Last Trace
In the Special List of Record Group 118 (Records of the U.S. Attorney) preserved in San Francisco, and in San Francisco Chronicle of 19 January 1918, we find report of Taraknath Das’s trial as defendant. Kumar, too, was mentioned during the 1917-18 San Francisco Trial consisting of ‘The German Hindu Conspiracy’ and ‘Violations of U.S. Neutrality 1913-20.’ He was accused of having “formed party in Shanghai in 1914. Associate of German agent Mueller and of Scrinivas (sic!) R. Wagel. Sent arms and ammunition to revolutionary agents in India.” No further information is available on this rebel's later life.
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