Fire? | Conspiracy Central

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Did a cow start the Chicago Fire of 1871? Or was the real cause of this tragic historical event a comet? On the night of october 8th, 1871, a cow in a barn supposedly knocked over a lantern and started the huge Chicago Fire that leveled the city. However, some believe that this is a cover up, and that the real cause of this major historical event is a little more mysterious than that...

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