Thanks for the mindat link DD - it's always a bit of a debate no matter where you go, over chert vs. flint vs. jasper....
In Michigan we have quite a lot of all of those - I would say myself and other rock hounds take a pretty general approach for our area...
Jaspers are generally variations of red to black and often red with black stripes due to the high amounts of iron and hematite banding in our local geology, and they are usually like you said more shiny and waxy lustered.
We usually call similar structure and hardness, but with white/gray through gray all the way up to black, also with variable luster (sometimes matte, sometimes waxy) "cherts"
Usually we call yellow to brown cherts "flint" for the most part. So I suppose in this instance your ID as a jasper would be more accurate even by my own description
That link was especially helpful with the blocky microcrystalline vs fibrous microcrystalline structure descriptions, that will help quite a bit
