Resumption Collection

Among the miners, the resumption of work, 1902
Among the minors, the resumption of work, 1902. An illustration from Le Petit Journal, 30th November 1902

Coal strike: movements towards an offical settlement 1926
Fillings in many of collieries was that the Genaral strike was coming to the end; a flow of men returning back to work steadily increased

RESUMPTION, OF HONEST MONEY WORK, engraving 1880, us, usa

RESUMPTION, OF HONEST MONEY AND WORK. 1880, 19th century engraving, USA, America

After The Strike
15th May 1926: Resumption of work by dockers at London Bridge, after the settlement of the 1926 General Strike. (Photo by E. Bacon/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Resumption, Of Honest Money Work, Engraving 1880, US, USA

Ramsay MacDonald and others, Foreign Office conference
James Ramsay MacDonald (1866-1937), the first British Labour Prime Minister. Seen here with others, including the French Prime Minister Edouard Herriot (1872-1957)

Handspring dive - 1906 Olympic Games
Clark of Great Britain performing a handspring dive at the 1906 Olympic Games in Athens. The event was staged as a celebration of the tenth anniversary of the resumption of the Games

Stone Putting - Olympic Games 1906
The Shot Put or Stone Putting showing N. Georgantas of Greece, the winner with a throw of 19.92 1/2 metres at the 1906 Athens Summer Olympics

Rope Climbing - Olympic Games 1906
G. Aliprantes of Constantinople, the winner of the rope-climbing event at the 1906 Olympic Games in Athens. The Games were staged as a celebration of the tenth anniversary of the resumption of

Olympic Games - Javelin throwing
A javelin thrower at the 1906 Olympic Games in Athens. The fourth modern Olympic games, these games were held in Athens and staged as a celebration of the tenth anniversary of the resumption of

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"Resumption: A Historical Journey of Work, Money, and Olympic Games" Among the miners, the resumption of work in 1902 marked a turning point in their struggle for fair labor conditions. After enduring a grueling coal strike, this resumption brought hope and relief to countless families who relied on mining as their livelihood. In 1926, movements towards an official settlement during the Coal Strike showcased the power of negotiation and compromise. The resumption of work was not only about economic stability but also about fostering harmony between workers and employers. Engraved in 1880, "Resumption of Honest Money Work" depicted a significant milestone in American history. As the United States strived for financial integrity after years of instability, this engraving symbolized a renewed commitment to honest trade and hard work. Similarly, another engraving from that era titled "Resumption of Honest Money and Work" emphasized America's determination to restore its economy through diligence and ethical practices. It reflected the resilience ingrained within society during challenging times. "After The Strike, " an evocative phrase capturing both relief and trepidation as workers returned to their jobs following periods of unrest. Resumptions like these were pivotal moments where communities could rebuild trust while striving for better working conditions. The Foreign Office conference led by Ramsay MacDonald signaled diplomatic efforts towards resuming peaceful relations among nations. This gathering highlighted how dialogue can pave the way for cooperation even amidst political tensions—a testament to humanity's unwavering pursuit of progress. Beyond labor disputes or international affairs, sports played a role in showcasing human resilience too. At the 1906 Olympic Games held in Athens, athletes displayed incredible skill despite facing various challenges throughout history—whether it be performing handspring dives or competing in stone putting or rope climbing events—all exemplifying determination leading to triumphant resumptions. Lastly, Javelin throwing at those same Olympic Games demonstrated how athleticism transcends borders and unites people through friendly competition.