It seems like it. However, the person on line 25 seems to be some kind of relative, because both of them seem to be going to the same cousin in Brooklyn.
FYI only your guy's surname seems to be "Rizzica" on this 23 May 1912 arrival.
You are correct, it states no one.
Hi Sylvia, I’ve been looking into that possibility unfortunately I haven’t found a connection. He was married in Rutland, Vermont in 1915 and lived there for the majority of his life until later moving to Connecticut. There has been some discrepancies with Rizzico/Rizzica with official corrections made to Rizzico. Thank you for your help! I’m also attaching an additional page with the annotation that looks like “OLO” I’ve not been able to find any references to what this might mean.
Hi Susannah, thank you for verifying! I’ve noticed there are other passengers from Oppido Italy on the manifest with the end destination of Rutland, Vermont who were also carpenters. This is where he settled. I’m attaching another page with the annotation “OLO” that I haven’t found any information on its meaning if you have any insight it’d be much appreciated. Thank you for your reply!
Do you mean "Do" ("Ditto") in col#18?
Yes, Column #18 Line 26 - that’s Ditto?
1872 Birth of Antonio CHILIBERTI in Oppido Mamertina (Reggio Calabria): https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12657/an_ua16457026/0AVDzWz (#56)
Antonio’s BC mentions a 1904 marriage to Eleonora RIZZICA!
Antonio and Eleonora’s 1904 marriage in Oppido Mamertina: https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12657/an_ua16456818/wrxz9rj (#13)
Eleonora’s 1886 birth in Oppido Mamertina: https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12657/an_ua16457089/58zOznm (#223)
It seems that Antonio CHILIBERTI and Luigi RIZZICA could have been brothers-in-law …