King George the V and Queen Mary were crowned at Westminster Abbey.
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Mexican Federal troops, stopped the day prior at Bauche by rebels under Pascual Orozco, abandoned the railroad and commenced marching overland towards Juarez in an effort to relieve forces besieged there.
A revolution in Haiti was put down with the capture of rebel General Montreuil Guillaume.
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Pancho Villa's forces departed from Plaza de Namiquipa and disappeared. They would not be fully heard from again until March 9.
The German garrison at Mora surrendered after a year and a half long siege.
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The governor of Chihuahua announced that Madero's troops, now in Mexican federal service, and Federal troops would march on Baja California. He appealed to volunteers to help.
Mexican Gen. Manuel Mondragón Montenegro applied for a patent for a bayonet for his semi automatic rifle, which had been adopted by Mexico in 1908, although only a limited number of the rifles were in service by 1911.
A peace commission in Chihuahua, Mexico attempted to broker a truce between the Diaz government and the "Maderistas" who supported Francisco I. Madero.
Cynthia Ann Parker, captured by the Comanche as a child and then recaptured by the Texas Rangers unwillingly as an adult, was reinterred in Oklahoma. She had passed away in 1870.
She was the mother of Quanah Parker.
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