Bullpush Hollow

A Story of Miners and Their Families in the Coal Camps of West Virginia and the Mine Wars of the Early 1900’s.

A Struggle for Freedom

Bullpush Hollow

Bullpush Hollow

A Story of Miners and Their Families in the Coal Camps of West Virginia and the Mine Wars of the Early 1900’s.

A Struggle for Freedom

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Cannelton, Smithers, and Harewood WV, Tuesday morning October 17, 1911

(Cavalier, Various Period Newspapers)

Beer Delivery #17A

Meet Fred Mooney!

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The Hatfields owned a stake in the Simms-Hatfield saloon.  Elias and Troy Hatfield who worked as mine guards and railroad men locally didn’t take kindly when Carl Hansen opened a competing saloon in Cannellton at discount prices with delivery that catered to the Italian community.  (Cavalier, Various Period Newspapers) 

Troy last appeared in Back to the Grindstone #4B.

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