EVERTON FINED
July 1, 1906. The Liverpool Daily Post and Mercury
With regard to a complaint of the Lively Polly Club v. the Everton Club, the commission which was appointed found that Everton Club has been guilty of a breach of Rule 37, and recommended that the club be fined £2 for each offence and pay the expenses of the witnesses. The recommendation were agreed to.

Irish International Appointed Secretary Middlesbrough F.C.
Irish News and Belfast Morning News - Tuesday 03 July 1906
Mr. C. O’Hagan, late of Tottenham Hotspur, the well-known Irish international forward, has been appointed secretary of Middlesbrough, the English League Club to which was recently transferred from Everton. Mr. O’Hagan is a native of Buncrana, Comity Donegal. His first experience of senior football being with Derry Celtic against Belfast Celtic, at Celtic Park, some five years ago. While at St. Xavier’s College, Liverpool, he attracted Everton’s attention, and assisted the reserves. Afterwards went South, Tottenham whom he assisted a couple of seasons. In addition to his new duties he will take the field, when required. It is pleasing to note an Irishman securing such an important appointment in first-class football.

NEW FOOTBALLER FOR DARWEN
Preston Herald - Saturday 14 July 1906
Edgar Chadwick, who last season captained Glossop team, on Wednesday, signed on for Darwen. The Glossop club was anxious to again secure his service, but Chadwick was desirous of joining a team nearer his own home. He commenced his career with Blackburn Olympic; but he won fame with Everton, when he was considered without equal in his position in the forward line.

EDGAR CHADWICK
Athletic News - Monday 16 July 1906
The last link of a famous quintette of Association forward viz., Latta, Brady, Geary, Chadwick, and Milward, is making a good fight against Anno Domini.  Edgar Chadwick left Blackburn Rovers to join Everton and secure International honours at the formation of the League in 1888, and after a long stay with Everton he has gone the rounds of the country and in addition acted as coach on the Continent.  Now he has signed for Darwen, and the engagement should be a mutual one.
Lewis
The grieved ones were somewhat mollified when it was announced that Lewis, the Somerset cricketer, and of Sunderland, Sheffield United and Everton fame, had been engaged with Leicester Fosse.

EVERTON FINED
Lancashire Evening Post - Saturday 21 July 1906
With regard to a complaint of the Lively Polly Club v. the Everton Club, the commission which was appointed found that the Club had been guilty of breach of Rule 37, and recommended that the club be fined £2 for each offence, and pay the expenses of witnesses.—the recommendations were agreed to.

EVERTON NEWS
Dundee Evening Telegraph - Wednesday 25 July 1906
In recognition of the performance of the Liverpool players in winning the League Championship the Liverpool Directors have sent Mr. Tom Watson, the secretary, and the players for a week or ten days' trip to Paris. In similar fashion Everton took their players to the Derby, and afterwards to Brighton.